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About This Game East Tower is a romance mystery visual novel with romancable guys, which has a lot of comedy scenes.We suggest you to play based on this order: Akio - Takashi - Kuon - Kurenai. In East Tower - Akio, you'll be partnered with the serious type guy, Akio.STORYSakuya Morita (name is changeable) was given a chance to try the latest virtual game attraction, East Tower. Within the game, players can transform into whatever they want to. Sakuya chose to transform into a man. She was excited at first, but then a sudden accident happened and she was trapped with four other men. Later, they decided to partner up and proceed to beat the game in pairs, hoping that it would be the way out.As a man, Sakuya wants to act as a reliable big brother. Therefore she asked the child in front of her to be her partner. However, he is not really a little boy, but his original form is after all an adult. Why did he want to become a child? Can both of them find a way out of there? Enjoy their lovely adventure which is filled with cute misunderstandings!CASTAkio - Taichi TanukidaAkio (Child) - Eruru TakedaTakashi - Souta HigurashiKuon - LerageRedhead Man (Kurenai) - SakatoDaiki Morita - Yuya KakitsubataPretty Lady (Yoshimi Yasuda) - misakiOTHER INFOOFFICIAL SITE: http://www.roseverte.net/east/en/FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/roseverte.gamesTWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/rosevertegames 6d5b4406ea Title: East Tower - Akio (East Tower Series Vol. 1)Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:roseVeRtePublisher:roseVeRteFranchise:East TowerRelease Date: 25 Jul, 2012 East Tower - Akio (East Tower Series Vol. 1) Activation Code [Crack Serial Key I first had some issues with the game, because I disliked the German translation, but the developer was so kind to explain how to change the language to English! So I now can finally recommend this game whole-heartedly. East Tower Akio has been my favourite of the four Episodes. As the first entry of the series it has the weakest overall-plot (not because it was bad, you just get familiar with the game world itself, and the good thing about this series is the way they build up the plot over the following episodes, so Akio is more like setting the stage than anything else), but I liked it's lighthearted tone and Akio in general. While the sereies is more of a funny one, I felt like the plot thickens and gets more interesting and deeper the more you play. But as I said, Akio is like setting the stage, and because of this the story focused on him, which I enjoyed very much, as he's my favourite of the guys.. I definitely recommend you play this if you want to play a romantic comedy where you can turn your love interest into a freaking CARROT!. I can only review this from the standpoint of what it advertises itself to be, and that is as a Japanese visual romance novel especially designed for female interests.Before I begin with my normal rant I must confess to you that this is my first ever Japanese visual romance novel and hopefully it will also be my last Japanese visual romance novel.I'm so much in shock after playing this I really don't know where to begin.Let's start with the artistic style or the lack there of. From the very first chapter nearly right up to the last chapter you will be staring for 1.5 hrs at basically the same stencilled forefront, with the same animated background running on a loop, over and over again. It NEVER changes. Things that should look 3D, look fake even on a 2D scale. The only thing that changes is the characters which fade in and out as you click your way through a Hodge podge thrown together romance story.Now don't get me wrong this is not my first visual novel, I\u2019ve played through a few and they were all pretty good and entertaining and many cool pictures or backgrounds, but such is not the case here. Though the story mentions things like dream chambers, rooms of treasure, hideous monsters, none of them will look good. In fact even the game 'Biglands a game made by kids' has better and more interesting art work and that's really saying something.Now let\u2019s look at the story. A girl who wants to be a man is paired together with a man who wants to be a woman in a new attraction at an amusement theme world where participants enter dream chambers and have to go through a series of 7 tests and save the princess in the end. Once inside they find out that there is a hacker controlling the game from within preventing them all to leave. They also realize that this dream chamber serves to make all their darkest desires come true. Hence before you know it, hotel rooms with King Sized beds are popping up everywhere.The romance side of this story is as cute as a seagull dry reaching a half-eaten sardine and the morals that you will learn from this story were no doubt drafted up by a blonde sniffing painted dry salts. The only thing this game has taught me is that it is apparently