East Tower - Takashi (East Tower Series Vol. 2)

So... This edition of the East Tower saga features a boy named Takashi who idolizes his sister... so in the "dream world" he takes her form. How... nice. You again play Sakuya (you can rename her), a young woman who... does not want to act girly. As such, when offered the chance to be a test subject for her cousin's new attraction for women, she manages to convince him to let her try the other attraction... the one geared towards men. In the first few moments, she finds herself trapped with one of the four other participants. Oh, and since she can choose her avatar, she chose to partake as a male. Oh, and Takashi... might have had something to do with her dislike of acting girly... There are three endings. The bad ending is unlocked if you make a wrong choice. The neutral/friendship ending depends on you choosing the lesser of two choices at the end of a stage. And the good/love ending is the better of those two choices. Oh, and choosing that better one also unlocks a small additional scene for the story (and accompanying CGs). The game is beautiful, at least for the time. Made not long after the Akio volume, it still has some rough spots. Also, my suggestion would be to buy the East Tower Complete Edition. Especially as the last volume is almost three quarters of the price of the bundle...

I loved East Tower -Takashi. Taka needs more love, I feel like he has the least game time. These "Tower" games were my first roseVeRte games and inspired me to buy more. Great game series.

East Tower - Takashi (ET Series Vol. 2) is a badly written interactive/visual novel set in a sci-fi "stuck in a video game" theme world, and the sequel to the also badly written visual novel, East Tower, Akio. Apart from the terrible writing, you also get really badly hand drawn manga style art. For the $7.50 they're asking for this non-game, you can get a number of actual real quality books from a bookstore or on Kindle. Or heck, go to a library. Who would pay money for this junk?

Better than the first..

Entertaining

---{Graphics}--- ☐ Masterpiece ☐ Beautiful ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☑ Paint.exe ---{Gameplay}--- ☐ Try not to get addicted ☐ Good ☐ Nothing special ☐ Bad ☑ Just dont ---{Audio}--- ☐ Eargasm ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☑ Bad ☐ Nails on chalkboard ---{Audience}--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☐ Everyone ---{PC Requirements}--- ☑ Potato (Onboard/Anything) ☐ Low (Any dedicated GPU) ☐ Decent (GTX 1050+) ☐ Fast (GTX 1060 6gb+) ☐ Skynet (GTX 1080 8gb+) ---{Difficulity}--- ☑ Roll face on keyboard ☐ Easy ☐ Average ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls ---{Grind}--- ☑ Nothing ☐ Isnt necessary to progress ☐ Average grind level ☐ Too grindy ☐ Insanity ---{Story}--- ☐ None/Nonexistant ☑ Not great ☐ Average ☐ Good ☐ I'm not crying, you are crying ---{Game Time}--- ☑ A short distraction ☐ Short (<30 Minutes per session) ☐ Average (31-90 Minutes per session) ☐ Long (90+ Minutes per session) ☐ Endless ---{Price}--- ☐ Buy it now! ☐ Worth the price ☐ Wait for sale ☑ Not recommended ---{Bugs}--- ☐ None found/Nonexistant ☑ Minor bugs ☐ Can get annoying ☐ Gamebreaking ~~~~Multiplayer~~~~ NO ---{Salt Level}--- ☑ Replaced with sugar ☐ Barely anything ☐ Balanced ☐ Salty ☐ Salt overload

Bem curta, não tive tempo suficiente para me apaixonar por Takashi, porem ele é divertido e me fez rir algumas vezes.

A short average Visual Novel, like every 'East Tower' Novel.

This is the second game of the East Tower series. The only difference with the first one is the guy. As a game by itself, not worth six bucks unless you really want to support the makers of it. Otherwise, it might be easier on your soul to try and get it as part of a bundle with the rest of the series. Honestly, the third and fourth games are the best, but they're only good if you play either this one or Akio, the first game. You can play both the first and this one to get the "whole" story, but it really isn't necessary. The guy for this one is more interesting than the first. I'd say more, but that would be spoiling it. My opinion for this is as the same for the first game: it's an ok game.

It slightly better written than Vol 1. While in vol 1, most of the things were just concepts and templates with no real execution, this one does execute its concepts and templates. It's still not great but it's not bad either. Definitely more pricey than it should be though.