History VisualNovel / EverlastingSummer

** Typical for a visual novel, your dialogue tree options determine which of the girls' route(s) you are currently getting to, and you won't know which option leads you to whom in the first try.

* {{Iyashikei}}: The majority of the game's plot revolves around teenagers in a youth camp, interacting or playing with one another and developing friendly (and romantic) relationships. [[spoiler:It isn't always like this though, as bad endings exists and the path to the TrueEnding can be dark.]]

* OrWasItADream: In all of the good endings, Semyon is able to [[spoiler: meet the girl he romanced along that route]]. In some of them, [[spoiler: she even mentions that ''he'' seems familiar, as if she dreamed about him]]. And finally, in the "Harem Ending", [[spoiler: Semyon, after waking, meets ''all'' of the girls, at the same time, after they all came looking for him as the guy from the dreams ''they'' all had]]. Mighty suspicious. [[spoiler:Especially as he and Lena manages to spend a good portion of their lives married, until they wake up one day. With all the others they wake up right after the camp ends.]]

** The "Harem Ending" is a more specific case of this among the good endings. [[spoiler:The most obvious clue to this is that the five girls don't look like their appearances at the camp. {{Justified}} as the ending takes places several years after the AllJustADream events in the game, and that the girls physically grew up obviously, including Ulyana! All of them in fact, have new hairstyles that are different than their younger selves.]]

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version could be played for free on Nutaku from August of 2015 up until the removal of support for Flash at the end of 2020, with the game being de-listed from the site on December 28 of that year. A port on [[UsefulNotes/AndroidGames Android]] and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] was eventually released.

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version can be played for free on Nutaku as of August 2015. A port on [[UsefulNotes/AndroidGames Android]] and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] was eventually released.

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version can be played for free on Nutaku as of August 2015. A port on [[UsefulNotes/AndroidGames Android]] and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] were eventually released.

** One of the first triggers for [[spoiler:Yulya]]'s route involve you navigating through a maze that can only be traversed by selecting Left or Right in the dialogue options. It's very hard to find your way through without a reliable in-game map nor clues or directions on where to go... Unless you've read the correct pattern from a guide.

* Really700YearsOld: [[spoiler:Red!Pioneer, due to GroundhogDayLoop]]

** When inspecting the abandoned house, Semyon could go alone, with Ulyana, or with Alisa.
** Semyon could dance in the moonlight with either Lena or Slavya as his dancing partner.

** All Good Endings count, as [[spoiler:Semyon wakes up in the present time, revealing that the events the 20th century camp are AllJustADream]].

* TimeTravelForFunAndProfit: [[spoiler: In Lena's Good Ending, where Semyon stays in the past rather than return to his proper time, it dawns on Semyon that he can use his knowledge of the outcomes of certain sporting events to earn money from betting. Unfortunately, this fails, as the outcome of said events seem to 'swerve' away from how they 'really' happened the moment he tries to bet. Thankfully, he is able to pose as a relative of himself to make some career connections to suppoort his family with Lena.]]

* WildWilderness: Sovyonok is apparently on the edge of this, to the point where going just 200 meters in might get you permanently lost in the forest.

[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Alisa, Slayva, Ulyana, Miku and Lena]]

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via {{UsefulNotes/Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version was released on [[https://www.nutaku.net/games/everlasting-summer/ Nutaku]] in August 2015. A port on [[UsefulNotes/AndroidGames Android]] and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] were eventually released.

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via {{UsefulNotes/Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version was released on [[https://www.nutaku.net/games/everlasting-summer/ Nutaku]] in August 2015. A port on UsefulNotes/{{Android}} and [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames iOS]] were eventually released.

The game, built using the UsefulNotes/RenPy Visual Novel Engine, was first released as a Russian-language demo (consisting of the first two in-game days) on New Year's Day in 2010. The full Russian-language version of the game finally received a freeware release in December of 2013. An English version became available in November of 2014, still distributed for free, via {{UsefulNotes/Steam}}. Many people were quite surprised that the Steam release retained the game's eroge elements. Alas, this was to be a short lived surprise when, a few days after release, Steam released an update which removed all of these elements from the game. Fortunately, it did not take players upset at this long to discover [[GameMod a way around it]]. The uncensored version was released on [[https://www.nutaku.net/games/everlasting-summer/ Nutaku]] in August 2015.

See also ''VisualNovel/FrostyKiss'', the short fangame {{sequel}} of ''Everlasting Summer''.

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/everlasting_summer_lineup_9330.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Olga Dmitrievna, Alisa, Ulyana, Zhenya, Lena, Slavya, and Elektronik.]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you first meet Shurik and Electronik in the Robotics Club, they are trying to build a robotic CatGirl. And if you're wondering while the quit menu shows an image of a cat girl, [[spoiler:she actually [[EarlyBirdCameo plays an important role in the plot]], or at least the final playthrough]].

