Live inside a cyber punk city. Where there is no law. Choose your own way to survive in this visual novel following the exploits of Shizume Misaki looking to survive by any means possible.
No Adult Content! Why is this marked with "Adult Only" section when there is 0 sex scenes. nothing is showed and currently no patch. When a game is marked as adult only normally you don't need a patch..
game is super short. It seems Dharker Studio is starting to be shovelware company and pump these games out like crazy and they are extremely short....
This game is a disappointment. I really liked Echo Tokyo: An Intro, which first introduced the cyberpunk world and main character Shizume, and was looking forward to a deeper, more complete take on it.
But Phoenix fails to deliver. There are two main paths to follow, with several false endings which lead to an early death. Very little of what you choose...
Does it have promise? Yes it does. I can see the spark there. But this's sad. I was one of the true original hardcore believers, and this's a sad day. Starlight Drifter wasn't perfect, but if its about a 90% quality and gameplay, this's like a 35%. The story is amazing, but your immersion will break constantly with typos, music cutting out, and abrupt...
I have completed this game... it is good if you like to enjoy a rather thrilling story. CGs are good and clean. The story itself is ok, not anything odd. However, considering its length and price (11 dollars when I bought it with discount, 13.99 on full price), I think it is not that worth it. But do considering buying this product whenever a discount...
Echo Tokyo: Phoenix is a direct sequel of its original first chapter; Echo Tokyo: An Intro, which I also reviewed HERE, and I highly recommend everyone to play, before entering this new chapter. It’s not obligatory, but will give an extra depth to characters.
Published by Dharker Studio, we take the role of a Fixer in the futuristic city of Tokyo, a...
