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Tokyo Necro


  • Language: English, Chinese

Nemo ante mortem beatus.
"Nobody can be called happy before their death."
(Herodotus, "Histories")
- The era of "Necromancers" has come.

In the future, the world has been engulfed in the bitter cold of an ice age. And yet, Tokyo is surviving with its use of geothermal heat pipes to keep the city habitable.

The protagonists, Kibanohara Ethica and Nagaoka Souun, are young "Private Special Living Dead Stalkers", contract killers who spend their working days executing necromancers and their undead minions. By practicing a special kind of martial art called "Close Quarter Armed Martial Arts", both of them have achieved great heights in their career.
Out on a mission one day, Souun becomes involved in a fierce battle and meets a mysterious young girl who had been kidnapped for unknown reasons. Remembering nothing but her name, "Hougyou Ilia", she has become the target of a mysterious group of necromancers.

The ice-cold and snow-covered wasteland Tokyo of gunpowder smoke, living dead, crime and cybernetics. But in this frozen hellscape people have survived, protected by the guns and cybernetics enhancements of the Living Dead Stalkers. Now begins the battle of the living dead stalkers and the heroine with their lives at stake.



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Vulkandrache

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Can someone explain to me what kind of BS this is supposed to be?

The game opens into an "options menu" that was outdated 20 years ago

before launching. You then get some MsDos interface into an unskipable cutscene.

The game doenst even have the decency of being killable with altf4, you have to use task manager.

 

Was this made as a VN joke?

kn1000a

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On 11/18/2023 at 4:27 AM, Vulkandrache said:

Can someone explain to me what kind of BS this is supposed to be?

The game opens into an "options menu" that was outdated 20 years ago

before launching. You then get some MsDos interface into an unskipable cutscene.

The game doenst even have the decency of being killable with altf4, you have to use task manager.

 

Was this made as a VN joke?

 

sounds like a skill issue : D



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