20 years after its initial release on PC in July 2002, Kogado Studio’s simulation game makes its debut on Switch. While the graphics have been overhauled for the modern era, Eeji Komatsu’s cute and sexy illustrations live on. Experience the origin story and roots of the long-running Tristia series.
Visual Novel + Simulation from 20 years ago
Tristia:legacy is the remaster of "Tristia of the Deep-Blue Sea" from the 2002, with modernized visual. It has the original gameplay, likely the original VA, the exact scene, and lengthy dialogue (with no skip button).
Played the original, and haven't finish the remaster. Will update once finished the game
The...
迅速修正問題給讚👍
Publisher is good. Game still needs skip button though.
No matter what, it's an old and beautiful memory
cute crafting / town managment game
really shows its age in gameplay, but the art is great
price is high, but its a high quality translation of a large script and a niche game, so i would say its fair.
oh and nanoca is adorable
On my anime/hipster journey to find an obscure relatively unknown game to brag to my friends that I've played it... I found this.
Gameplay-wise it's very dated, clunky and overall boring I'm gonna be honest. Basically you have these types of actions: go to places to view scenes and visit shops, buy/sell stuff at shops, craft and research staff in the...
I never thought that one of my childhood favorites, Tristia of the Deep-blue Sea, would receive a remaster and be released on Steam. This is one of the games that I played through multiple times during my childhood, and I enjoyed every single bit of it. Although I wish they could add more story, features and better dialogue voice acting sound quality...
