Her large breast size doesnвЂ™t help to defer the attention when her phobia arises, and itвЂ™s usually her good friend Tamami who offers a helping hand. While she isnвЂ™t introverted, she claims that when she addresses an audience above a certain number, her voice shakes (so sheвЂ™s afraid of public speaking) to the point Kyotarou and Takamine finds it rather erotic. Tsugumi is the character that Kyotarou saves in the very beginning scenes, and is a strange character. I also found it strange how the game insists on using the characterвЂ™s last name throughout almost the entirety of the story even at some of the heroineвЂ™s routes too! If youвЂ™re confused about вЂњwho the heck is that?!вЂќ, itвЂ™s probably because I use the characterвЂ™s first names instead of the familiar last names used in the game. Even NagiвЂ™s true route contained no important elements that contribute to wrapping up the story. As stated previously, the вЂњTrue RouteвЂќ for the four heroines were essentially the same thing, minus an H-scene for each of them, so I was pretty disappointed. Rating Comments: A generally lower score compared to many other of AugustвЂ™s games, most of the score is dropped drastically due to the story being incomplete, and the reader is left with the feeling of вЂњWhat next?вЂќ rather than вЂњThat was a good story!вЂќ. ThereвЂ™s a вЂњtrue routeвЂќ for all the other members (Tsugumi, Kana, Tamami, and Senri), and even subcharacter routes for Sayumi (the loli assistant manager of the cafetaria), Miyu (the pink haired voice artist), as well as Maho, the student council president who continuously tries to recruit Kyotarou into the Student Council. Together, with various other members that later join the group, form the вЂњLibrary ClubвЂќ to вЂњMake this school a better placeвЂќ, while trying to figure out the mystery of the вЂњShepherdвЂќ.Д¬omplete Story Clearing Difficulty: ModerateД¬omments: Nothing really hidden here just a story for each of the characters, as well as a true route featuring Kodachi Nagi, the Library Committe Member. This is the meeting of Kakei and a charming girl named Shirasaki Tsugumi. Rushing towards her, he knocks her down to the confusion of everyone in that areaвЂ¦Д«ut at the next moment, a trolley that was entering the station crashes in to the very location where the girl was standing. This message does come true as he finds a girl handing out fliers in front of the station, and suddenly sees a vision of her being hit and seriously injured by a malfunctioning trolley. Kyotarou Kakei is one of these individuals whose experience with the вЂњShepherdвЂќ started with a simple message saying вЂњYouвЂ™ll have a meeting today that will change your lifeвЂќ. The strange thing about this is that while all of these students received something of great benefit, they cannot remember these вЂњShepherdsвЂќ who changed their lives. Summary: The вЂњShepherdвЂќ is a mysterious individiual who helps various individuals throughout the school with their problems. Title: Daitoshokan no Hitsujikai (Shepherd of the Great Library) On the other hand, sorry IвЂ™ve been delayed with exams! To make up for it (not really), IвЂ™ll post TWO reviews today (well, at least IвЂ™ll try toвЂ¦) In a sense, this game resembles Fortune Arterial greatly: Light, shallow game, but with LOTS of symbolisms (which is unlike FA in my opinion). There was even a dramatic love triangle, but that was turned into a rather comical one with one of the appendix stories, and not emphasized enough. It contained the вЂњtrue routeвЂќ that is present in other August games, but it was rather incomplete (as IвЂ™ll try to explain in the later sections), and the humor was weak. What happened? I did play it (captain obvious here), but I didnвЂ™t like it. Yes, Fortune Arterial and Aiyoku no Eustia were very good titles (at least in my eyes), but the problem was that Daitosho recevied various bad impressions from the general community. Foreword: The most recent game by August, I was actually pretty hesitant to play this game.

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