Written by Ross Locksley on 05 Jul 2024
Visual novel specialists MangaGamer have announced their latest title at Anime Expo, the gorgeous looking Rose Guns Days. Taking an alternative historical narrative where Japan has been divided between US and Chinese interests and force the native Japanese into the minority.
With our edgy pair of protagonists - a war veteran and brothel madam - prepare to be flung into a world of multiple gang conflicts as a new mafia family come together to take on the invading interests in City 23 for political supremacy. It certainly sounds like an intriguing setup, and the visuals look very enticing indeed!
The game has been upscaled from the original release with translations in multiple languages and will be released in 4 chapters across MangaGamer and Steam. no release date as yet, we'll let you know when it's announced.
Trailer:
Key Features:
Dramatic Storyline Penned by Ryukishi07: Enjoy an action-packed thriller written by Ryukishi07, famed author of Higurashi When They Cry, Umineko When They Cry, Rewrite, and When the Fireflies Glow.
Strong Cast of Colourful Characters: Every character has a story to tell as a result of the war and their dreams for the future. Yet in true Ryukishi07 fashion, the main cast is full of quirks and flair that play off each other to quickly hook readers into their world, leaving readers laughing alongside them and sharing their dread in heated moments.
Mafia Action: Immerse yourself in the devastated underbelly of a post-war Japan held down by oppressive occupational forces. With few options even available, many seek the safety of numbers provided by organized mobs and leaders who are willing to get their hands dirty to achieve their goals. Gunfights, assassinations, and beatdowns abound as these mafia families war with each other and the occupying armies in a myriad of intrigues and plots.
Updated Graphics: This new multi-lingual release of Rose Guns Days features updated graphics that have been upscaled from the original artwork to 1280 x 960.
Ross founded the UK Anime Network waaay back in 1995 and works in and around the anime world in his spare time. You can read his more personal articles on UKA's sister site, The Anime Independent.
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