[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] Psychedelica of the Ashen Hawk
October 26, 2016 at 2:57 am | Posted in Otome Games | 10 CommentsTags: Furukawa Makoto, Hino Satoshi, Hirakawa Daisuke, Ishikawa Kaito, Namikawa Daisuke, Otomate, Saitou Souma, Toriumi Kousuke
In a town controlled by two families the Farshi (Falcon) and the Wolg (Wolf), a dreadful creature known as the witch, whose appearance is known to be a woman with red eyes, is said to cause misfortunes. Our heroine Eiar lives in the same town, but because her right eyes turn red whenever she’s feeling strong emotions, she has to live her life pretending to be a boy named Jed, lest the people persecute her as a witch. Despite the frequent conflicts between the Falcon and Wolf families, Jed lives a normal life working as a handyman, until she is asked by the church’s acting priest to look for a treasure called the “Kaleidovere”, a symbol of peace in the town. In her search for it, Jed discovers the secret of the town, of the people around her, and of her own past.
Here’s a non-spoiler review of the second Psychedelica game that we’ve all been waiting for!
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[Otome Game Review] Dance with Devils
May 23, 2016 at 4:23 pm | Posted in Otome Games | 4 CommentsTags: Hatano Wataru, Hirakawa Daisuke, Kimura Subaru, Kondo Takashi, Rejet, Saitou Souma, Suzuki Tatsuhisa
The game that fills in the missing information from the anime with the same title, Dance with Devils! I played the game without watching the anime, so these are thoughts from someone who played the game first before watching the anime
This is a spoiler-free review, provided that you have an idea of the story from watching the anime ･´∀`･)
[Drama CD Review] Doronuma Renai
March 4, 2016 at 4:22 am | Posted in Drama CD | 3 CommentsTags: Ishikawa Kaito, Saitou Souma
So recently I’ve been checking out games/anime/drama CDs/radio shows/events with Ishikawa Kaito (the very reason why I got Senjou no Waltz – which I am currently NOT enjoying playing) when I came across this situational drama CD… with ISHIKAWA KAITO and SAITOU SOUMA!! Of course I just have to listen to it! IshiKai and Soumacchi fighting over you? YES PLEASE! (*≧▽≦)ﾉｼ))
This is a spoiler-free review >w<
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