If you're a fan of Otome visual novels, then you'll want to keep an eye on this month's Radiant Tale, launching on July 27th, 2023.
Developed by Idea Factory and published by Aksys Games, the game originally launched in Japan back on May 26th, 2022, and follows protagonist Tifalia as she joins a dysfunctional troupe known as CIRCUS.
The artwork looks pretty great and there's a pink cat in the game, so that's cool.
Physical copies of the game will also be available via sites such as Amazon. For those who prefer digital copies, you can pre-order Radiant Tale on the eShop now for £44.99 / $49.99.
Join the CIRCUS!
Tifalia longs for an eventful life. One day, a group called CIRCUS comes to town – but their show is a dismal failure. Lamenting their lack of success, CIRCUS wanders into the inn where Tifalia works with her aunt. After relaying the events of the day, CIRCUS discovers that Tifalia might be able to help them and recruit her to act as producer for their dysfunctional troupe. Will they master the ring? Or just be mediocre?
A crazy dragon that loves to tickle, a spiked clown that doesn’t make you laugh, a water creature who doesn’t want to use water magic, an acrobat who doesn’t know how to entertain, a drunkard fur ball, an unmotivated leader, and an amateur producer who just joined.
Will they ever be able to perform for a crowd and bring down the house? Or will they stay a 3 ring circus?
Will you be grabbing Radiant Tale when it launches on Switch later this month? Let us know with a comment.
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Ah, yes, sneaking up behind the girl and clapping a hand over her mouth to keep her from talking/screaming. Truly the most romantic of gestures.
@Ralizah Hey does this smell like chloroform to you?
@Ralizah I came down to comments section just to mention how anxious that image makes me. Dude, get off!
@Ralizah None of the ones I did it to thought so.
Ooooh. Ion is cute.
@Bobb Having read my fair share of shoujo manga, I'm well-acquainted with the idea that there are no inherently bad actions you can take against a woman without her consent, but merely thresholds of hotness a guy needs to meet before such actions stop being assault.
Insufficient hotness will merely net you TwitLonger exposes and potential jail time, as @Seraphmoon can likely attest.
@Ironcore If I wasn't endlessly lazy, I'd (poorly) photoshop a rag in his hand that goes up over her nose.
@Ralizah I've got a reasonably high threshold for anime/Manga tropes but it would be really cool if low grade assault wasn't a standard tactic for romantic or comedic effect. But then again, hot men would never commit a unwanted and likely criminal act, so maybe it's a presentation issue 🤔.
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