I love this anime game.
It's cozy.

For those who don't know what it's about.
You are a character, you can choose whether you are male or female.
You have a life, with school, friends and a daily routine that you build for yourself.
You have to sleep, eat, drink and look around the environment, everything is set up as it is often shown in anime.
So it's also a kind of life simulator like in anime series.
When you create a character, you can use many designs to show how you want to look in the game.
You can also buy clothes and many items for your apartment in the shop.
At school you can also learn a lot about Japanese writing.
So you build your own story, live your life in an anime world and that's a lot for a game that is only an EA game.
I think the game is pretty good!

control and camera moving are bad

The game doesn't flow very well and is lacking in content for the amount of money the dev is asking for. I love the Shoujo City games but this particular title struggles with gameplay and motivation for just about anything. This game is in early access so more content is to come and not everything is final, but I think I'll still list my grievances anyways and update my review with time so people reading reviews before purchasing know what they're getting.

The cooking and crafting systems are nice, but there's only so much you can do with the outputs so they feel rather tedious since the reward of sorts is not greater than the amount of effort needed to use these systems. These make up a grand majority of the gameplay unfortunately, so unless you're a completionist, you run out of things to do very quickly.

The environment and maps are well made but minimal in interaction and very quiet. Characters usually only show up for a few hours in school and are at class during most of that time. Not being in class and getting caught will result in punishment so it doesn't feel worth it to pull anyone from class to interact with them initially. None of the characters seem all that interesting since they don't do much on their own or say much to start either. I think it would be nice if characters were to show up around the maps, even if only at the shrine or at the store. I believe the dev plans to add this later.

In regards to the UI, going through the menu is tedious. There isn't a proper quit game menu while in game, I believe it's in the settings. There also aren't any save slots as of now, so you can only play one character at a time + no variations of your current gameplay, and it looks like making a new character from the start screen might remove your current one.

That's all I can think to list for now that might influence someone's purchase. TLDR; the game is clunky, doesn't have much content for the price, and I overall wouldn't recommend purchasing it in it's current state.