The Charming Empire is a dating simulation game set in the Taisho Roman era of Japanese history.
Our heroine, Kousaka Amane, was living a simple yet happy life in the countryside until one day she was suddenly taken away to live in the empire, summoned by her brother Amazaki Soushi -- the current ruler. Though she was unaware of the underlying circumstances, she finds herself brought to this lively and palpable central city. Living in the immaculate royal palace, our heroine comes to learn that the empire might not be as joyful as it seems. Her brother is no longer the gentle man she once knew... A corrupt organization secretly runs things behind the scenes... The heroine’s fate guides her down the path of love.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Englisch | |||
| Japanese |
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I feel bad but this is not worth full price. I'm sorry. The art is so awesome you might get it just for that. It is really lovely. The voice acting is very good.....The actual story itself is so rushed and yet slow to progress it is infuriating. I stopped playing before finishing the last route and I have never done that before. I just hit a wall thinking, "if the story is going to be like this and the MC is going to keep being inconsistent and dense... do I even care to see the end?..." I know that sounds awful but the story is either painfully predictable or completely unexpected (in a bad way that is confusing). There are moments (almost always the beautiful art) that made me keep going but then it would just get annoying again... You have to play in a sort of order or things will be revealed in certain routes. The MC is painfully self depricating and clumsy and anxious and sad and
The Charming Empire is a short/medium length (it really depends on how fast you read and if you wait for the characters to finish all their lines) otome visual novel. There are five romanceable men; each route has 15 chapters (they are very short though) and there are two endings: a happy and a normal ending. When you reach the normal ending, you'll see it in chapter 15 itself. But if you gather all the points necessary during your choices, you'll get to read an extra chapter, the "happy ending" one. Please notice that one of the guys is the brother of the protagonist and she has the option to romance him. There are no adult scenes in this visual novel, though. It was published by Dogenzaka Lab on Steam and developed by another company, OperaHouse Corporation. You play as a young girl called Amane Kosaka (you can change her name). She lives in the countryside, until one day her brother
I had fun playing The Charming Empire. It's your typical VN, but what makes it special is the outstanding voice acting. The actors are well known and do a great job. I liked the artwork and music a lot. I didn't consider the chapters too short, altough I have to admit some of them seem a bit rushed. Every path consists of 15, plus one of two different endings. It's quite easy to get the good ending, there are no bad endings at all. It's recommended to play the routes in order, so you can follow the "overall story". It's not much, but it helps for better understanding.
Recommended. Story... As a fan of visual novels with a historical setting, this immediately captured my attention. Yet, the setting wasn't as medieval as I expected it to be. It is an interesting mix of the past and the modern day, which I ended up accepting easily, as the focus is on the story. The routes offer variety, with a slice of forbidden romance. Even if all of the routes happen in the same areas, but they turned to out to be different from each other, beside a few aspects. Some of the plot twists can be quite predictable, but I couldn't guess everything ahead. In a way, that makes the routes more interesting, because you figure out something, and something you don't. The game also offers a bigger mystery, that you will eventually figure out. Characters... I liked all of the romanceable males enough to enjoy their routes. Admittedly, I found one of them to be boring, but ra
I was really enthusiastic to play this game disregarding the negative reviews mostly, because I believed the game would be great. Honestly, the story was medicore and was very easy to play through. There were many plot holes in the story especially in Soshi's arc. The story need many developments and the VN creators should know by now that submissive weak women are not a trend anymore. The characterization is okay, but need more depth and twists. You get the easy going Tanba, strict Soshi,, kind Kagemitsu, tsundere Kei and idk-how-to-react Sera. The art was pretty good not many complaints there. One major flaw in the story was that everything was confined into one single place, the heroine is just restricted to the palace mostly. This was debunked in Tanba's route which was interesting. But the rest of the routes were concentrated on the palace. The endings seems incomplete, the player
I thought for sure Soshi would be my favorite route - how can you resist his voice actor and the uniform? However, I have to say Kei made this game worthwhile. Yes, the petite dude who often acted like a kid won me over with so many adorable moments. I would describe him as my personal kryptonite, the kuudere/tsundere type, whose cute-ness/insecurity speedily melts hearts despite his brat like behavior during the first five minutes. I personally enjoyed Toki’s route more than Soshi’s, which ultimately leads to me saying that 3 out of the 5 routes has something substantial to offer. Thankfully, all the characters were decent guys who weren’t hungry to lecherously harass the MC at a moment’s notice, but it’s easy to say a minimum of two routes weren’t very memorable. The biggest negative issue of this game is the MC. It’s really annoying how she goes with the motions and accepts whatever
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