Visual Novel Hakuoki Hits Android and iOS


Source: Gloczus
Summary:

Gloczus announced that they released visual novel Hakuoki on Android and iOS. The title is available in both a Standard and Premium edition.

The Standard Edition of the game includes the prologue for free, with additional chapters costing $2.99 each. The Premium Edition, which carries a price of $27.99, includes all 14 chapters.

The mobile port of the game includes a new chapter, “Tea Ceremony.”

Gloczus released a trailer for Hakuoki, which you can check out below:


Gloczus announced that they released visual novel Hakuoki on Android and iOS. The title is available in both a Standard and Premium edition.

The Standard Edition of the game includes the prologue for free, with additional chapters costing $2.99 each. The Premium Edition, which carries a price of $27.99, includes all 14 chapters.

The mobile port of the game includes a new chapter, “Tea Ceremony.”

Gloczus released a trailer for Hakuoki, which you can check out below:

HAKUOKI, THE PERENNIAL OTOME CLASSIC, FINALLY COMES TO IOS AND ANDROID—WITH NEW STORY CONTENT!

Hakuoki Logo - 20150420TOKYO, Japan, April 20, 2015 ̶ Gloczus, a Japan-based company dedicated to high quality digital content, is thrilled to announce that legendary romance-and-samurai-and-political-intrigue visual novel Hakuoki will be appearing for the first time on iOS and Android today, April 20, 2015, in the United States and Canada. If that wasn’t enough, this version of the game will also include an all-new chapter: “Tea Ceremony.”

Hakuoki Key Art 001 - 20150420Hakuoki offers fans two ways to get back into the Edo period: The Standard Edition and the Premium Edition. In the Standard Edition the prologue is free, while the remaining 14 chapters will cost $2.99 each. The Premium Edition, on the other hand, is $27.99 and includes all chapters right up front. If you get the Standard Edition, you’ll be able to access the Tea Ceremony chapter after completing chapters 1-14.

  • Brand New Content – For the first time ever, you can play the “Tea Ceremony” chapter and return to the world of Hakuoki with new audio recorded by the Japanese cast, 6 new characters, and exclusive art. (Note: To unlock this new content in the Standard Edition, you have to play through all the other chapters.)
  • True Love – Step into the mind and heart of Chizuru Yukimura as she navigates the collapse of the Tokugawa Shogunate in search of her father. Will she find romance along the way? Or a darker end…
  • Powerful Story – Set during the end of Japan’s Edo period, Hakuoki will draw you into a world of excitement, betrayal, seduction, and violence, where samurai with supernatural powers roam the streets, killing to save their bloodlust. As this maelstrom rages around them, the men of the Shinsengumi struggle to stay true to their oaths…and themselves.
  • Multiple Endings – You hold Chizuru’s fate in the palm of your hand—literally. Every decision you make guides the story to one of several distinct outcomes, and not all of them are happy…
  • Stunning Art – Read through character biographies, and relive your favorite moments in the galleries.

Hakuoki Key Art 002 - 20150420Hakuoki is known for its spectacular art, and now it’s all at your fingertips.

  • Intuitive Touch Controls – Although we still don’t have the technology to let you actually touch men in video games, Hakuoki has the next best thing—flexible and powerful touch controls! A three-finger tap force-skips text, a two-finger tap opens the menu, a long press turns on autoplay, a flick to the right skips read text, and a flick to the left hides the text completely!

Story

Japan’s Edo Period was drawing to a close. The shogunate, who’d held power in the country for more than 200

years, found itself challenged by the imperial court and by several domains who had chafed under the shogun’s rule. In this midst of this political unrest, an organization rose to prominence: The Shinsengumi.

Originally formed to protect the streets of Kyoto from masterless samurai known as “ronin,” they came to represent the last tragic bastion of the honor-bound samurai culture that had defined much of Japan’s history.

Unaware of the mounting tensions pushing her country to the breaking point, a young woman by the name of Chizuru comes to Kyoto in search of her missing father, and soon encounters danger and the Shinsengumi in quick succession. When it becomes clear the Shinsengumi are also searching for her father, Chizuru is put under their protection.

But odd things are afoot in Kyoto, possibly even supernatural things. Can Chizuru navigate this maze of mortal danger and political intrigue? Amidst so much misery and death, can she find love?

Store links

Standard Edition (iOS):  https://itunes.apple.com/vn/app/id945670638

Standard Edition (Android):  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gloczus.hakuokismp

Premium Edition (iOS):  https://itunes.apple.com/vn/app/hakuoki-premium-edition/id965078377

Premium Edition (Android):  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gloczus.hakuokismppremium

Compatible OSes iOS: 5.1. and up

Android OS: 2.3 and up

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About Gloczus, Inc.

Gloczus, Inc., a company based in Tokyo Japan, was established in May, 2012, funded by Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ), a Public-Private Investment Fund whose mission from the Japanese Government is to create next generation industry, and NIFTY Corporation (NIFTY), one of Japan’s leading Internet Service Provider.

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Copyright: ©2014 IDEA FACTORY/DESIGN FACTORY. All rights reserved. Hakuoki is a trademark of Idea Factory. Licensed to and published by Gloczus, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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