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High School Kimengumi
High School Kimengumi
Inside High School Kimengumi
GAME INFO
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Getting Started
High School Kimengumi is a text-heavy adventure game where you progress by examining objects, talking to characters, and making choices. The opening screen likely presents a title in Japanese; press Enter to start. From there, you will see a description of your location and a list of options at the bottom. Use the arrow keys to highlight an option and press X to confirm.
The core loop involves moving between screen locations (often shown as simple static graphics), picking up key items, and triggering events to advance the story. The interface is purely text‐based with occasional static images. Because the game is entirely in Japanese, you will need some knowledge of the language or a translation guide to understand the plot and commands. The D-pad moves a cursor in the option window; B (S key) often cancels or returns to the previous menu.
One tip: if you get stuck, try using the 'Select' button (V key) to open a secondary menu for inventory or save options, though saving may require a disk swap if you are playing from a single disk image. The game is not long, but navigation and language barriers can make it feel slower. Use an FAQ or walkthrough if you cannot read Japanese.
CONTROLS
Controls
- Arrow Keys: D-Pad / Movement
- X: Trigger 1
- S: Trigger 2
- Enter: Start
High School Kimengumi FAQ
Is High School Kimengumi exclusive to MSX 2 or did it appear on other systems?
It was released only for the MSX 2. No ports to other platforms such as the Famicom or PC-88 are known.
In what year was High School Kimengumi originally released?
The exact release year is not widely documented. Most sources place it in the mid-1980s, likely 1986 or 1987, but this is unconfirmed.
Roughly how long does it take to finish High School Kimengumi?
Completion times vary wildly depending on language comprehension and use of guides. A rough estimate for a player reading Japanese would be two to four hours.













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