Here is my non-spoiler review of Yuukyuu no Tierblade -Lost Chronicle-. The only graphics I’ll show are the title screens, random screenshots of the interface, and two non-spoiler CGs.
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Tag: terashima takuma
Koi wa Kousoku ni Shibararenai!
In Koi wa Kousoku ni Shibararenai!, Manabe Aya is suddenly made the school chairperson by the former chairperson aka her uncle. Everyone is taken aback but eventually is persuaded to give Aya a one year trial to see if she’s suited for the job or not. The student council decides to look over her progress, since this decision would affect the well-being of the school. The common route of the game differs from person to person, depending on what decisions you make in the game. So I won’t be doing a full-blown review, and will just write down pointers, the basic individual story of each character route, and my overall thoughts.
Hana Awase: Mizuchi hen
This is a collaboration spoiler review for Hana Awase: Mizuchi hen by both Chromite and myself! Since we both magically finished a common game, we thought that it’d be nice to post something together. I’ll be writing in the default colour and Chromite’s comments will be in blue!
Aoiza Ibunroku, Moujuutsukai to Oujisama drama CDs
This will be a quick review of the following: Bunmei Kaika Aoiza Ibunroku Saien Pre-order drama CD (that came with my game), Bunmei Kaika Aoiza Ibunroku Sakura Ranman ~Yoidore Romanki~ and Moujuutsukai to Oujisama ~Snow Bride~: ~Omoide no Hana~. At least for Moujuutsukai to Oujisama’s, it is expected that you are aware of the spoilers of both games already.
Moujuutsukai to Oujisama ~Snow Bride~ PSP: Silvio’s route
Now we’re past the halfway mark for Moujuutsukai to Oujisama ~Snow Bride~ (PSP) as we come to Silvio (CV: Terashima Takuma). Please read the beginning of Matheus’ route for a brief orientation of how the game flows. /lazy
In the “Another Story“, Tiana spots Silvio in a corner looking on. He explains that he kept getting offers to dance by women and eventually retreated into a corner to remain unnoticed. But Tiana senses that something else is bothering him and they both head out to the balcony. Silvio eventually admits to her that he was excited at first, since it’s a new experience. Unfortunately, he also had a deep revelation that he’s different from them all and isn’t truly one of them and he feels inferior and unsure if he really suits Tiana. Upon hearing this, Tiana hugs him and tells him that there’s no need to compare himself with others since only he can make her heart beat this fast. SPOILERS AHEAD
Moujuutsukai to Oujisama PSP review (non-spoiler)
Wasn’t planning to review Moujuutsukai to Oujisama (PSP) at all since I played more than half of the game last year, and then only came back to completing it recently – so I wouldn’t recall much lol. But then again I’m playing its fandisk now and it would make more sense to at least talk about its former game a bit before the fandisk. So I won’t go into a full-blown review and go with a non-spoiler review instead, while delving into a bit more detail concerning the PSP-only content.
Star Project
For starters, I decided to post about something which I’ve briefly mentioned elsewhere. Star Project is a Japanese online otome game, which was adapted from the Korean version. As suggested from the name, your counterparts are well, stars. Or rather, potential stars.
You basically act as the manager of the guy. In order to groom him as a star, you shuttle him around to take lessons (which cost money), do work offers, or part-time jobs, in order to raise up his skills and star rank in different areas. Lessons and part-time jobs come in the form of mini-games, which you have the option of doing “auto”, but the success rate differs. There are basically three different “careers” he can go into: singing, acting, modelling. Skills vary from conversational skills, to singing skills, to acting skills, which are crucial in determining which kinds of work your star can take on.
