[Otome Game Review] Side Kicks!
July 14, 2017 at 5:17 pm | Posted in Games, Otome Games | 9 CommentsTags: Aoi Shouta, eXtend, Ishikawa Kaito, Morikubo Shoutaro, Shirai Yuusuke, Sugita Tomokazu, Toybox Inc., Tsubasa Yonaga, Tsuda Kenjirou, Yusa Kouji
The game is set in Sakurada, a city located in California, USA. Although seemingly peaceful and lively outside, hidden in the dark streets of the city is the illegal trade of a powerful drug called the Rip Cord (it’s not lip code or lip cord jfc). To combat the increasing crime rate caused by the Rip Cord trade, the Sakurada Police formed a special unit called the Side Kicks, with members that each has unique skill sets. One day, after warning people about a truck that will smash through the diner that she is in, ultimately saving everyone, the heroine Inori gets scouted by Side Kicks to have her assist in investigations with her psychic dreams.
This is a non-spoiler review of the game･´∀`･)
[Otome Game Review] Kenka Bancho Otome
December 17, 2016 at 1:54 am | Posted in Otome Games | 2 CommentsTags: Aoi Shouta, Hosoya Yoshimasa, Kakihara Tetsuya, KENN, Kondo Takashi, Maeno Tomoaki, Red Entertainment, Spike Chunsoft, Yonaga Tsubasa
As she goes to school on the first day of her high school life, where she wants to make friends, the heroine Nakayama Hinakon bumps into and accidentally “injures” a boy with a face very similar to her. The boy says that he was on his way to the Shishiku Academy opening ceremony, but if he isn’t able to attend due to his injury, he’ll be kicked out of school and Hinako, who caused the damage, will have to pay for the expensive school tuition and fees that will just go to waste. Not wanting to pay for the boy’s tuition and fees and bother the orphanage where she lives, Hinako decides to the attend the Shishiku Academy opening ceremony in his place. Little does Hinako know that this was the boy’s, who later reveals himself as her long lost twin brother Hikaru, plan all along–because he’d rather cross dress and do girly stuff than enter the all-boys Shishiku Academy of yankees and problem children! Hinako, who is good at martial arts, is then forced to switch places with Hikaru and aim to be the bancho of Shishiku Academy through beating up the other guys, while being careful not to let her true identity as a girl be revealed.
This is a spoiler-free review of the game ･´∀`･)
[Otome Game Review] Collar×Malice
December 7, 2016 at 1:30 pm | Posted in Otome Games | 5 CommentsTags: Aoi Shouta, Eguchi Takuya, Hanae Natsuki, Kaji Yuuki, Kimura Ryouhei, Maeno Tomoaki, Morita Masakazu, Namikawa Daisuke, Nojima Kenji, Okamoto Nobuhiko, Ono Yuuki, Otomate, Saitou Souma, Suzuki Yuuto, Toriumi Kousuke
A terror group who calls themselves “Adonis” has been causing several criminal incidents within Shinjuku starting from April of the year. Every month, they claim that they are behind certain crimes by uploading a video in the internet and leaving a coin and a number in Roman numeral at crime scene. The roman numerals indicate the countdown to “X-Day”, the designated time when Adonis will “cleanse Japan of all evil and rebuild the country.” On December, A month before X-day, the heroine Hoshino Ichika, a rookie police officer, suddenly gets direct involvement with the Adonis group after she was attacked and knocked unconscious. When she wakes up, she finds a collar was put around her neck. Through this collar, an Adonis person communicates with her and tells her to show them her idea of justice without disclosing her involvement with them to the police–or else, they will poison her through the collar. In the midst of all that, Ichika gets help from a group of former police officers who are investigating the Adonis incidents by themselves, under the guise of running a detective agency. Ichika then teams up with the guys, so she can remove the collar and find the truth behind the X-day incidents.
This is a non-spoiler of the game — which will soon be released in English by Aksys Games!
[Otome Game Review] Taisho Alice
July 14, 2016 at 3:09 pm | Posted in Otome Games | Leave a commentTags: Aoi Shouta, Eguchi Takuya, Hanae Natsuki, Hatano Wataru, Hirakawa Daisuke, Maeno Tomoaki, Masuda Toshiki, Matsuoka Yoshitsugu, Primula, Protoype
It’s the PS Vita port of the most recommended PC otome game of 2015! I still don’t get why they would release a port of all four games in one just months after the last game was released, but I’m not complaining since playing on a vita is more convenient for me (*≧▽≦)ﾉｼ))
[Rhythm Game Review] Uta no Prince-sama MUSIC 3
February 12, 2016 at 8:52 pm | Posted in Rhythm Games | 16 CommentsTags: Aoi Shouta, BROCCOLI, Maeno Tomoaki, Miyano Mamoru, Morikubo Shoutaro, Shimono Hiro, Suwabe Junichi, Suzuki Tatsuhisa, Suzumura Kenichi, Taniyama Kishou, Terashima Takuma, Toriumi Kousuke
While I was waiting for my next otome game to arrive (which is currently cockblocked by the customs office! Wow thanks, now my 2D boys won’t make it for Valentine’s Day!), I was just casually playing UtaPri Music 3… until I accidentally full combo’d Maji Love Revolutions on PRO and welp, now that I got the trophy I was sure I won’t be able to get, why not grind the game to get the platinum trophy!
So yeah, long story short, thanks to me getting the platinum trophy, I’m now writing this review + trophy guide post (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
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