#Aiyoku no eustia game cg full#

Some of the earlier reveals are kind of predictable (it should come as no surprise that the institution to where the winged people were carried off was up to no good), but for the most part the mystery component works in generating intrigue and suspense, and the questions and answers come at a steady pace. Each chapter consists in a self contained story and is focused on one of the heroines, and in his interactions with her the protagonist (fully voiced!) ends up involved in some deal through which he discovers part of the greater mystery of the city. The chapter system does wonders for the plot progression. There canвЂ™t be much complaints about the graphical aspect, either, and Bekkankou designs really get to shine (there are usually complaints about his sameface syndrome, but I donвЂ™t find it really as a problem).

The game doesnвЂ™t have the richness of visual gags daitosho had, but thatвЂ™s as well given its more somber tone. Eustia doesnвЂ™t pack its punches.Д®ven the game system itself is great the same one as daitosho (or, well, you know, the other way around), is customizable, functional, handy, and pretty. In plain view since the very start: the protagonist is an ex-assassin working for a brothel in a section of the city nicknamed вЂњPrisonвЂќ.

#Aiyoku no eustia game cg full#

Other August games had usually some dark components, but always in the background, giving little more than a bit of depth to the setting here the darkness comes to the foreground in full force. It also abandons the usual structure of multiple routes + true route for a sequential chapter scheme (which can branch into short endings for the heroines) and thus since the go this game doesnвЂ™t have what are usually biggest gripes with August games.ДЄnd once again a departure from the usual, here the plot and overall atmosphere are considerably grim. This is what happens when they decide to focus in the plot, and the results are outstanding. I mentioned before that usually August games seem like an attempt to have both a moe chara-ge and an interesting plot. During one request, Caim finds a girl who contracts the wing-disease, enveloped in a light that reminds Caim of the вЂњGran ForteвЂќ years agoвЂ¦ In this вЂњPrisonвЂќ resides Caim Astraea, a freelance ex-assassin who does odd jobs for his friends for money, refusing jobs that require him to kill people. However, a contagious disease which causes people to grow wings has spread throughout the city, and a unit has been formed to deal with these people swiftly. In time, the lowest layer became the dwelling of all kinds of low-lives, people who lost much of their former lives during the вЂњGran ForteвЂќ, becoming known as the вЂњPrisonвЂќ. Years ago, when the Holy MaidenвЂ™s prayer was interrupted, an incident known as the вЂњGran ForteвЂќ occurred, causing a portion of the land to fall and split the lower city into two, separated by a cliff. (Sections may fall periodically, use caution.)ДЄfter the surface of the world broke down, the city of Novus Aether floats in the sky, thanks to the prayers of the Holy Maiden.

I was thinking about replacing it, but I know absolutely nothingВ about the kind of data extraction required to do so.ДЎ) Is it possible to replace the BGM and, if so, how?Дў) Is it possible to edit the script calls to the music to fit more tracks in? For example, if scenes X, Y and Z originally use one track and I want them to have three different tracks, I'd need to edit the script file to do so.What do you do when God forsakes you? You build a flying city. I have the Steam version of Root/Double and, so far (still midway through route A) most of the OST has been pretty lackluster. I did ask on Reddit (different username there) in r/visualnovels, but I don't think I'll get an answer there. Technically, what I want to do isn't a translation at all, but requires the same kind of data extraction and manipulation and I have nowhere else to ask.