See also ''VisualNovel/FrostyKiss'', the short {{sequel}} of this game.

* WildWilderness: Sovyonok is apparently on the edge of this, to the point where going just 200 meters in might get you permanently lost in the forest.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: In the "Harem Ending", the five girls don't look like their appearances at the camp. {{Justified}} as the ending takes places several years after the events in the game, and that the girls physically grew up obviously, including Ulyana! All of them in fact, have new hairstyles that are different than their younger selves.

* WildWilderness: Sovyonok is apparently on the edge of this, to the point where going just 200 meters in might get you permanently lost in the forest.

* LapPillow: Happens in [[spoiler:Yulya]]'s ending with Semyon. Mind you, this is not the typical example of the trope, as it's the girl who's sleeping on the boy's lap.

''Everlasting Summer'' (Бесконечное лето) is a Russian-language [[RomanceGame Bishoujo Game]] VisualNovel developed by Soviet Games, which is also available and translated into English. It is an [[HGame eroge]], although there is an option to [[AdjustableCensorship disable adult content]], and some distribution outlets have [[{{Bowdlerise}} removed the adult content scenes]] altogether.

* ImprobablyFemaleCast: There are 3 named male camp residents, including Semyon himself, in comparison with 8 female ones. Lampshaded by Semyon when he meets Electronic for the first time, comparing the camp with the kingdom of Amazons.

* MarryThemAll: [[spoiler:Given that they mention the *other* endings as having already happened, there is a high probability this is actually the *canon* ending. Well done, Semyon.]]

* PairTheSpares: [[spoiler:In the DLC "One Pioneer's Story", the Red!Pioneer and Zhenya]]

* RippleEffectProofMemory: [[spoiler:Red!Pioneer has a bad case of this which leads to a severe case of SanitySlippage, but also, all "real" iterations of the girls as well as the original Semyon, in the [[MarryThemAll Harem Ending]].]]
* SceneryPorn: Big time.

* TimeTravelForFunAndProfit: [[spoiler: In Lena's Good Ending, where Semyon stays in the past rather than return to his proper time, it dawns on Semyon that he can use his knowledge of the outcomes of certain sporting events to earn money from betting. Unfortunately, this fails, as the outcome of said events seem to 'swerve' away from how they 'really' happened the moment he tries to bet. Thankfully, he is able to pose as a relative of himself to make some career connections.]]

* WildWilderness: Sovyonok is apparently on the edge of this, to the point where going just 200 meters in might get you permanently lost.

* EarnYourHappyEnding: the entire cast, but especially [[spoiler: Red Pioneer in the DLC]]

** One of the first trigger for [[spoiler:Yulya]]'s route involve you navigating through a maze that can only be traversed by selecting Left or Right in the dialogue options. It's very hard to find your way through without a reliable in-game map nor clues or directions on where to go... Unless you've read the correct pattern from a guide.

''Everlasting Summer'' (Бесконечное лето) is a Russian-language [[RomanceGame Bishoujo Game]] VisualNovel developed by Soviet Games, and which is also available translated into English. It is an [[HGame eroge]], although there is an option to [[AdjustableCensorship disable adult content]], and some distribution outlets have [[{{Bowdlerise}} removed the option of adult content]] altogether.

* {{Animesque}}: Although set in Russia and originally released in the Russian language, the style of game play and visual design of the characters clearly take influence from Japanese visual novels.
* AttackBackfire: Ulyana's unsanctioned rule change during the card game actually make it infinitely easier to win her round compared to the rest, despite her demanding a rematch.

** [[spoiler:The Good Endings for the main four girls. For Slavya, Ulyana and Alisa, Semyon returns to the real world without them, but takes the lessons he learned from them (respectively, appreciating life and the people in it, taking joy in the world and following his passions, and that music is a passion worth pursuing) to heart and makes something of himself (is a happier and nicer person who gets out more, goes back to university and studies a topic he loves, learns to play the guitar again and founds his own band, eventually having their first big concert), eventually meeting the girls in the real world. For Lena, Semyon stays in the dream world to be with her, where he initially has a rough time of it but learns to adapt, eventually marrying and raising a family with her.]]

* BlindingBangs: Semyon [[spoiler:(and his clones)]] have his eyes covered by his bangs.

* CerebusSyndrome: [[spoiler: Lena's]] route starts out seeming fairly innocent and as light as many of the others. But by the end it can get quite serious, and, especially if you get the bad end, rather depressing. Likewise, the [[spoiler: Miku/Masha]] route takes a rather dark turn.