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Hakuoki: Warriors of the Shinsengumi - PSP Game
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Hakuoki: Demon Of The Fleeting Blossom PSP Game tested and guaranteed to work.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:893610001501
Condition:Used
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PSP_HAKUOKI_DEMON_OF_FLEETIN
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Have you ever read an exceptionally good book or seen an amazing movie that you constantly think about even after you’ve finished it? You think about the characters, the plot, you get a butterfly feeling in the pit of your stomach as you read/watch because you’re just so into it? That for me is Hakuoki.As you can see by the product description, Hakuoki is an adventure/romance game that takes place during the end of Japan’s Edo period. Much of it’s events and even characters are based off of actual pieces of history, with more fantastical elements thrown in to spice it up. The route the story takes relies on your choices as the main character, a girl named Chizuru who originally comes to Kyoto to find her missing father but instead finds so much more than she bargained for. The game plays out much like those old create your own adventure novels, where the wrong choices can lead you to a “game over” aka “you’re dead.” However, choose the right paths and you’re led to multiple different endings, many of the romantic variety with one of the choice main male characters. This alone gives Hakuoki large re-playability because even after completing it, you’re far from finished. You’ll need to work you’re way through each route to fill in all of the holes.The characters were very distinct and engaging, and I found I was easily able to grow attached to (or distrust, even despise) them as if they were real people standing in front of me. Of course, each character having a voice a.
I loved the game, probably because I love visual novels. The story was entertaining I loved the music and voice acting too. It’s not so much romance centered though. Heres hoping the vita gets more like this game.
I love that it came earlier than expected and nothing was damaged. Everything is there and I am so in love with it!
Amazing. I am addicted to this game. Like one reviewer said this is more like a choose your own adventure book than a game. However if you play any dating sims on your phone, this is the same
Other than the other game this one has more hands on combat. I love the story so i wanted to get the games.
I’ve played many PC otome games and I can tell you right now that this beats them all both on story and fun level. For one the men are NOT throwing themselves at you from the very start in fact they make it pretty clear that htey want nothing to do with you. Females get ready for from the second option choice your romance level will begin to rise.There are a few things in this game that make it one of my favorites.For one there is QUICK SAVE and QUICK LOAD!!! I cannot begin to express how useful this is. Make a wrong choice and get your romance up with the wrong guy?!?! Quick save it at the choice, then quick load when you make the mistake. In fact the game helps you by highlighting the the choice you made previously in RED!!! So those who were so engrossed in this story can go back and have no problem choosing the correct one. This is useful due to the fatc that sometimes there are five choices. Yes it useful.The artwork. It’s incredible!!! I absolutely love each and every new design that they throw at me. I’m like ‘yes show me more’ and so I continue to play.Replay value. It’s huge. With SIX (I believe it is six) different endings it’s a ton of fun. I’m on my second game due to work and school but I’m still going at it strong. I really enjoyed my first playthrough and the story is so interesting that I don’t mind reading it again. For those who DON’T want to re-read a lot just hit the fast forward button!!No need for a walthrough. With quick save and quick load, you don’t n.
I love this game! It’s really a visual novel and that’s just what I was looking for! ^_^ I wish there were more games out there (In English!) like Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom. While the music leaves a bit to be desired the story plays out nicely and to be honest I hardly noticed the music after a while because I was so into the game. If you pick all the right answers at the end your final chapter with the character it’s all tied up with a cute ending. If you’re looking for a VN with romance don’t hesitate to get this!
Bought this game even before I got a PSP!!! And playing it now it’s really hard to put it down even when on charge xD Even if it’s a bit slow paced, I really like the storyline, the art is Beautiful and the sound tracks are very nice. LOVED how they kept the Japanese voicing, and the characters themselves are awesome.I hope more otome games get translated. I love this!!!!!!! xDD
Note: I am in the target audience for this game. I love Japan, I love vampires, I love romance stories, and I don’t care about grinding through 40 hours of menu-based combat to get my plot.That said, this game is a choose-your-own-adventure graphic novel. Don’t expect gameplay, because there really isn’t much. You have a few set choices at certain choke points, and the rest is like reading a book.On the upside, the game KNOWS it’s like reading a book and enables you to experience it as such:There’s a dictionary so you never get lost in all the names, dates, and events.There are lots of save slots, as well as quick save and load options that make the choices guilt-free to navigate.There are fast-forward and rewind buttons if you don’t want to read all the same text again.My one complaint is your protagonist is at worst a terribly weak woman, and at most a blood bank with a sword (and about as effective). I know that is partly for the time period and partly for the romance of being the damsel in distress, but it can be frustrating at times.The special edition music and art book are totally worth it, in my opinion.I loved this game as a story and narrative experience, but don’t expect platforming, dungeon crawling, vampire-hunting, or anything like that.
My 16 year old really really loves this. She is into anime like Naruto and is an avid reader. After researching this I purchased it in the hopes it would be "right down her alley" and it was. She was addicted to it until she played through each and every storyline. Now we’re on the hunt for others like this one. And again, as other reviewers stated…it should be rated Teen instead of Mature where the sexual context is concerned. There is nothing to worry about there. This is not a dating sim and the moderate amount of romance is very mild in nature.
Stef –
Absolutely Loved It!!!
