Club Life Visual Novel
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Club Life Visual Novel
An adult visual novel about one young mans club life. As he meets new people and finds love. Now on Steam for PC, Mac and Linux.
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Receive instant access to the games beta testing on Steam at the campaigns completion, which will also include a full edition on release. Also receive a limited time DRM-Free Download of the game. Finally your name/alias will also be listed in the beta testers section of the credits.
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Receive all the rewards included in the Beta Access level and receive a special extreme high resolution poster of the three main romance options in their nighties.
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Receive all the rewards included in the Nightie Reward level and receive a special extreme high resolution image of all three of the main romance options in a Dakimakura style design as well as the 'secret' romance option also in a Dakimakura style design.
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Sep 25, 2015 - Oct 17, 2015
(21 days)
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A reclusive student is forced into joining several clubs, can he make it through the year and will he gain any new friends along the way or even find love.
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About This Game
Sean is in his final year of school, close to the time for him to head off to college, his plans to keep his head down this year and avoid complications are ruined when his teacher demands he join two clubs if he wants her to write him a recommendation for college.
With his hands tied there are only a few choices for him to start his Club Life.
Minimum: OS: Windows XP Processor: 1.66 Ghz Memory: 1 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX compatible card Storage: 500 MB available space
Recommended: OS: Windows 10 Processor: 2.50 Ghz Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX compatible card Storage: 500 MB available space
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