Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds - PlayStation Vita - 2024 report by Whydis
Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds - PlayStation Vita
Haruki: Kyoto Winds for the PlayStation Vita system is a visual novel in which you can romance the famous samurai of the . This remastered telling of the beloved Haruki series that was first developed and released in 2008 focuses on the story set in ...
Great graphics, interesting story and characters (minus the protagonist, but that's normal).On the down side, I was disappointed with the overall content
Still a wonderful and solid game with a great storyline and loveable characters if you've never played it before, but if you already own one of the other versions, don't bother.
Tons of content/replayability, amazing music and artsyle, and the characters makes this game worth getting.
The characters and story are fully worth your time, and if part 2 ever does arrive, I'll let myself be exploited and buy it so I can finally see the ending
Almost anyone youll encounter is romancable and it just makes me so happy (just...m thinking of all the possibilities lmao)Theres more as you play along the game such as lovable characters, old and
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Amazing story and fantastic graphics, arrived as expected and in good condition
Compared to Fleeting Blossom this game has cleaner graphics that are simply more appealing to the eye
Great graphics, interesting story and characters (minus the protagonist, but that's normal).On the down side, I was disappointed with the overall content
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Happy to have more otome games in the USA, enjoyed the game, though it wasn't advertised as two separate parts, love the new romance choices.
The choices that you make in series seemed to always carry some meaning, but the new dialogue and scenes make your choices seem all the more important
Unlike some games that gives you choices but ultimately just guves you the illusion of choice, the choices you make here will span out through the game, and how itll progress
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Upon looking up the game for more details I discovered this newly enhanced version of the game that boasted more content.
Where as, when I first played this game, I was ambiguous about the men and then made my decisions after going into the story further, I felt like the new version exaggerated some aspect of each of their personalities much more so.
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Still a wonderful and solid game with a great storyline and loveable characters if you've never played it before, but if you already own one of the other versions, don't bother.
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I still very much enjoy the story and appreciate the new routes, but I'm very disappointed in this being an incomplete game.
Great graphics, interesting story and characters (minus the protagonist, but that's normal).On the down side, I was disappointed with the overall content
If you've played the Hakuoki games before you are aware of how delightful and complex the story is
Amazing story and fantastic graphics, arrived as expected and in good condition
They cut the game off where the last game started getting into some great story
I still very much enjoy the story and appreciate the new routes, but I'm very disappointed in this being an incomplete game.
I haven't completed every route yet, but i have enjoyed this reboot this far
I was so excited for this game.. to replay one of my favorite otomes and finally being able to persue the routes previously unavailable
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Haruki: Kyoto Winds for the PlayStation Vita system is a visual novel in which you can romance the famous samurai of the
This remastered telling of the beloved Haruki series that was first developed and released in 2008 focuses on the story set in Kyoto
Never‐before‐seen episodes and character routes have been added to the original version of the game, introducing more romanceable targets, new characters, and plenty of new paths to seek for yourself
Take a glimpse into the world of Haruki, as it was originally intended.
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