There’s a specific CG in season 2 where he’s hovering above the MC, taking his clothes off-ya girl had to take a water break cuz whew it got hot real quick. I remember I like Rihito a lot because of the fact that the MC mistook him as a girl when they were young and he grew up really flirty and the opposite of what she expected lmao. That being said, I only played Rihito’s (S1-3) and Ryuto’s (S1 & S2) bc l was broke lol. The story is not anything special but the fact that it followed the characters throughout their young adult to adulthood also got my attention! I’m a huge sucker for childhood friends tropes so I was quite invested in this series. Ooh finally a book club session I can attend!ĭDIWT was one of the first Voltage games that really kicked off my otome games journey so it’s quite special to me. He's a flirty type though, and somewhat hung up on the fact that he is younger so he isn't quite enough to justify a purchase from me. I've read a bit of Rihito in the special stories as well, and he's pretty intriguing as he's younger than the MC and was mistaken for a girl as a child by the MC.
#Dreamy days in west tokyo ryuzo walkthrough free#
I don't think I even finished his route when it was free tbh. Ryuzo also had mixed signals too, so much I was so bored with his route, despite his type of character, the brash kind older brother type. MC has so many mixed signals to work off here, which does get better in later stories. The majority of Ichigo's story arc is based on his angst about his future as a pastry chef and inheriting his father's shop, which unfortunately means that the romance is more lacking than I would have liked. It takes quite a bit for the MC to break though, and for the romance to actually progress. He's a tsundere, and more angsty and closed off than the others. Ichigo is the most popular despite the fact he's not quite the poster boy (perfect ace Haruki seems to be) he definitely features more than the others. I've read the main stories of Ichigo and Ryuzo when they were free, and bought Haruki based on his presence in Ichigo's route. It's really slice of life and rather grounded, with an emphasis on personal relationships family, friends and lover.
The great thing about this title is the fact that the story actually goes all the way from high school romance to the wedding, spanning more than 10 years, and the sprites change as well. I like the MC here too, but she's an everyday sort of girl who is a bit tomboyish and stubborn. In this case though, the childhood friendship is centered on the elementary school period, which is shown in frequent flashbacks in the stories (it is super adorable). I do love the concept though it's like a high school version of My Last First Kiss, where everyone is your childhood friend. Just be aware of it if you’re sensitive to certain issues.Dreamy Days in West Tokyo is another older title, and it does show in the writing, which is rather simple and unadorned. I’m going to write more about it in a different post, so that way I don’t spoil that part of the story for anyone. However, I do want to warn people that there is a potential trigger in his route. I think he’s going to be one of those characters that people either love or hate, but I think his route is definitely worth playing even if you don’t think you’ll like his character. He doesn’t fit a particular mold and is unique among Voltage men. The storyline was sweet and cohesive, and I actually played through it in one sitting because I got so into it. I genuinely enjoyed Ryu’s route and character. Since he has played that role for so long and is so comfortable with it, it takes his entire main route for him to see the MC as a potential romantic partner, and not a little sister. He’s a year older than everybody else, and as such, he takes on an older brother role in the group dynamic. Ryuzo is very protective of the MC and his friends. He just chooses to only be knowledgeable in things that he has an actual interest in. He comes across as a bit of a dummy, but I don’t think he actually is. He doesn’t seem to take much interest in school, but he’s very knowledgeable about his family’s produce business. He’s the oldest of 4 kids, and is very kind and loving with his younger siblings. Looks are deceiving in this case, as Ryuzo is extremely responsible and caring.
He looks and dresses like a gangster, and most people are afraid of him. He’s a bit tsun, mostly dere, and hugely dense when it comes to girls and romance. He’s unlike the archetypes that most other Voltage characters fall under. I find Ryuzo as a character to be quite interesting.
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