Kaedama
by Kaeru
About Kaedama
Kaedama is a Ren'Py visual novel by Kaeru, built around 3D CG artwork. You play the new teacher of Class 3-3 at an all-girls private school, where seventeen students navigate friendship, drama, and romance while learning to become more confident. The game uses a custom reply system, so you can type responses in your own words and influence how characters react. Characters remember your tone. It also supports multiple endings and a sandbox-like school setting.
Version v0.12.0 was released on November 30, 2025, and development appears ongoing for now. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac, is in English, and is uncensored. The latest update adds a new scene with several routes, encouraging players to try meaner responses to see them all.
Developer's description
Enter the halls of Kaedama Private Academy: an all-girls private school that strives to help her students become confident, independent, and ready to face the challenges and obstacles of adult life. Take on the mantle of Class 3-3's new teacher and join the seventeen students as they stumble their way through their journeys of self-discovery, experiencing the ups and downs of friendship, drama, and romance. Perhaps you could be there to lend an ear? Offer some advice? Or maybe provide a little extracurricular support ? Embrace your new role, learn to love the eclectic mix of girls, and maybe... just maybe... set their hearts aflutter. Spoiler Kaedama is a Visual Novel that is heavily dependent on player inputs. By using a unique player-based response system, you can reply in however you see fit. Be assertive, flirty, mean or whatever else springs to mind. Characters will remember your responses and depending on how nice you are you can make them laugh, angry or even fall for you.
Kaedama screenshots
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Player reviews
What players say
Mixed reviews praise the novel input system and organic characters, but many find responses frustrating and content early.
Players like
- Novel custom input system makes conversations feel interactive
- Early content is fun to play
- Genuine characters and conversations feel organic
Common complaints
- Input recognition is limited and often misinterprets answers
- Current version feels like an early tech demo
- Simple yes or no typing becomes tedious
Best for players who enjoy experimental dialogue and are patient with early content.
Summarised from 5 written player reviews.
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