

Set in Gunjo Gakuin, a school specialized for those deemed by the government to be unfit for society, Cross Channel follows the story of eight members of the school's Broadcasting Club who have just returned from a disastrous field trip, which throws their club and their friendships into turmoil. Summer has come. With summer comes a long vacation from school. The Broadcasting Club has been torn apart, left to slowly disintegrate. Since returning from their first field trip of the summer, there's been a palpable distance between the club members. Now, only one single member continues to participate in the club activities. But a horrible realization has dawned on all of them: their school has been completely deserted. Are they really the only people left? The hero of our story is a member of the Broadcasting Club. He casually greets his friends as they show up at the otherwise deserted school. On the rooftop, we find club president Misato Miyasumi assembling a massive broadcast antenna, alone. This antenna was the club's summer project, and its completion for the purpose of sending a broadcast out to find other possible survivors has been their main goal. Last summer, the club comprised a close-knit group of friends who worked together. Yet now, only a single member continues their efforts. A group of the former friends watch her work, a cold glint in their eyes. This is the story of their clashing differences rising to a boil, and the resolutions that arise from these clashes. Once divided, the club members slowly begin to grow closer once again...
AdventureVisual NovelDramaRomancehigh schoolflashbackfriendshipmale protagonistorphan protagonisthigh sexual contentsuper deformed cg'smusic recollectionnsfw_patchnsfw version existsPC (Microsoft Windows)
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Character
Earnest, contemplative, classical in form and intimate.
- earnestironic
- contemplativerelentless
- classical in formformally daring
- intimateepic
- gravecomic
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About the game
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Developer
- FlyingShine
- Publisher
- FlyingShine, Moenovel
- Released
- September 26, 2003
- Modes
- Single player
- Perspective
- Text
- Engine
- ADV Player HD
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