Richard: A Shakespearean High School Social Sim

6/14/2026, 7:41:52 PM

Release date: 5/29/2026

Tags: #rpg #casual #2d #anime #cartoon #dating-sim #political-sim #choices-matter

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Score: 83%6 user reviews
Review Count: 6 reviews
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Japan Price: Free to Play
Global Price: Free to Play
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 6/14/2026, 7:41:51 PM

Key highlight

Richard is a free-to-play, Shakespeare-inspired social simulation RPG where you play as George, a transfer student vying for Prom King against his popular roommate, Richard. Navigate high school social dynamics and make

Details

Overview

Welcome to Rose Academy for the Gifted, a prestigious institution where the brightest minds converge. You step into the shoes of George, a transfer student embarking on his final year. The game centers on navigating the complex social landscape of high school, focusing on building friendships and rivalries. Your primary antagonist is Richard, the school's most popular student and your new roommate. Success hinges on understanding fellow students, deciphering their true intentions, and earning their trust swiftly to claim the coveted Prom King title. This social simulation game draws inspiration from Shakespearean drama, offering a unique blend of strategy and narrative.

Highlights

A Shakespearean Social Simulation: Experience a high school drama with a literary twist, inspired by classic tales.
Strategic Social Campaigning: Navigate friendships and rivalries, making crucial choices that impact your social standing and quest for Prom King.
Free-to-Play RPG: Dive into a rich narrative and character interactions without any initial cost, offering an RPG experience focused on social dynamics.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy narrative-driven experiences, social simulation games, and those who appreciate a unique take on high school life with a touch of classic literature. If you like making choices that matter and engaging with a cast of characters, Richard offers a compelling journey.