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Features
- Many Roads to Victory A branching narrative and multiple endings ensure each player will be leading their own unique story! Choose carefully as each decision changes the path before you.
- The Danger is Real Prepare to be sucked into a virtual world like no other! Fraught with peril, every move could be your last.
- As the lone hope for Arcadia, only you can defeat the powerful forces of darkness!
- Period: Cube ~Shackles of Amadeus~ offers stylized characters, beautiful visuals and an intriguing story that will challenge your very perception of reality!
- Gripping Narrative with 30+ Hours of Gameplay
Description
In search of your older brother's whereabouts, you join the online RPG, 'Arcadia' in hope of discovering clues. Having lost consciousness after being drawn into a mysterious light, you wake up within the game's fantasy world! Confused and shaken by your strange yet familiar surroundings, you learn that the only way to escape this world of life-or-death is to clear the game. As the game world begins to crumble and fall apart, you'll have to rely on your expanding powers for survival!
Publication Date: April 28, 2017
Global Trade Identification Number: 94
UPC: 853736006194
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation Vita
Release date: April 28, 2017
Product Dimensions: 0.2 x 4.1 x 5.3 inches; 1.41 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Mature
Item model number: Vita-25
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 1.41 ounces
Manufacturer: Aksys
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: November 22, 2016
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Kazuha haven’t heard from her brother for a while. With a childhood friend, Hiroya, they decided to go investigate his apartment, hoping to find clues of his whereabouts. In his room, they find a computer screen displaying “Accessing World V.” Deciding to access the game as well, Kazuha and Hiroya found themselves trapped in the video game! As they try to figure out how to escape and where her brother was, they meet other players that help them along the way. Plot: It was simple and sweet. The story was not as fleshed out but I appreciate that they don’t overladen with details. But instead, focused a little more on the couple. The routes were varied enough but can be a bit repetitive since the final goals ended up the same. But you needed to see them all to get the whole story. The guys were such cuties and there was someone for everyone’s taste. Astrum’s was my favorite. Followed by Radius’s. Then Libera’s. There were two interactions you have with the visual novel. One was when you have to answer to the hero to raise his affection. And the second was when you were in battle. There will be a prompt to ask which action you wanted to take. For most part, there was one correct answer that will raise your Almighty skill. If you don’t have enough by the final chapter, it will be an automatic game over. The best part was the routes were easier and quicker to achieve. In the few that I have played, you have to go through the same 4 chapters, for all the characters, before diverging to a specific route. However, in Period Cube, after Quest 2, you are already in a specific route. For each character route, it took about 8 hours+. And then, an additional 1.5-2 hours for the bad ending. Graphics: I love the character designs and also love the fact that the characters sway back and forth, instead being stationary drawings. My only comment would be that their necks must be killing them, having it at that awkward angle all the time. Technical: The language is in Japanese. The voice acting was spot on as always. I will mention that you can change the heroine’s name, but they will still call you Kazuha. The subtitles are in English. The translation was well done but not always exact to the Japanese. I only found a couple of spelling errors. There were no loading times. And you can easily get 100% completion as long you finish all the character’s routes. There weren’t much extras. The only thing that was unique was the “His Perspective” that can be viewed from the hero’s profile. It was nothing more than a quick snippet of the guy’s feelings for Kazuha (usually on a date). It was very short, nothing detailed and kind of left you wanting more. Note: This was a fairly clean game. However, there was descriptive violence of characters being killed. All in all, I was uber addicted the game. I finished it within a week. This is a visual novel. It is pretty much reading, with a few prompts to gain affection points. So, if you are looking for something that is more an adventure/RPG/puzzle based, the game is not meant for you. But for me, I loved it and I’m sad I finished so quickly. I did go back to replay some routes but other than that, I got my money’s worth. Definitely a must for otome fans.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2017 by P. Romance
I decided to pick this up after the Taisho x Alice debacle and I am glad I did. Overall, I've completed all of the good endings for the characters and am about to start the bad endings. Here is a short list of pros and cons I came up with as I've gone through the game. Pros: - Beautiful Artwork. - 7 different enjoyable character paths. (I loved every good path but one.) - Good overarching story about being trapped in an RPG. The concept itself may be a little overused but they added some unique elements that made the game interesting. Cons: - The routes feel a little short, but with 7 different paths I feel like this is to be expected. - Some bothersome plot holes - Can be a little repetitive, especially when you first start a new path Personal opinion: *****SPOILERS***** I will try to keep them to a minimum though. -I hated the Poyo Poyo route. It seemed to heavily suggest that the poor MC was being molested in her sleep, and overall just left me feeling like I should wash my hands after going through it. The good ending wraps up well but I just couldn't shake the creepy, gross feel after everything the character does. However, I have to admit he makes for a damn good villain and I really liked the character in that sense. The best written villains truly believe they are in the right, and I think this game does a good job of making you understand where he is coming from. - Demento's route is also abusive and I hated it at first as well. However, I feel like at the end of his good path he begins to redeem himself by acknowledging that he's done wrong and accepting that because of the things he's done he doesn't really have a place in the real world anymore. Then goes on to tell the MC that she belongs in the real world, that he had fun with being with her, and most importantly thanks her. In the after ending, he's still rough around the edges but I think, thanks in part to losing his memories, is changed for the better. In his perspective bit, he admits to being afraid of remembering since he can tell that he was someone who "lived off the misery of others." He wants to become a better person, and then maybe he can face the truth of the things he can't remember. - Between the Poyo Poyo and Demento route what made the difference for me was that Poyo was unwilling to change and it took a "miracle" that had nothing to do with Poyo's personal choices to make a change. Poyo never really shows remorse for the wrongs he's done, or really even shows that he actually cares about the MC's feelings about everything, instead pushes his ideals on her like they were her own and expects that she will see things his way eventually. Demento on the other hand, as the story progresses, acknowledges his wrongs, comes to show that he cares about the MC, and does what he can to send her back to the real world like she wants. He shows a willingness to change even when he himself acknowledges it's too late for his redemption, and that's what set it apart for me. - I <3 nerdy roll play Astrum. He's such a goober.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2017 by White Rabbit
This game features a person the heroine just met watching her sleep, a scene in which a potential love interest mid controls the heroine to not question him and the language the guy uses sounds like what you would hear in a sexual assault/rape scene, a different scene where the heroine is sleeping and someone changes the nightgown she was wearing, and other gross stuff. If you are looking for an otome game to play, buy Code Realize instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2017 by Shyanne Melton
I'm happy there are more otome games coming out and this one is pretty good. I don't like the art much, some if it looks startlingly amateur, but the colors and backgrounds look great. The voices sound really good and the story is good but not amazing, game makes it really easy to get the seconding ending for each character, which I love.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2017 by Amazon Customer
This is an okay vn, that I heavily dislike. Some of the characters are likeable, but the canon end just ruins this game for me. I won't say much about it, but it gets really out there... Let me just say this is some deus ex machina plot in the suggested canon. There is also a lot of questionable consistency in this, whether it be character or plot holes or the world itself. To be honest this game kind of mortally offends me, but I am attempting for a fair review. The good things though are that there are very few grammatical errors in the text, and the sprite character art moves and is extremely appealing to look at. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for any of the CG panels. The character you play just looks like a dead fish in almost each one. Overall, this is just an okay vn. If you're going into the game, don't expect too much so you can be pleasantly surprised.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2017 by JP