Al contrario que con Nostalgic Train, Rainy Season se siente mucho más subordinado a la estructura de una trama episódica propia de un capítulo más sobrio de Shin-Chan o a uno de los sketches de Mis Vecinos los Yamada. Creo que este juego incentiva la exploración, y el carácter infantil que va unido a esa actividad, de una forma más nítida. Pero sigo teniendo un poco de dificultad conectando con estas evocaciones nostálgicas que no he vivido. Con It's Summer directamente me sentí perdido, pero con Rainy Season creo que me quedé un poco agarrotado por la superficialidad de los personajes.
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Unlike Nostalgic Train, Rainy Season is much more subservient to the episodic structure of slightly more serious Shin-Chan story or a sketch from My Neighbors the Yamadas. I think this game encourages exploration quite well, and the childlike wonder that comes with it. But I still have a little difficulty connecting with this nostalgia evocation for a moment that I'm not sure I can connect with. With It's Summer I just felt lost, but with Rainy Season I think the characters were the thing that set me off.
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Unlike Nostalgic Train, Rainy Season is much more subservient to the episodic structure of slightly more serious Shin-Chan story or a sketch from My Neighbors the Yamadas. I think this game encourages exploration quite well, and the childlike wonder that comes with it. But I still have a little difficulty connecting with this nostalgia evocation for a moment that I'm not sure I can connect with. With It's Summer I just felt lost, but with Rainy Season I think the characters were the thing that set me off.