Not everything is as it appears in Echo Tokyo, when a young dancer 'Cheryl' at a burlesque show, gets embroiled with a young man who pulls her into a strange world, one of revenge and danger. Can she survive in this dystopian future, when the only person she can turn to is a killer.
Reaper is the long awaited sequel to Echo Tokyo: Phoenix, a narrative cyberpunk-like visual novel by Dharker Studios.
It is a sexy and at times pretty dark mystery/investigation story where Keiji reunites with Shizume, the protagonist from Phoenix in the same setting.
I liked the story, with its various dead ends and one actual resolution, but it has...
The story is about as engaging as you would think (super basic and... fine, if other "aspects" carried their weight), but the H-part is super vanilla and repetitive. Also the game is just short at like 2 hours to get all the way through without rushing and getting most of the endings... then finding I didn't care about the ones I missed.
My first time trying a pathway game based on my choices. It different from what i'm used to but it was enjoyable. Personally wont be rushing to buy a similar game but it did give me a good insight into the genre. I did however like the pacing of achievement unlocking and didn't find it unnecessarily difficult to complete 100%.
Echo Tokyo: Reaper by Dharker Studios is a dark, cyberpunk visual novel that positions itself as part of a larger, ongoing narrative universe rather than a fully self-contained story. Set in a dystopian version of Tokyo suspended above a ruined Earth, the game explores themes of survival, corruption, and human fragility through a cast of troubled characters....