wrong to prefer meat over curry rice. It is also wrong to aim a rocket launcher at a puppy that snarls at you and more ultimately it is unforgivable to hold a carrot with two hands or kiss someone who looks exactly like you, just to see what happens. This game has made me so sexually confused that I was praying that the amusement park would forget to pay their electricity bill and be turned off, so I could watch everyone suffocate to death in their dream capsules. Alas that did not happen in the LOVE ENDING!!!???The biggest thing that really gets my frilly knickers knotted up is the price and the sly advertising behind it all. They recommend that you play all characters of the game in a particular order to get the full sense of the story. They recommend Akio - Takashi - Kuon - Kurenshai. What they don't tell you is that only one of them is playable with the price here which is $5.00. There is no way on this planet that this novel is worth $5.00. Plus the further you go the more it costs. Each one progressively gets more expensive and the whole collection will eventually cost you $30.00. I can only gauge the worthiness of that price from what's available in the first episode. To play through the story it will take you 1.5 hrs - 3hrs if you want all achievements. Also the last episode has an R rating in comparison to the PG rating which is in this first episode.Instead of buying this I would recommend buying for $5.00 a bag of carrots and hold them in your hands and then go and eat some beef knowing your being really, really naughty...Excuse me now while I go and blast alien scum in another game and regain my masculinity thanks...Below is an example of someone else's play through...https:\/\/youtu.be\/ebbJbdoW02QIf you enjoyed reading this review please subscribe to my curator page. Thanks...http:\/\/store.steampowered.com\/curator\/6843548\/. East Tower - Akio is a great little visual novel. Nothing to heavy, nothing trying to change the world. Just a bit of fun with some interesting characters. I enjoyed it enough to want to play through all the endings, and there is enough of a mystery that I want to play the next chapters. If you're an otome fan, it's definitely worth a go.. This game changed my life. East Tower - Akio had an interesting premise. In it, you play as a heroine who goes into a virtual reality game that's meant to fulfill the players wishes. However, things go wrong when the game is hacked and you end-up working as a team with Aiko to make your way through the levels.Even though the concept had promise, the execution of the game wasn't all that great. The artwork is rough and the storyline is extremely superficial. Since it only took me an hour to complete the game, I'll play through the other three in the series. However, if I didn't already own them, I wouldn't bother.. I liked all four of the tower routes. Akio was the first one I played and I reallly enjoyed the route. Despite some of the negative reviews all of the routes are worth playing. Akio was adorable and the route made sense I would reccomend this to all my friends.. An interesting otome VN with the main character's sex changing when in the dream world and their journey about who they want to be. I think Sakuya was the most interesting character for me because a lot of their issues with gender is one I myself have felt but the game is more about Sakuya's discovery in that it's not about gender but the character of a person that defines them. I think it's a good game to check out for it's themes about gender identity and feeling comfortable in your body, but as a romance VN it isn't really all that exciting, and the mystery in this volume is really passive. I'm excited to play the rest of the East Tower games, despite finding this one bit bland because i'm very interested in what was presented of the other characters, and I hear the content in each subsequent volume increased quite a bit. Over all, this is kind of a toss up when it comes to being a reccomendation, but I can see it being a nice game to play if the theme interests you, as it is an original plot idea for an otome.. Very short in and of itself, but when you consider it's part of a "pack" not that bad price\/game ratio. There was very little facial expressions\/movement from the character: Eye open\/shut, Mouth open\/shut and checks blush. Odd "anime" style of artwork, but I don't dock for people having their own art style. Story line was okay, but it was not obvious what was the love path vs the friend path. Cute main male character.[possible spoiler]I felt like the girl struggling with her sexual identity was thrown in without real thought. Her struggle with wanting to be a man [only because she wanted to be strong to protect people and have more freedom from her father] seemed pushed. Really felt like it wasn't necessary or really resolved with the main female character. Nor does the male lead seem to care that she decieved him about her gender.
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