East Tower - Takashi (East Tower Series Vol. 2)
ROSEVERTE · 2015 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Simulation, Visual Novel
PC
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About East Tower - Takashi (East Tower Series Vol. 2)
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 - Takashi, you'll be partnered with the super positive guy, Takashi.
Sakuya 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.
Before Sakuya decided who she would pick, a pretty woman came and asked her to be her partner. Even though she appears to be a pretty woman, she should be a man in real life, since all the participants beside her are males. So why did he choose to be a woman? And so their adventure begins...
Takashi - Souta Higurashi
Takashi (child) - Jun Haruki
Pretty Lady (Yoshimi Yasuda) - misaki
Akio - Taichi Tanukida
Akio (Child) - Eruru Takeda
Kuon - Lerage
Redhead Man (Kurenai) - Sakato
Daiki Morita - Yuya Kakitsubata
Mysterious Boy - Mitsuki Touzaki
OFFICIAL SITE: http://www.roseverte.net/east/en/
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We suggest you to play based on this order: Akio - Takashi - Kuon - Kurenai.
In East Tower - Takashi, you'll be partnered with the super positive guy, Takashi.
STORY
Sakuya 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.
Before Sakuya decided who she would pick, a pretty woman came and asked her to be her partner. Even though she appears to be a pretty woman, she should be a man in real life, since all the participants beside her are males. So why did he choose to be a woman? And so their adventure begins...
CAST
Takashi - Souta Higurashi
Takashi (child) - Jun Haruki
Pretty Lady (Yoshimi Yasuda) - misaki
Akio - Taichi Tanukida
Akio (Child) - Eruru Takeda
Kuon - Lerage
Redhead Man (Kurenai) - Sakato
Daiki Morita - Yuya Kakitsubata
Mysterious Boy - Mitsuki Touzaki
OTHER INFO
OFFICIAL SITE: http://www.roseverte.net/east/en/
FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/roseverte.games
TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/rosevertegames
What Steam players say
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Basically the same as the other gaame. Basic & Boring. Still cannot recommend, its only use was 100% it for the stats.2 found this helpful
East Tower is a sparkling hidden gem!2 found this helpful
This is the second game in the East Tower Series so I'm writing this assuming you played the first and wondering if the second game is worth it I like this game a lot more than the first game! Takashi is a lot more charming of a partner character imo than the first volumes guy. I also really like the chemistry of him and Sakuya and how they both struggle a bit with gender identity. I feel like him and Sakuya have a history which makes it easier for me to ship him with Sakuya and gets rid of the Romeo and Juliet syndrome of falling in love with someone within a few hours. It felt like this game gave a lot more insight into Sakuyas past and how she became the way she is. I appreciated how Takashi reinforces that he loves Sakuya whether Sakuya identifies as a guy or girl, saying he fell in love with Sakuya both when he thought she was a guy and a girl. As a trans male myself seeing a character being supportive of a person going through problems with gender identity and telling them they love them regardless is something really powerful to see. If you played the first and liked it I view the second as pretty much nothing but improvements. Considering some of the things Kuon says in…2 found this helpful
Better than the first..1 found this helpful
Short and sweet.
It slightly better written than Vol 1. While in vol 1, most of the things were just concepts and templates with no real execution, this one does execute its concepts and templates. It's still not great but it's not bad either. Definitely more pricey than it should be though.
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