Bridge to the Stars game

The official version of the game "Bridge to the Stars" is a campus love game produced and released by Feng Company in Japan. The latest version of the game "Bridge to the Stars" has the same world view as the first two games of the "Trilogy of the Sky" and is also the last game of the "Trilogy of the Sky". The plot of the game "Bridge to the Stars" is a love story in which the male protagonist "accidentally" bumps into the heroine and then develops it in school.

Bridge to the Stars game game introduction

The Chinese version of Bridge to the Starry Sky (Japanese: Starry Sky Bridge) is a love adventure game launched by the Japanese game company feng on October 15, 2010. It has the same world view as the first two games of the "Sky Sky Trilogy". It is also the last work of the "Sora no Trilogy". The story is a campus love story set in a rural town called "Yamahiko Town". This work won the Silver Award for Character Design in the "2011 Cute Game Awards" in 2011.

Bridge to the Stars game background

In order to accompany his frail younger brother Ayumu Hoshino in recuperation, Kazuma Hoshino decided to move with his younger brother from the city back to Yamahiko Town, a rural town with fresh air where they had lived since childhood, halfway through the semester. On what was supposed to be a memorable first day of transferring school, Kazuma got lost on this unfamiliar road, but fortunately, Kazuma met a girl from the same school, Nakazu Kawahata, and like other kingly games, the two "accidentally" slipped and "accidentally" kissed.

After a series of accidents, the most unexpected thing was that he was seen by Hatsu's good friend Hinata Ibuki. In the days that followed, Kazuma met his childhood sweetheart Kammoto Enka and others at the shrine. In this way, the story of their first encounter and re-encounter unfolded in the countryside.

A derivative work of the Bridge to the Stars game

       Official comics

The manga version of this work was drawn by Kurumi Morisaki and published by Kadokawa Shoten. It has been serialized since May 2011.

TV animation

​​The animation of the same name adapted from the beautiful girl game published by FENG was produced by Animation Studio. The supervision is Mihara Hiroshi, who directed a TV animation for the first time; the series composition and screenwriter is Zaboye, a novelist and light novel writer who once served as the series composition of the animation "Myself; Yourself"; the character setting is Haruo Okawara, who has participated as an animation supervisor in animation productions such as "Detective Conan", "Kanon", "Zero no Tsukaima".

Bridge to the Stars game update log

​​ 1.Fix some bugs

​​ 2. Optimized some functions