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About ATRI -My Dear Moments-
ATRI – My Dear Moments – is a visual‑novel adventure co‑produced by Frontwing and Makura. Set in a near‑future where rising seas have submerged much of humanity, the story follows teenage Natsuki as he returns to his flooded hometown to salvage his late grandmother’s secrets. The narrative centers on his partnership with Atri, a robot girl recovered from a sunken laboratory, and a cast of townsfolk who each influence his quest to repay debts and uncover hidden memories.
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Story premise
In a world where an unexplained sea rise has drowned most of civilization, Natsuki returns to his coastal hometown, now half‑submerged, after losing his mother and a leg. He inherits his oceanologist grandmother’s ship, submarine, and debts, prompting him to accept a plan from a mysterious debt collector named Catherine. Together they dive for rumored treasure in the grandmother’s ruined laboratory, only to discover Atri—a robot girl with human‑like emotions—sleeping in a coffin. Atri vows to become Natsuki’s leg and fulfill her master’s final order, launching an unforgettable summer of exploration and mystery.
- Pay attention to dialogue that hints at Atri’s past; it often foreshadows later revelations.
- Track the relationships between Natsuki and the townspeople, as they affect his motivations.
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Main characters
Natsuki Ikaruga, a 17‑year‑old former academy student, is haunted by loss and a fear of dark spaces, driving his desire for a cybernetic leg. Atri, an enigmatic robot girl of unknown age, offers to become his leg while seeking her lost memories. Minamo Kamishiro, a 16‑year‑old childhood friend, provides cheerful support, while Ryuuji Nojima, an 18‑year‑old strong‑armed local, prefers brawn over brains. Catherine, an enigmatic debt collector, proposes the salvage plan, and Nanami Ririka, a 10‑year‑old orphan, adds youthful energy and calls Natsuki “Hitman.” Each character’s personality shapes interactions throughout the visual novel.
- Observe each character’s stated goals; they often guide optional dialogue routes.
- Note the ages and school years to understand their perspectives and responsibilities.
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Development and staff
The game’s concept and script were written by Asuta Konno, known for work on "If My Heart Had Wings." Art and character design were handled by Yusano and Moto4, while music was composed by Fuminori Matsumoto. Direction was overseen by SCA‑ji, with animation by Yow and background art by y.ish. Frontwing and Makura co‑developed the title, and ANIPLEX.EXE produced it. Voice talent includes Hikaru Akao as Atri, Minami Takahashi as Minamo, Yoshimasa Hosoya as Ryuuji, Yoko Hikasa as Catherine, and Anzu Haruno as Ririka.
- Listen for recurring musical motifs; they often signal emotional beats.
- Compare character designs to other Frontwing titles for stylistic continuity.
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Platform availability
ATRI – My Dear Moments – is released for Windows PCs via Steam. The game does not support macOS or Linux operating systems, focusing its launch on the Windows platform. Steam features such as Trading Cards and Family Sharing are enabled, allowing players to collect cards and share the game with family members under Steam’s sharing system.
- Enable Family Sharing to let multiple accounts access the game without repurchasing.
- Collect Steam Trading Cards to craft badges and showcase progress.
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Gameplay features
The title is a single‑player visual novel that blends adventure and casual storytelling. Players progress through dialogue choices and narrative scenes, exploring the flooded town and its mysteries. No multiplayer or competitive modes are present; the experience focuses on personal story immersion. Steam integration provides trading cards, and the game supports standard Windows controls without requiring specialized peripherals.
- Save frequently before major decision points to revisit alternate dialogue outcomes.
- Use the pause menu to review previously read text for hidden clues.
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