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Our hero's homeroom teacher is also his big sister, Yaeka. She's popular with the students, but at home, she's a slobbish drunk. There's Maika, an exchange student and Akiba nerd. She's always asking him to go

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About My Academy's Special Place

My Academy's Special Place is the third and final entry in its series, set in a school where the homeroom teacher is also the protagonist’s older sister, Yaeka. The story follows the hero as he helps classmate Maika, an Akihabara‑enthusiast exchange student, deal with an unexpected request to return home, sparking two budding love stories. The game features Ryohka’s artwork, full voice work except for the main character, and a CG gallery, and it is available in Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese.

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Story and Characters

The narrative unfolds at the academy where the hero’s homeroom teacher, Yaeka, is also his older sister. Yaeka is popular among students but is portrayed as frequently drunk and untidy at home.

Maika, an exchange student and Akihabara enthusiast, frequently invites the hero to explore the district, buying doujinshi and grilled squid. Her sudden need to return home drives the plot, leading the hero and Yaeka to assist her, setting up two love stories.

  • Observe how Yaeka’s dual role influences classroom dynamics.
  • Notice Maika’s Akihabara interests as they shape scene settings.

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Voice Acting

All characters are fully voiced except the main character, providing spoken dialogue throughout the game. This includes both the teacher Yaeka and the exchange student Maika.

The voice work contributes to the casual atmosphere, complementing the visual style and narrative without requiring player input for the main character’s lines.

  • Listen for character tone differences to infer personality.
  • Use the lack of MC voice to focus on other characters’ expressions.
My Academy's Special Place official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · feng, Sekai Project

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Language Options

The game’s text is available in three languages: Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese, allowing players to read the game’s text in their preferred language.

These language options are presented consistently across the game, ensuring accessibility for a broader audience.

  • Switch languages in settings to compare translation nuances.
  • Select the language you are most comfortable with for smoother reading.

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Platform Availability

My Academy's Special Place is released for Windows PCs and supports single‑player, Steam Achievements, and Family Sharing. It is not listed for macOS or Linux.

The Windows version includes all documented features, such as the CG gallery and language options, without requiring additional platforms.

  • Check your Windows version meets the game’s system requirements.
  • Utilize Family Sharing to let multiple accounts access the game on the same PC.

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    My Academy's Special Place FAQ

    What languages can I read the game’s text in?

    The game provides text in Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese, letting you choose among those three options.

    Is the main character voiced?

    No, the main character is not voiced; all other characters have full voice acting.

    Can I view the artwork outside of gameplay?

    Yes, the CG Gallery Mode lets you view Ryohka’s illustrations separately from the story.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.