Tokyo Babel

Un'ottima visual novel con un bel cast di personaggi, un'ottima storia coinvolgente e interessante grazie anche ad una buona idea di fondo. Ottime performance da parte del cast giapponese e un comparto artistico ben fatto. Nel complesso un ottima esperienza che mi sento di consigliare, non è un capolavoro, ma fa il suo ottimo lavoro. N.B. Il gioco presenta tre route e consiglio caldamente di seguire l'ordine Angelo->Umano->Demone per motivi narrativi.

If you're interested in reviews like these for VNs, check out my curator page: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35651135/] Val's Visual Novels, Anime & Hentai [/url] [u][h1]Style[/h1][/u] [u]Art[/u] Characters and art style aren't anything special, but each character is easy to tell apart and distinctive, which is a big plus. [u]Eroge Content[/u] No eroge content in this game. [u][h1]Music and sound[/h1][/u] Standard VN fare, with nothing too memorable. [u][h1]Story[/h1][/u] [u]Basics[/u] Tokyo Babel plays a bit like a shonen action anime compressed into a VN. They even have kinda action animated fight scenes thrown in. The story, characters and setting are quirky, taking various inspirations from myth and religion, to explore the aftermath of a world where God has disappeared, leaving his creations to try and figure out what happened. [u]Characters[/u] Well written, unique, and there's no faceless protagonist, all the characters have their own background and roles to play. The interaction between them can be a bit slapstick at times, but it's well translated, so you kinda still get the jokes. [u]Plot[/u] As mentioned above, God has disappeared, leaving angels, demons and whoever's left to try and figure out what happened in the ruins of a world remaining. [u][h1]Gameplay[/h1][/u] There's quite a few routes, but very few actual choices, and the choices are the type that don't really tell you what you're choosing for, which is one of my pet hates. [u]Replayability[/u] There are 3 - 4 character endings, and both good and bad endings for them. [u][h1]Summary[/h1][/u] Tokyo Babel is an interesting experience. It tries to have a bit of an edgy, unique story, but goes by too fast to do much world building. The characters are quirky and interesting, but same with the world, the game goes by pretty fast so a lot of what you see of them are more their interactions with each other which tend to be more humourous and filled with one liner non-sequiturs. The humour is interesting, slapstick peppered with random game and pop culture references, so you might enjoy it if you're into that. Overall, worth a play, you might enjoy it, what with the humour, unique story and characters, but you'll definitely also notice the flaws if you bother looking.

Worth it for the prologue alone. Damn that was a fine piece of storytelling.

For starters, this is a long game. 3 routes and 6 different endings that took me almost 40 hours. The game revolves around: - The supernatural. Understood as Holy Bible references. There's lots of angels and demons from religious tradition starring. - Spectacular battles with all kinds of legendary weapons and special powers. I compared it to X/1999 and with good reason. Maybe the likes of Bleach, but Tokyo Babel has better taste. - Romance. All the routes tell of the relationship between the protagonist and one of the 3 main girls. There's another one who deserved a route. - Humour. The powerful, supernatural beings are often presented in a comedic light, and get involved in ridiculous scenes. This is a much needed comedic relief. Usually the middle part of a route is ripe with such antics. - Drama. You were recruited to save the world and damn well you'll do it. Along the way, lots of humans, demons and angels will meet their end. The protag also carries quite a bit of luggage that you'll be presented with. What you do is go on a quest to get to Heaven and understand the secrets behind the "Divine Calamity" that cast out angels from Heaven and demons from Hell. But you already know that from the game synopsis, right? And is it a gripping journey? Yes it is.

Overall, this VN is pretty enjoyable... but not overly so. I am not too familiar with the Christian faith to have any knowledge about the characters's backgrounds so everything are just ... to me. Tokyo Babel is probably somewhat similar to Fate Stay Night and Dies Irae, but without the sex (regrettably so). Score: Wait for a decent sale/10

本作是视觉小说。故事世界是，地狱被洪水淹没、天堂封闭，天使与恶魔两大族群流离失所。在炼狱要塞东京巴别塔落脚。神之信使告知众人，若想让天地秩序回归，必须攀登七层高塔，向求神的宽恕。 游戏序章氛围不错的篇章，但剧情很快就彻底转向天道的主线，后续再也没有惊悚桥段。一方面被高塔角色等扭曲，另一方面也炼狱这个维度本身诡异，说实话，这也是整部作品最有意思的。 而你所操控的人类，被招募进入东京巴别塔的队伍，肩负攻克这座诅咒之塔。框架独特。旅途之中，共有三位可攻略女主，大大咧咧、假小子性格的恶魔莉莉丝；内向天使拉吉尔；以及我们开篇角色空见。 起初依靠天使与恶魔联手的力量，这件事轻而易举，可现实相反。高塔上层攀登，心智被侵蚀，疯狂攻击同伴。直至故事开篇，所有人的最高攀登记录仅到第四层，距离抵达天梯，第七层遥遥无期。 本作体量，追求短小视觉小说的玩家可以绕道。每条线路不仅有坏结局，还划分了好结局、真结局等多重分支，如果不对照攻略摸索，解锁第三条隐藏线所需的真结局通关耗时会更久。内容体量之庞大，在我玩过的视觉小说里顶尖。 一条线路后，主菜单会解锁额外内容板块，可以查看已解锁的背景CG原声音乐、人物与武器设定档案。 画风十分优秀，但画面最高分辨率仅为1280×720，顺带一提，本team版也没有任何删减，两个版本内容一致。 最初见定价可能会让人觉得不值，完全物超所值。海量的剧情内容、立体饱满的人物，绝对值得视觉小说爱好者游玩。 [quote]欢迎关注『 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45525570/] 桃你欢心 [/url]』 [b] 桃影扶风评百戏，落墨如歌写人间[/b][/quote]

One of the best VNs I have had the pleasure of playing through. Think Fate Stay Night but like 90% less slice of life elements and yet still somehow making those moments some of the most impactful in the entire game. Tokyo Babel also had some of the most interesting fights I have ever read in a VN.

推了很久终于全end通关了，总体来说这作的剧情和音乐都非常出色，战斗演出也燃爆了，可以说除了没汉化以外没有任何缺点，另外Lilith线的Samael是真的可爱，虽然最喜欢的是Lilith，但Lilith线的Samael是真的可爱