Hakuoro, a man who wakes up in a tiny backwoods village near the mountains with heavy injuries, no memory, and a mask he cannot remove. After being nursed back to health by Eruruw, the girl who found him lying at the point of death in the forest, he starts to view the village as his new home. But when an oppressive ruler threatens the peaceful life of Hakuoro and his newfound friends and family, they find themselves hurtled towards war, chaos, and a destiny far greater than any of them imagined.
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fully voiced protag by Koyama Rikiya, i kneel
Uma franquia que viria a se tornar uma obra prima ao meu ver. Um começo um pouco apressado mas sem dúvida memorável. Algumas coisas nesse jogo sou completamente contra mas apesar dos pesares, é uma narrativa incrível.
Una gran visual novel pero las escenas hentai le sobran definitivamente y el gameplay es muy obsoleto.
i really enjoy the feel of this one. the remake polished a lot of it and future ports added in voice acting and such, but the vibes of og uta will always be immaculate. was fun to play during class instead of paying attention in class
kino strategy game visual novel
A game with gameplay, which is rare for Leaf/Aquaplus who only make visual novels.
It is questionable whether this first game and its sequels, including this one, have succeeded in reinstating its gameplay.
Aside from that, the story was very interesting.
The main story is interesting, of course, but I personally remember being very impressed by many of the little stories in between, which reminded me of Rakugo.
By the way, I've met the scenario writer of this game only once. ...He looked like a yakuza. lol
I remember thinking to myself, "Did this scary guy really write the scenario for Utawarerumono?"
It's an enjoyable game if you don't expect a high quality tactical game like Fire Emblem or Tactics Ogre.
It is questionable whether this first game and its sequels, including this one, have succeeded in reinstating its gameplay.
Aside from that, the story was very interesting.
The main story is interesting, of course, but I personally remember being very impressed by many of the little stories in between, which reminded me of Rakugo.
By the way, I've met the scenario writer of this game only once. ...He looked like a yakuza. lol
I remember thinking to myself, "Did this scary guy really write the scenario for Utawarerumono?"
It's an enjoyable game if you don't expect a high quality tactical game like Fire Emblem or Tactics Ogre.