Isn’t it cool to be the student council president at a secondary school? You might certainly think so, and if you’ve got six absolutely lovely and charming girls by your side, you’re pretty lucky—but since so many decisions are made by the council, I suppose it must be quite a responsibility.
Sometimes the choices you have to make can change everything; after all, you’re the one making the decisions at school. So, are you up for the responsibility? Reverie Eclipse is a visual novel game in the anime genre, primarily centred on psychological horror. In the game, you take on the role of the student council president, and it’s your job to solve the school’s problems. You’re not alone—six council members are ready to help you! This game is not suitable for those easily affected by horror elements! For further details, please refer to the Adult Content Statement or visit our game’s website.
Let’s Meet the Characters
Kiyori: This sweet girl is ready to help you with your archival work, but be careful—sudden noises and movements might upset her.
Mikage: If there are any discipline issues, Mikage, as a member of the discipline committee, is ready to intervene with her cool composure.
Yuna: This cheerful, adorable girl is by your side and says she’ll do her best to support you. As the secretary, can Yuna’s sweetness help ease the tension in the room?
Setsuna: Her artistic nature and, when necessary, her composed demeanour once again prove her maturity; she’s quite happy to be on the committee by your side.
Ayame: She truly relies on her math skills for accounting tasks and can successfully handle the student council’s complex financial reports.
Sora: As your chief assistant and the student council’s vice president, you can be sure her perfectionism and decision-making skills will lighten your load.
Developer’s Note: Our game will be released in 2026. Our entire team is continuing the development process at a fast pace. We’ll be sharing new announcements and promotional content soon. You can visit our website to reach us anytime.
