Echo Tokyo: An Intro
Dharker Studios · 2016 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Visual Novel, Violent
PC
Mixed59% · 64
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About Echo Tokyo: An Intro
Echo Tokyo: An Intro is a mini-game that acts as an introduction to the Echo Tokyo world and its people.
Included within are two graphic novels telling origin stories of some of the main characters of the city.
Currently the game includes the following stories:
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Echo Tokyo is the last bastion of humanity.
A nuclear fog has made street level uninhabitable.
Now hundreds of years later Echo Tokyo lives on, by building bridges and platforms between the skyscrapers to create a new city in the sky.
This cyber punk city somehow manages to function without government or law, where the companies rule and order is what people make it for themselves.
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The first graphic novel story introduces Shizume Misaki, in this fully voiced interactive graphic novel, telling her tale as she begins working as a Fixer within Echo Tokyo.
It is said that a fixer will take any job as long as the price is right. Though many act mainly as private investigators, many others will do any job to pay the rent.
What will become of Shizume on one of her first big jobs as she visits into the most dangerous area of the city... The Slums.
This story includes over 5000 words of spoken lines.
As well as 80 un-lockable illustrations to view in the Database.
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The second graphic novel story introduces Keiji Light, in this fully voiced Kinetic graphic novel we learn of the origins and trials Keiji went through as a child in the slums. As well as how he was groomed and abused after being abducted and experimented on, leaving him where he is now.
This story includes over 5000 words of spoken lines.
As well as an additional 80 un-lockable illustrations to also view in the Database.
Included within are two graphic novels telling origin stories of some of the main characters of the city.
Currently the game includes the following stories:
- Shizume's Origin Story - An Interactive Graphic Novel
- Includes full voice acting. - Keiji's Origin Story - A Kinetic Graphic Novel.
- Includes full voice acting.
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About Echo Tokyo:
Echo Tokyo is the last bastion of humanity.
A nuclear fog has made street level uninhabitable.
Now hundreds of years later Echo Tokyo lives on, by building bridges and platforms between the skyscrapers to create a new city in the sky.
This cyber punk city somehow manages to function without government or law, where the companies rule and order is what people make it for themselves.
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Shizume Misaki - Origin
The first graphic novel story introduces Shizume Misaki, in this fully voiced interactive graphic novel, telling her tale as she begins working as a Fixer within Echo Tokyo.
It is said that a fixer will take any job as long as the price is right. Though many act mainly as private investigators, many others will do any job to pay the rent.
What will become of Shizume on one of her first big jobs as she visits into the most dangerous area of the city... The Slums.
This story includes over 5000 words of spoken lines.
As well as 80 un-lockable illustrations to view in the Database.
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Keiji Light - Origin
The second graphic novel story introduces Keiji Light, in this fully voiced Kinetic graphic novel we learn of the origins and trials Keiji went through as a child in the slums. As well as how he was groomed and abused after being abducted and experimented on, leaving him where he is now.
This story includes over 5000 words of spoken lines.
As well as an additional 80 un-lockable illustrations to also view in the Database.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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So this is an intro game. - Average story at best. - Very short play. - Few choices. - Decent art and music. - Easy 100% achievement. - Buy only on sale. - Not worth it unless you want an easy 100% game. Overall 3/10.
Echo Tokyo: An Intro, developed and published by Dharker Studios, is a short cyberpunk visual novel designed to introduce players to the broader Echo Tokyo universe. Rather than functioning as a complete narrative experience, the game acts as a prologue that establishes the tone, characters, and themes that would later be explored in the series. Set in a dystopian version of Tokyo, the game blends elements of crime fiction, cyberpunk storytelling, and supernatural transformation into a brief but intriguing narrative introduction. Although its runtime is limited, the game attempts to lay the groundwork for a darker world filled with violence, conspiracies, and individuals struggling to survive in a hostile futuristic society. The game presents its story through two separate narrative routes, each focusing on a different protagonist whose fate becomes intertwined with the darker forces operating within the city. The first storyline centers on Shizume, a young woman whose life takes a dramatic turn after she becomes entangled in a dangerous encounter with a gang. What begins as a desperate attempt to escape a threatening situation quickly evolves into a transformative event that gran…
Good short game. Voice acting is good, story seems intriguing. Don't know how or why I have this game in my library, but it was easy achievements at least. I think people hate on this game because they expected lots of nu*e and hor*y scenes, which is what this game was probably advertised as to begin with in 2016. They did release spiky version in 2024 tho. Other reviewers also talk about dev being very irresponsible, so I'd consider that as well when deciding on buying. I'd say - buy this game if you find on sale and want some easy achievements. Otherwise - don't bother.
Typical japanese-type visual novel with a woman having clothes torn off and a man obtaining superpowers. It has been done to death, The art is decent. The prose is competent. Overall, meh.
Easy Achievements 100% / 7min.
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