If you're looking for the short review telling you if to buy nor not to buy, BUY. That's it. Go for it. Its worth all the 16,79€ it costs, even with all the censorship going on which can be annoying at times but I managed to get past it really quickly; also, they have Clear. Do you know any other games with Clear in it? Clearly not. [...]
... but that being said, now elaborating properly:

Steam releasing DMMD on their platform allowed me to wrap myself into the gentle embrace of memories, a cheerful jump into my teenage years, nostalgia taking all over me while going through the brightful colors of Midorijima once again... except for all the censored scenes. Don't expect any NSFW stuff in there, its aaall zoomed in and aaall cropped without any trace of mercy. You're here enjoying your fair share of fanservice and all you see are faces. Sometimes a bare chest if we get lucky with the framing. However, if you manage to get past it without much disappointment, the game is definitely worth the candle. It has anger, fear, happiness, lust, shame, joy, disgust... and finally, reunion. It has it all. A relentless rollercoaster of emotions going up and down and everything just wraps you so tightly in it that you simply cannot escape anymore; you find yourself trapped by Clear's tender innocence, by Koujaku's sweetness and Noiz's peculiar complexity; even by that stupid Mink's authoritarian toughness (to use an euphemism) which I didn't like in the slightest but that's because I'm a special snowflake all fluff and cuddles, just like Ren. Yeah, the furball. Even the dog has won my heart over.

Back to us: if you're looking for a decent storyline with several good and bad endings (12) all seasoned by some really great music and backgrounds, plus a bunch of cleverly written characters who will tear apart your unfortunate feelings, you pointed the right BL. I already miss Clear so much, please take care of him.

If you're looking for the short review telling you if to buy nor not to buy, [b]BUY[/b]. That's it. Go for it. Its worth all the 16,79€ it costs, even with all the censorship going on which can be annoying at times but I managed to get past it really quickly; also, they have [i]Clear[/i]. Do you know any other games with [i]Clear[/i] in it? [i]Clear[/i]ly not. [...] ... but that being said, now elaborating properly: Steam releasing DMMD on their platform allowed me to wrap myself into the gentle embrace of memories, a cheerful jump into my teenage years, nostalgia taking all over me while going through the brightful colors of Midorijima once again... except for all the censored scenes. Don't expect any NSFW stuff in there, its aaall zoomed in and aaall cropped without any trace of mercy. You're here enjoying your fair share of fanservice and all you see are faces. Sometimes a bare chest if we get lucky with the framing. However, if you manage to get past it without much disappointment, the game is definitely worth the candle. It has anger, fear, happiness, lust, shame, joy, [i]disgust[/i]... and finally, [b]reunion[/b]. It has it all. A relentless rollercoaster of emotions going up and down and everything just wraps you so [i]tightly[/i] in it that you simply cannot escape anymore; you find yourself trapped by Clear's tender innocence, by Koujaku's sweetness and Noiz's peculiar complexity; even by that stupid Mink's authoritarian toughness (to use an euphemism) which I didn't like in the slightest but that's because I'm a special snowflake all fluff and cuddles, just like Ren. Yeah, the furball. Even the dog has won my heart over. Back to us: if you're looking for a decent storyline with several good and bad endings (12) all seasoned by some really great music and backgrounds, plus a bunch of cleverly written characters [strike]who will tear apart your unfortunate feelings[/strike], you pointed the right BL. I already miss Clear so much, please take care of him.