Explore everyday moments in the modern-fantasy world of Mara, a tropical archipelago where life rebounds after an alien corporation's attack. This bite-sized slice of life visual novel lets you follow Akaji, a blacksmith who enlists neighbors to search for her missing friend Koa amid her own challenges. Meet a diverse cast, from trickster pirates to adventurer cat-children, in tales that reveal personal struggles and bonds.
Craft boat models to share with the community, shaping how others perceive you and deepening your connections. Studio Ghibli-inspired visuals blend calm supernatural vibes with island soap opera drama. Casual adventure fans who enjoy relaxed visual novels will connect with its focus on self-discovery and relationships.
Explore the everyday life in Mara through unique tales in this slice of life visual novel. Step into the shoes of a diverse cast and get to know the struggles and desires of the inhabitants of this modern-fantasy world set in a tropical archipelago.
Mara is the ocean that brings life to our shores. After the elits, an evil alien corporation, attacked our planet, life is healing and everything got back to normal. But in Qälis, the city island in Mara, normal is just a word.
You will follow Akaji, a procrastinating blacksmith who has to ask for the help of all her neighbors to find Koa, who has disappeared, while dealing with her own struggles.
Stories of Mara describe the little tidbits of life happening in these islands. Embark in a personal journey to find yourself and discover how to bond with others.
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A bit-sized slice of life visual novel following a diverse cast from the calm and relaxing supernatural world of Summer in Mara. A soap opera featuring from trickster pirates to adventurer cat-childs.
Express yourself through making boat modelism to share with the rest of the community. This will impact how they see you and how you see them.
Visuals inspired by the Studio Ghibli films with a modern setting in a fantasy universe.
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