Fragment's Note+ vs Drill Down

◆Story This is the story that ties the future together... After the academy, on the rooftop, drenched in the color of the setting sun... Yukuha Tenjo confesses his love to his childhood friend and longtime crush... and gets rejected. Suddenly, a young girl named Miu appears out of nowhere, claiming to be his "daughter from the future". "I will protect you... Daddy, and everyone else too." As he spends time with Miu, the cruel fate that awaits him slowly becomes clear. "After all, the future is something that is shaped by the decisions you make." Yukiha must make a choice. For he grants his daughter's wish. For he can build a new future with the ones he holds dear... This is the story of Yukiha Tenjo. ◆Cast Mischa Eisenstein (CV: Tomomi Mineuchi) Haya Tenjo (CV: Maria Naganawa) Eri Shirasagi (CV: Ai Kakuma) Yukitsuki Asaka (CV: Rie Takahashi) Miu Tenjo (CV: Hikaru Tono) Mikiya Amasaka (CV: Hiromu Mineta) Kazuhide Fujikura (CV: Sonosuke Hattori) Alexander Eisenstein (CV: Hitoshi Bifu) Academy Principal (CV: Uoken) ◆Opening theme "ever after" Vocal & Lyrics: yuiko Composer：Yusuke Toyama Mix by mazeri ◆Infomation Official website https://fragmentsnote-plus.ullucus.com/en/ Official X　(Twitter) https://twitter.com/FNPSeries_info ◆System Requirements iOS 12.0 or later, iPhone 7 or newer (some devices may not be supported). ※While it may be possible to purchase this app on unsupported OS/devices, it may not function properly. ※Please note that we cannot provide support or compensation for usage on non-compatible devices.

Drill Down is a beautiful portrait mining game where every run takes you a little deeper, until one of them reaches the centre of the earth. You drive one machine into one mountain. Put a finger anywhere on the glass and the rig turns toward it and eats its way there. No buttons, no menus while you are down, just a heading and a tank of fuel. When the tank runs low the hoist pulls you home with whatever you were carrying. Nothing you cut is ever undone. The bore you opened yesterday is the road you ride down today, so the mine slowly becomes a map of your own decisions: the shortcut you drilled, the flooded gallery you gave up on, the seam you followed sideways for two hundred metres. Between runs, the surface is where you spend it: • a machine rebuilt part by part, every upgrade bolted on where you can see it • a museum that fills up with the minerals you carried out • a camp that quietly changes as the shaft gets deeper Hard ground refuses a weak cutter outright. Water finds your tunnels and sits in them. Gas collects along the roof and waits for a spark off the wrong rock. Deeper still, the ground is hot enough to cost you fuel just for being in it. There is no losing here. There is only the gap between where you stopped and where you were trying to get to, and the mountain will be exactly as you left it when you come back. Underneath all of it, a professor pays you by the load and does not say why. Others came this way before you. Their rooms are still down there, and what they left behind is the reason none of them made it home. Features: • one thumb, portrait, no second control anywhere • runs of a few minutes that fit into a gap in the day • a mine that is never regenerated and never reset • layers of ground that each look, sound and cut differently • flooding, gas and lava that behave like themselves rather than like traps • minerals to find, haul out and put on a shelf • upgrades visible on the rig from the moment you buy them • a surface camp that grows out of what you bring back • a neighbour with a boat, a borrowed digger and work of his own • expeditions to places that are not your mountain • a story on the radio, and an older one written into the rock • an ending, and a way to reach it • no ads, no in-app purchases, no timers, fully offline Keep going down. It stops sounding like rock long before you arrive.