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Artificial Academy
The title is not wrong, this game is purely artificial.
Genre(s): Simulation Platform(s): Microsoft Windows Release date: June 10, 2011 Developer(s): Illusion Publisher(s): Illusion Made in: Japan Franchise: Artificial Girl Successor: Artificial Academy 2

Artificial Academy (ジンコウガクエン, Jinkou Gakuen) is a simulation game developed by Illusion released on June 10, 2011, and is a spin-off from Artificial Girl series made by the same studio. The game serves as a eroge high school social simulation, which you can create and play any of up to 25 students of varying gender and sexual orientation. You can also make friends, enemies and lovers during your gameplay by interaction abilities, to achieve more popularity in your school.

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