Hi Atari Ryokou!

Released by Toho in 1987 for the PC-8801, *Hi Atari Ryokou!* is a text-based adventure game adapted from Mitsuru Adachi’s popular manga series. Players assume the role of Kasumi Kishimoto, the manager of the "Hidamari" boarding house, and navigate daily life and social interactions with a diverse cast of characters. This title exemplifies the era's trend of translating beloved manga and anime properties into digital experiences, capturing the sentimental, slice-of-life storytelling characteristic of Adachi’s work. The game serves as a notable example of 80s narrative-driven software, preserved on two 5.25-inch floppy disks.

Based on the popular manga by Mitsuru Adachi, this adventure game places players in the role of Kasumi Kishimoto. After unexpectedly becoming the manager of the "Hidamari" boarding house, Kasumi must navigate her new responsibilities while living alongside a cast of eccentric tenants. As players progress, they experience daily life through Kasumi’s perspective, managing various troubles and deepening bonds with the residents as she grows through these encounters.