Jack Jeanne — the visual novel and rhythm game featuring work from Tokyo Ghoul creator Sui Ishida — is finally getting an English and Traditional Chinese localisation, after publisher Broccoli first expressed interest in the idea back in 2019.
In an announcement on Twitter, the publisher confirmed that although the game's voice acting and songs will remain in Japanese, English and Chinese text will be added to the game to expand its reach to new users.
The game stars Kisa Tachibana, a young woman who enrols at an all-boys school in disguise. Through rhythm gameplay via the game's many musical numbers, you'll need to help Kisa reach stardom whilst maintaining her disguise.
No release date is currently set, but with the game out in Japan already, we can't imagine its launch will be too far off.
Are you interested in Jack Jeanne now that its getting localised? Let us know in the comments!
[source siliconera.com]
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So like a rhythm game crossed with Ouran High School Host Club? I’m in!
Can we please have a new Rhythm Heaven/Paradise/Tengoku. Tsunku has said he is ready to make another if Nintendo green light a sequel.
Have not played music games in a while
Well, lets talk about this. https://www.nintendolife.com/forums/nintendo-switch/jack_jeanne
Kinda looks goofy to see them dance like its the 2000s but they look like they're from the 1800s
So… how does the rhythm game work? There’s multiple styles of rhythm game, and it’d be nice to know which formula this one uses, or if it uses something fresh? The video showed dancing, but no input prompts?
This looks like the exact kind of Japanese Quirky that's right up my alley.
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