L –
This game is not a dating sim and it does not have much romance as I thought it would. It’s pretty much a visual novel about samurai in the 19th century. I was hoping we would be given more choices throughout the game, but majority of your time is spent reading. There are no puzzles or anything to spice things up, so it’s not like 999 on the DS. Not to say I didn’t enjoy Hakuoki, because it was interesting, but I guess I expected more of a romance game you get to micro-manage with plenty of options. There are some supernatural/fantasy plot twists in here having to do with Japanese folklore so it’s not just straight forward Shinsengumi stuff. I thought that was unique and fun to read through. I’m hoping someday we can get a good dating sim or otome game (with romance!) licensed in North America. So far the only ones I’ve ever played were fan-translated…
AnnieK69 –
I bought a PSP just so I could play this game or read this book, what ever you want to call it! I pre-prdered the Limited Editon when popped up on the today’s deal page. I love reading, almost anyting, I love world history, and I love games, so this sounded like it would be worth ckecking into. Sooo now I am waiting for another one!
Crystal –
After years of waiting for an Otome game to cross the Pacific ocean to the US, Hakuoki is here. With visual novels being a rare commodity in America and GOOD games aimed specifically at girls being even rarer Hakuoki is a welcome addition to my video game collection.Is it a game that a guy could play? Sure. There is some romance, obviously. Think about it though, this is really just a romance between a male and female, and that is something that is often featured in ‘Men’s Entertainment’ as well. The adventure element (bloody, fighty adventure!) is a heavier element in the game than a lot of the romance which happens in the later half of the end of the game.If you are into nichey Japanese games, Visual Novels, Dating Sims, Otome games, or you just want to support female aimed video games…BE SURE to pick this game up! I know I want to see more games of this genre hitting the US in the future.
webb –
Great game
Keyblade –
When I picked up my pre order copy on the 23rd, I could not put it down ever since! I only need one more ending, and this whole game was a fabulous adventure for me.I have never played a moving novel game, and this game made me fall in love!I love the beautiful art, the cutscenes, the story line, and I love how they kept the original Japanese voice overs. I have never played my PSP this much since 2008, and this game is just so wonderful. The music is peaceful relaxing and beautiful.I am so thankful I picked up the limited edition, because the artbook is just wonderful as well.After playing the game I know I must go and watch the anime, because the anime should be wonderful as well.
minibells –
I absolutely LOVE this game. I played for days straight pretty much, going through all the story lines. I haven’t even completed it all yet!! I recommend this to anyone interested in romance and the time period. Historical romance! So much fun!!
Gamereviewer84 –
I’ve got to be honest, I had no idea what I was really purchasing when I got this game. I had never heard the word otome or any of the other genre descriptors in the game’s description. I was, however, vaguely familiar with the story of the Shinsengumi and thought the art looked beautiful, so I picked it up. The game is essentially an illustrated choose your own adventure book, and it was incredible. I was initially turned off when I realized there wasn’t any actual gameplay, per se, but the story was engrossing enough that I found myself drawn in regardless. I loved this story. Beautiful, if sparse, artwork combined with an incredible story made me happy I’d taken a chance on this game. I can’t say that it necessarily made me a fan of the genre, as I don’t see myself paying $30-$40 for a game like this again, but I’m glad I had the experience of this story.If you don’t like to read, don’t buy this game. This is a book presented in a unique and compelling format, but it is not a game in any traditional sense. If however, you are an avid reader or fan of a well told story, and the idea of being able to interact directly with a story intrigues you, do purchase this game. You will not regret it.
LilyWalsh –
I’ve been waiting years to have an otome visual novel released over here, so I’m definitely a bit positively biased right from the start. But lets face it…most gamers will know right off the bat if a “Video Game” known as a “visual novel” with drama and romance is something that they’re interested in, so I probably won’t be able to sell the idea of this game to anyone who isn’t already very interested.Ok so, there is a whole lot of text in this game, and quite a bit of this text is describing the politics of what’s going on around in the world of Hakuoki. The first playthrough took me a while, and I felt a bit overwhelmed by all the information and names/faces/groups to try and remember. But eventually all the characters became familar to me, along with their world. The second time around I actually read all the first few scenes again (now that I understood everything a bit better it made more sense to me). But after that 2nd read through I fast forwarded all previously read text by pressing the square button. This is an amazing feauture of this game, re-playing the game would be misery if it wasn’t for that magnificent little feature. I’ll make a decision and follow the game through to the end, but then later I can go back to that save file and select the other answer and fast forward through any text I may have already read when I chose the other option. Hakuoki also has a Quick Save and Quick Load feature that’s incredibly handy, it allows you to go back and change your.
scarletnova –
I have never written a review for a product before, but I just have to throw in my support for this amazing game. The reviews were pretty good, and the box art looked nice (I have the Limited Edition) so I decided to take a chance on this. How bad could it be, right?Well, not only was it FAR from bad, but it just completely blew me away. First, let me say that this isn’t a game for everyone. I have to admit that it was strange to play a game that didn’t have any “gameplay”, aside from making choices. My only other experience with a “visual novel” type game was 999, and that had puzzles. The passive nature of the heroine may be a turnoff for some players as well.If you are the type of person that wants an option that says “stab the dude in the face”, this is not the game for you.However, the story was so well written that it kept me up well past my bedtime on many nights. It was bittersweet to see heroism in the face of fading tradition and the ugly backdrop of war. The characters- WOW! In the few games I have played that feature romance, there is usually only one character that appeals to me. The men of Hakuoki are so compelling and gorgeous, I really had a tough time choosing.(I still can’t decide who I like the best, though I am leaning towards Saito.) The character expressions were wonderfully drawn, and the voice acting marvelous. Is it normal to have so many sexy voices in one game? This is a serious question.I hope that the positive reception of this game will lead to.