University of Problems [DreamNow]

Student life is perhaps the most vivid, colorful, and memorable period of life for many of us. You start your adult life, feel unlimited possibilities, make a lot of new acquaintances. "University of Problems" is just about it.
An ordinary guy from an ordinary family unexpectedly enters one of the best universities in the country. What could be better, right? Lots of opportunities, constant parties, attractive girls, complete freedom of choice. In a word: real adult life. But everything is not as rosy as it may seem at first glance...​

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Developer Notes:
Q: "Why do some girls' faces/bodies look similar?"
A: "Yes, Carol and Rachel have similar facial features, because I like those faces. I would even say that Rachel's face is my ideal of beauty  , at least for now. And I think that the problem of 'similar faces' applies to many games, because the developers of such games try to make their projects so that they themselves enjoy playing it. And I'm no exception.
But I won't say that the faces of the other girls are too similar to each other (well, okay, maybe Ashley looks a little like Carol or Rachel ). At least I did all the girls from the basic Genesis 8 model, trying not to repeat the previously created characters.
Also, I am sure that many players have already noticed some similarity of the girls' bodies. And this is also because I tried to make the girls so that I myself was interested in developing them as characters.
But at the same time, I tried to diversify the girls as much as possible. "
Q: "Will there be a harem in the game?"
A: "I try to make the game as realistic as possible for games of this genre. But at the same time, I would like to add a harem ending to the game. So far, I have not found a solution to this contradiction, but I am sure that I will come up with something closer to the final updates."

Q: Are the Extra Scenes canon?
A: No. The Extra Scenes are non-canon and are intended to present alternative scenarios that could occur under different circumstances. They explore "what-if" situations without affecting the main storyline.

Some of these scenes closely resemble events that could plausibly fit within the narrative, but they remain separate from the official story for pacing, character development, or continuity reasons.

In many cases, Extra Scenes serve as small previews of future character development or themes that may appear later in the canonical story. They can offer subtle hints about a character's personality, preferences, or the direction their relationship with the protagonist may eventually take. Others simply provide an early look at interactions that occur much later in the main narrative.

Because the game's characters are written to develop gradually and realistically, certain events shown in the Extra Scenes would not naturally occur at that point in the official story. For that reason, they are presented as optional alternate scenarios rather than part of the main continuity.

Not every Extra Scene contains hidden clues or foreshadowing. Some exist simply to explore alternative possibilities, provide additional character moments, or offer bonus content for players interested in seeing different outcomes.

Think of the Extra Scenes as optional "what-if" stories that expand the game's world without changing the events of the main narrative.