TLDR: This game has a lot of extreme disturbing content and the writer of this game, SCA-ji really likes porn, so there are a lot of H-scenes too and (some of) H-scenes and disturbing content are intertwined with the story itself. It contains many philosophical topics so if you aren't into them, this game isn't for you at all. It's not a straightforward work and the pacing is slow and some might find it repetitive. It's very a hit or miss VN if it hits you, it hits hard.

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Wonderful Everyday is without a doubt, my favourite visual novel, my favourite piece of fiction and postmodern work ever. A 10 out of 10 on my VNDB. The scenario written by SCA-Ji a man who could have become a philosophy professor but instead works as a scenario writer in the eroge industry. A gorgeous artstyle by Motoyon and others. Amazing OSTs composed by Matsumoto Fuminori (szak), H.B STUDIO, ryo and Pixelbee that evoke emotions and mood especially the piano pieces.

It's a denpa visual novel developed by KeroQ and written by SCA-ji and released in 2010.
Denpa is a subgenre of horror that focuses on the characters losing their grasp of reality and descending into insanity.

This game is a reimagining of SCA-ji work, 終ノ空 (Tsui no Sora) that translated to The End Sky. While Tsui no Sora was influenced mostly by Nietzsche, Wonderful Everyday influenced by Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

While this game is an excellent work that took major inspiration from the early philosophical work, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus by Ludwig Wittgenstein, and draws references to a variety of philosophical and literary works, Cyrano de Bergarac a play by Edmond Rostand, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass and Jabberwocky by Lewis Caroll and Night on the Galactic Railroad by Miyazawa Kenji and The brain poem by Emily Dickinson and Hermann Hesse's Stufen poem and Steppenwolf and Martin Heidegger's Dasein (literally in the title) and many others just to name some.

It also has a great story, good character development, many likable characters and cute moe artstyle. On the other hand, this game has a lot of disturbing content, like a lot. Expected the worst. And most of disturbing content intertwined with the story itself, while there are some of scenes that I think it's unnecessary. You could either hold down the Ctrl key on the bottom left of your keyboard to skip them or fast read those scenes like I did.

The story told in seven chapters and each chapter is told from different perspective. Represent Wittgenstein's picture theory and each chapter is like a piece of a jigsaw puzzle it might be confusing at fisrt but as you go through the story you will start to see the full picture.

I can't express how much I love this work of fiction into word but steam doesn't allow me to review 15,000 character of love

Anyways Wonderful Everyday discuss on happiness and very open-ended and is up to personal interpretations. It's a very memorable work. I might not understand the full or deeper meaning in this work. But still it's my favourite of all time. It's a work of fiction that changed my perspective of the world, a lot of words in this game resonate deeply in me.
SCA-ji is a genius, thank you for creating this work. He is my favourite writer, I'm currently reading his other work Sakura no Uta and Toki. So far, I love it. There is a lot of wordplay and it's really hard for me to read, it probably takes 200 hrs or so, despite my japanese skill Ni hao!!! It's getting english translation and I recommend it if you like SCA-ji writing and philosophy.

Also Kimika best girl.

Gotta end this review with my most favourite quote in the game.

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The wind was just a little bit chilly.
As the chilly wind blew in our faces, we held hands and walked forward.
The first step into everyday life.
We took one completely normal step into the future.
We are grateful for every moment...
As we move forward in life...
As we go... let's laugh together.
I promised myself in my heart that we would.
Just like so many other lifeforms.
I too took that first step.
What lies before me...
Is probably...
A Wonderful Life.