This is the Dream World, the place where anything you wish will come true. Your current partner in the East Tower looks somehow familiar. Have you by any chance met him in your past?
Second part and another good story. New story parts after the prolog is the same and the start changed with the fact that the teams change. Now you play with Takashi and Akio goes with Kuon. The stages have changed, so the 2 main characters learn this time a bit other then in last game. Sometimes its a bit funny and you see more facts, but now you see...
Incredibly limited both as a novel and as a game. Your choices pretty much amount to a million ways to get a 'bad ending' which ends the game immediately, a very limited 'ok ending' routes (which don't lead to love) and a decidedly subpar single-track route to 'love'.
While the opening seemed promising, it rapidly went downhill, turning what could have...
It's an East Tower game! :)
Not my first review about this awesome series by Roseverte - the complete edition of East Tower contains four different games. Takashi is the middle one in terms of cost, 6€.
They call these games "otome", which means basically that they are visual novels (or, more generally, games centered on a story and not on gameplay...
Given the fact that East Tower: Akio and East Tower: Takashi are more or less the same game apart that Sakuya is teaming up with Takashi instead of Akio, nearly whole of the review is a copy/paste of the one I did for Akio.
Sakuya is a woman wishing to be a man since an incident in her childhood. She makes everything in her power to look like one. Her...
