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Wind: A Breath of Heart

First release
Jan 30, 2003
Publisher
Alchemist, Minori
Genres
Visual Novel · Drama, Romance

Originally released for PC (Windows) under the same title as an adult visual novel, the game was then ported to consoles with removed adult contents, but also with additional CG events and story elements added to compensate for the lack of erotic scenes. The game follows Makoto Okano as he returns to his hometown after 10 years away. Before he left, he and Minamo Narukaze made a promise to each other to meet again. She told him she will keep on playing the harmonic and even though he may be too far away to see it, the wind will carry the melody, hopefully all the way to his place.

Also known as Wind -A Breath of Heart-

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Storyline
That summer day. Makoto Okano and his younger sister Hinata sit across from each other in the box seats of a local express heading to that town, underneath a blue sky that seems to stretch out to infinity. The town they are heading to is the very one that they were born in and were separated from long ago -- Kazune City. In the midst of the midsummer wind, bathed in the wind that rushes in from the train window, they head to that town, which they only have vague memories of. "Say, let's promise to meet again." "I'll keep playing this harmonica, okay? Because even if I can't reach you, the sound of the harmonica surely will." The harmonica, which was handed over together with the promise to that girl. And within the shaking cabin of the train, Makoto wakes up, dimly but surely recalling that memory...Read more

That summer day. Makoto Okano and his younger sister Hinata sit across from each other in the box seats of a local express heading to that town, underneath a blue sky that seems to stretch out to infinity. The town they are heading to is the very one that they were born in and were separated from long ago -- Kazune City. In the midst of the midsummer wind, bathed in the wind that rushes in from the train window, they head to that town, which they only have vague memories of. "Say, let's promise to meet again." "I'll keep playing this harmonica, okay? Because even if I can't reach you, the sound of the harmonica surely will." The harmonica, which was handed over together with the promise to that girl. And within the shaking cabin of the train, Makoto wakes up, dimly but surely recalling that memory...

Release dates
Dreamcast
Jan 30, 2003
Sega Saturn
Jan 30, 2003
PlayStation 2
Dec 18, 2003
Game modes
Single player
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Keywords
high school

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