Clover Heart's

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Clover Heart's
Cover to the PS2 Clover Heart's: Looking for Happiness limited edition version featuring Rea and Rio Mikoshiba.
Developer(s)ALcot
HuneX (PS2)
Moepuri (mobile)
Dennō Club (DVD game)
Publisher(s)ALcot (PC)
Interchannel (PS2)
Platform(s)Windows, PlayStation 2, FOMA mobile phones, DVD player game
ReleaseJP November 28, 2003 (Windows)
JP August 26, 2004 (PS2)
Genre(s)Eroge, Visual novel
Mode(s)Single player
Screenshot of what average conversation looks like in Clover Heart's. Pictured are Rio Mikoshiba and Rin Asuka. Note that the conversation text "え......" appears by Rio, instead of in a more orthodox message window.

Clover Heart's is an adult visual novel developed by ALcot.

Characters[edit]

Hakuto Nagumo (南雲なぐも 白兎しろうさぎ, Nagumo Hakuto)
Voiced by: Ryōko Tanaka
Itsuki Nagumo (南雲なぐも えびすがつ, Nagumo Itsuki)
Voiced by: Aoi Kisaragi
Rea Mikoshiba (御子柴みこしば れい, Mikoshiba Rea)
Voiced by: Kana Fumiduki
Rio Mikoshiba (御子柴みこしば 莉織, Mikoshiba Rio)
Voiced by: Suzune Kusunoki
Chimari Komamiya (こまみや ちまり, Komamiya Chimari)
Voiced by: Mahiru Kaneda
Madoka Sakaki (さかき えんはな, Sakaki Madoka)
Voiced by: "Yuki"
Kenji Sakaki (さかき 賢治けんじ, Sakaki Kenji)
Voiced by: Tsukasa Madera
Yūki Hayama (葉山はやま 雄基ゆうき, Hayama Yūki)
Rin Asuka (飛鳥あすか りん, Asuka Rin)
Kuon Nogisaka (乃木坂のぎざか 久遠くおん, Nogisaka Kuon)
Robert Ichimonji (ロベルト=イチモンジ)
Voiced by: Ayumu Nakazawa
Saionji-sensei (西園寺さいおんじ 先生せんせい)
Airi Momose (桃瀬ももせ 愛理あいり, Momose Airi)
The PS2 exclusive character.
Voiced by: Mia Naruse

Releases[edit]

Clover Heart's was first released for PC on four CDs on November 28, 2003. On June 25, 2004, a DVD edition of the game was released.

The game was ported to the PlayStation 2 as Clover Heart's: Looking for Happiness. The PS2 version has the pornographic elements removed, but features the new character Airi Momose. Looking for Happiness was released in three versions: a limited edition, standard edition, and Best version (budget release). The limited edition came with a bonus drama CD.

Another port for FOMA mobile phones was released on December 28, 2004.

Lastly, it was ported as a DVD TV game on January 26, 2006.

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