You are a student in your final year at a Japanese high school. As an upperclassman—a senpai—there is a rule amongst your kouhais which shadows your every move: Senpai will never notice you.

　　How will you interact with your kouhais? Notice them, ignore them, string them along? The choice is up to you!

　　Senpai Simulator was inspired by a certain popular meme. Unlike with last year’s game, I don’t remember exactly how or why the idea popped into my head.

　　However, one thing I was sure of was that I wanted to use a different game engine this time. Ren’Py was amongst my top candidates, so a visual novel, dating sim, and/or life sim was in strong consideration from the beginning.

　　Beyond the basic premise, one prominent source of inspiration was the Pokemon series. I was playing Pokemon X around the time that I began actual work on this game, and its influence is obvious in the design and presentation of a certain character.

　　I hope you enjoy this second special Brainscraps Holiday Card, and Happy Holidays!

　　• Crude backgrounds and manga-inspired character art!

　　• An even more crude original soundtrack! (Yes, I even wrote the music this time!)

　　• Absolutely no H-scenes!

　　• Absolutely no collectible monsters!

　　• Ten different endings and a special ending gallery!

　　Windows: Windows XP (x86) or higher

　　Mac: Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or higher (64-bit)

　　Recommended screen resolution (either platform): 1024×768 or higher

　　The entire game can be played with just a mouse, but to see a full list of keyboard shortcuts, please refer to the help pages located within the game’s menus.

　　Senpai Simulator is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.