Sakura Swim Club

7/10 Sakura Swim Club is a campy visual novel with adult aspects that surprises you with a good story and great artwork but lacks in meaningful choices.

Immersive gameplay, cutting edge graphics, great story-telling, this game has it all.

Soundtrack suits the atmosphere and is good.

singleplayer story campaign is sentimentally touching and thrilling as both an old head long over his heydays and the probably 7th grader on his xbox 360 back in the old days. released in 2009 and its basically the second part and sequence to the first of the modern warfare trilogy if that means ♥♥♥♥ to you meaning it plays out like similar to its peers. while plot and its progression were generic to come i believe story wise youd get unintentional sugar coating for down the line dopamine overdose believing you to join the fray as prideful kamikaze to go down in the gulf of leyte. the general placebo of overflowing courage and honour build up from the american eagle dream is a coexisting biproduct reminiscent to being deployed in open area while awaiting greenlight for rolling thunders and agent orange bombardment over creedence clearwater revival tune to fuel your lust in partaking fight against international threats in the eastern propaganda world. the characters forming the main team of interest have a strong showing to the point of being the main heroine of the game and possibly making up the best cast out of the entire franchise as you dont feel like dealing and steering your mental autopilot for some goofed up troop club ready go be gunned over by some rpg artillery performed by some hispanic named hernandez at an elementary school in brazil (not task force hernandez). wont even go into detail or sum up for spoilers as everything played out fine and ending was relatively decent, atleast with modern warfare 3 picking up where it left and you atleast have some sort of an idea if you had any type of normal childhood and grow up living outside third world country.