It might’ve been done before, but Aquadine does it really well, despite relying on some tropes from time to time. The protagonist has a huge secret and tries to survive daily life while having fun. It reminded me of cartoons I used to watch as a kid. The common route is great in this game, as it just brought a cozy feeling to my heart. In general, Aquadine makes all the characters have a chain of interests, while the characters make Aquadine feel more lively in return. They’ll be discussing different things and talking about experiences from the past that impact the route you are on. Despite him not being a huge focus on any of the routes, you see them interacting in almost every one. For example, Robin’s grandfather worked with Elizabeth’s butler who is also your teacher. Instead, you’ll just simply get new context to some events. You don’t need to play every route to understand the game. They’ll bring information that shines new light on previously known facts. So many of them appear in more than one route despite being secondary. The characters in this game are also one of the best contributors to world-building. Aquadine’s storyboard is very littered with information, but thanks to breaks from too much text, I was able to enjoy it all without tiring myself. Thankfully, the explanations of the lore never did get too overbearing. Aquadine is a lovely place and the more I learned, the more I’d wish I could visit it in real life. It makes me care about the culture of this totally new society. Let’s start by making it clear that I love the mythology a game creates with its world-building. Although, she quickly flees when seeing Ciel. The moonlight shines on top of a mermaid he notices bathing in the water. To relax his mind from the close call he faced, Ciel decides to row a bit at night to relax, reaching a coast with jellyfish dancing in the air like ghosts. His grandfather even told her that it was Ciel’s mother that was sick in the hospital, and not Robin’s – his secret might be reaching the expiration date. What Robin didn’t expect was that his persona Ciel was also arranged to give Elizabeth a tour in the afternoon. They all immediately hit it off thanks to Elizabeth’s dense, but highly sociable personality. Regardless, he and Elizabeth end up becoming friends and part ways after he introduces her to his group. In proper anime etiquette, Robin is assigned to be her tour guide of the school grounds despite the objection of the class his schoolmates think he would be very boring. One day at Robin’s high school, a new transfer student arrives named Elizabeth a famous singer from another city.
As Robin – he retired years ago and has never taken the job again in the public’s eyes. Not knowing his true identity, they believe he is leagues ahead of Robin’s own skills as a gondolier. Ciel is assumed to be a unique find by the company owned by Robin’s family.
He assumes that position after his mother – the last famous one – named Torrie retired due to health issues. In an average civilian/superhero dynamic, Robin will sometimes turn into his alternate persona Ciel – the town’s grand gondolier. After his schooling, you’d assume that Robin would spend the rest of the day in the library, but that’s what he would want you to believe. There’s also the timid and cute Anya she constantly misses classes. Then there’s Diana who is the flirty sociable type with her fair share of being an airhead. She strongly believes in pointing people in the right path. He faces a fairly average life with his school friend Cameron who runs the local martial arts club. Our main character is Robin, a bookworm and bland high school student who lives with his grandfather. Honoring those Gods still, the city has built a water canal system, leading to situations like gondoliers – those who steer the gondola and normally act as a tour guide – to be of moderate importance. This city was lost to history after their godly protector left the humans due to discrimination.
AQUADINE GOLDFISH FULL
The story takes place in the town of Aquadine, a city full of cultural references to mermaids and ancient civilization. Let’s stop chit-chatting though and row our oar onwards as we take a journey! WELCOME TO AQUADINE! Over time, this has turned into a therapeutic aspect of the city and hearing the sound of the waves calms me down. The character lives in a beach city and is pretty near the water. At first sight, Aquadine seems interesting. So, it’s only fair we now get one that concentrates on the water aspect. One was also based on the wonders of winter. I’ve already done reviews on visual novels focused on air-sports twice now. Aquadine feels very fitting for someone like me. Our game today is Aquadine a visual novel developed and produced by SoftColors for PC.
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