Actually, the voice acting in this game is stupendous. However, my complaint isn’t the same as it usually is with comparison to other visual novels. One element that stands out as one that could have been improved is the audio in Kindred Spirits on the Roof. At times this is a little annoying when you’ve already read the spoken dialogue, but the personal thoughts generally make scenes interesting enough to review. This means that you will often see a scene play out from Yuna’s perspective first and then later see what’s going on from the view of another character. However, players can and are expected to break the progression somewhat by checking out stories of each blossoming couple occasionally. The tale progresses from day to day throughout a handful of months at school. The progression within Kindred Spirits on the Roof is fairly unique as well. Along the way, our protagonist learns more about herself, gains newfound friends, and gets into a number of predicaments. From that point on, Yuna becomes a sort of yuri Cupid by ensuring girls can confess to one another and hopefully begin or maintain romantic relationships with one another. Yuna finds the set up immediately perplexing, but after helping one girl deliver her love letter, finds herself suddenly excited to help others. What else are two gay ghosts to do with themselves than help young couples who still have a shot at a living, breathing romance? Oh, they also might want to spy on the newly created couples to figure out how to “do it.” After she comes to grips with the situation, she finally hears the duo out as they ask for her assistance to help young lesbians at the academy become honest with themselves. Instead, they seem keen on goofing off and saying completely awkward things to Yuna. Enoki Sachi and Nagatani Megumi aren’t particularly frightening ghosts. It’s there when she finds her world flipped upside down as two ghosts suddenly appear before her. Instead of eating in class like most other students, she heads up to the roof and passes lunch by on her lonesome. We focus our attention first on the protagonist, Toomi Yuna, who seems to be rather uninterested in friendship. Taking place at Kokonotsuboshi Girls’ Academy of Commerce, this all-girls school features a cast of wonderful characters. Kindred Spirits on the Roof does have a rather intriguing kickoff plot, though.
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