Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms

Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms

Idea Factory · March 13, 2018 · Otome, Female Protagonist, Visual Novel, Adventure, Anime

Buy the Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms key for Steam from Eneba at $2.89 — the cheapest of 18 stores we compare.

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Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms price by region

Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms costs £2.46 in the United Kingdom, €2.62 in Europe (EUR), $2.89 in the United States, $2.89 in Georgia (USD), CA$4.63 in Canada, A$8.49 in Australia, NZ$8.63 in New Zealand, zł13.35 in Poland and R$14.49 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £2.46 −43% £4.31 £2.46 16
Europe (EUR) €2.62 −47% €4.91 €2.62 17
United Statesyour region $2.89 −51% $5.84 $2.89 18
Georgia (USD) $2.89 −51% $5.84 $2.89 17
Canada CA$4.63 −40% CA$6.89 CA$4.63 16
Australia A$8.49 −42% A$8.60 A$8.49 15
New Zealand NZ$8.63 −42% NZ$10.35 NZ$8.63 12
Poland zł13.35 −47% zł25.17 zł13.35 14
Brazil R$14.49 −35% R$14.49 R$18.93 14

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms

✦ AI summary

Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms is a visual novel where you join the Shinsengumi and pursue romance with twelve different historical Japanese warriors across branching storylines with up to 30 endings. Your choices determine which warrior you fall in love with and which of the interconnected narratives you uncover, blending period drama with multiple romance paths through the Bakumatsu era.

Continue your journey to Edo in Hakuoki™: Edo Blossoms, where you play as the heroine Chizuru Yukimura. Romance the famous warriors of the Shinsengumi as you enter a fantasy drama of battles and self-discovery. Your narrative choices unlock multiple branching storylines and 30 different endings!

Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

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Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms is praised by players for its exceptional writing, compelling character development, and emotional depth that significantly surpasses its anime adaptation, with many describing it as one of the best otome visual novels they've played. Players consistently highlight the beautiful art, music, and historical setting, though they note this is a direct sequel to Kyoto Winds and strongly recommend playing that first to fully appreciate the story and character relationships.

Recommended Aug 25, 2026
PLEASE PLEASE AND PLEASE PLAY THIS OTOME VISUAL NOVEL. I can say with my full chest that Hakuoki is one of the best written otome visual novel that I have ever played. I dived into this series just to reminisce the high school-me watching the anime series, and I was a bit curious why this series is so popular in otome community despite being an almost 2 decades old otome game. I said the same thing in my review in Kyoto Wind, but the ANIME DID NOT DO JUSTICE of the VISUAL NOVEL at all. Even more so in Edo Blossoms. I am going to gush out of how outstanding the writing is; not only towards the plot itself, but also to the world building, characters building and individuality, and characters dynamic. While I generally said the same thing in the Kyoto Wind review, but Edo Blossoms really exceed my expectation. Like I did not expect it to be this incredible. Kyoto Wind is already up there, and Edo Bloom just blown my mind, Im not even exaggerating. The writers did a wonderful job conveying Hakuoki’s gripping story while building each characters’ individuality, given their significant relationship with the heroine, Chizuru. Furthermore. in Edo Blossoms does not contain a long repetiti…
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Recommended Jun 26, 2026
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Recommended Oct 4, 2026
Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms is an emotionally driven otome visual novel that combines historical drama, supernatural fiction, romance, and tragedy into a story with considerable narrative depth. Developed by Idea Factory and Design Factory and published by Idea Factory International, it serves as the second part of the remastered Hakuoki storyline and directly continues the events of Kyoto Winds. Because of this structure, newcomers are strongly encouraged to experience the preceding installment first. Much of the emotional impact here depends on relationships, conflicts, and character development that have already been established. The story follows Chizuru Yukimura as her journey continues into Edo during the turbulent final years of the Tokugawa shogunate. Her fate remains closely connected to the Shinsengumi, whose members are struggling against political change, military conflict, and their own personal demons. The historical foundation gives the narrative a distinctive atmosphere, but the game freely incorporates supernatural elements involving demons and unusual powers. Rather than feeling completely disconnected from the historical setting, these fantasy elements become intertwi…
Recommended Sep 30, 2026
Played it in 2021, so... I'm afraid it's not fresh, but it's one of the first otome games I played and mixing this one with Kyoto Winds I threw into this games over 200h combined, so it has a soft spot in my book. I remember wondering why the bad guys sometimes looked even better than some of the LI's... I'm still kinda mad about it lol So, I personally played all routes in Kyoto Winds before moving onto this game, because I didn't want to spoil stuff from other routes (even though the events shouldn't be very susprising since it's based off real people and situations, but.... whatever), but some people prefer doing a route in both games, then move onto the next one. I also played this nonstop until I finished it, but since there are so many LI's and the routes are long, idk if I would recommend doing that. Besides all this, I really enjoyed the game, some routes more than others, but it is what it is, considering how many routes there are. My only actual complain is... why on earth do these games take so much space? I had to erase them and I'm pretty sure the save data won't be there anymore if I dare install it again, which is sad.
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
I binged playing this & I still cry my eyes out for Okita 😢😢😢 JUST PLAY THIS GAME!!!
Recommended Aug 29, 2026
This was such a wonderful experience, I came here expecting just a simple and enjoyable experience for a visual novel, which would have left me happy, but this was much more than I had anticipated. Upon writing this review, I have only completed Souma's route, but I can't wait to go through the rest of the Shinsengumi. The art, music, Edo period, and characters were all done incredibly well. Even as a guy, it's fun reading about the cool characters and charming romance.

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