
Highschool Crash
A downloadable game
A cupid answered your call, but instead of shooting arrows, he launched YOU straight into your crush. Part throwing game, part dating sim, Highschool Crash turns unlikely collisions into unforgettable dates.
Sora is a shy and clumsy young high school boy who has secretly harbored a crush for years but has never had the courage to confess. One day, frustrated and at a loss, he looks up to the sky and asks the universe for help.
To his surprise, the universe responds by sending a cupid... but not the typical cupid he expected. This cupid is a muscular giant, brash, and has an unconventional approach to romance. Upon hearing Sora's problem, the cupid decides to help him in a very direct and, quite literally, impactful way.
Instead of using delicate arrows of love, the cupid believes that love should be conquered with bravery and strength. "If you want to get noticed, you have to make an impression!" he says, before unexpectedly delivering a flying kick to the protagonist, launching him into the air.
The player takes control as Sora flies through the skies, being propelled toward his love interest — who, for the player, can be any target character. Along the way, he must navigate between various love interests, each inspired by popular anime characters, such as a mysterious tsundere girl, the class Megane Danshi, or the popular genki girl.
Every time Sora hits a target, he is repelled with an exaggerated reaction, like a magical explosion or a martial arts strike, gaining extra momentum. The player's goal is to prolong the flight as much as possible, accumulating interactions with different love interests and triggering comedic and dramatic reactions. Each successful interaction increases the score and may unlock new powers.
Can Sora, with the help of this cupid, finally gain the confidence to confess his true love?

| Status | Prototype |
| Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
| Author | tinytankstudio |
| Tags | Anime, Dating Sim, throwing |
| Content | No generative AI was used |







