Ready to bench press 355 kilos? Not for media or magazines, but for the most important thing in a person's life — respect from your friends! Or pedal a catamaran through a raging storm just to reach your beloved? Forget ordinary rules — here you need titanic strength, a passionate sincere heart, and friends who have your back like a mountain!
Young! Fire! — this is an explosion of teenage passion, where every date becomes an epic battle, and every word is a strike of fate. Four legendary friends dive into the whirlpool of love, which throws them into different worlds: shonen epic, retro-futuristic detective, criminal thriller, and many more!
We invite you to live the story of Youth of these unbreakable love-struck power monsters:
Felix Blaze Brodie — a daredevil with a delicate soul, picked up by friends almost from the street, who fell in love with the mysterious Noah.
Xavier Bloodstone Vines — a sturdy-titanic romantic, whose heart was conquered by the enigmatic May.
Maximilian Fluffy Veil — a rational sports MACHINE with a weakness for ice cream sprinkled with rainbow dragees, who lost his head over the unrestrained Minari.
Damian Skylark Hale — kissed by God with talent and luck, a heavenly dreamer whose eyes harbor sorrow, captivated by the enchanting Reiko.
Each story is a separate universe, where love pushes toward impossible feats, and friendship becomes the most powerful weapon. Laughter tears the sky, tears flood the oceans, and the flame reaches cosmic heights.
4 routes, 4+ worlds: shonen battles, retro-futurism, noir thriller, heroic saga and...
Gameplay: unique for each route.
Hyperbolized youth (that is, ordinary..!): absurd challenges, catamarans against storms, ostriches against chthonic demons, and the Valkyrie Sisterhood — little warrior-Vikingesses battling intergalactic-time evil.
This is not just a game about love. This is a legend about how four friends overcome chaos in their hearts, life's challenges, and simply enjoy their magnificent Youth!
Young! Fire! is made of contradictions. But like real Youth, it leaves you face-to-face with these contradictions so you understand — no one is trying to fool you. It doesn't try to sell the illusion of "real reality."
And who the hell knows what's happening in this Youth. Some kind of absurdity.
Or maybe it's all just a game?
Or maybe it's just entertainment? Or maybe it's all made for a joke?
What difference does it make?
It's just like life...
