The Sakura Wars series was originally conceived in 1996 to provide an RPG franchise on Sega Mega Drive. The original series combined visual novels, dating simulation and turn-based strategic battles. It was followed by an all-female theatre company at the Imperial Theatre in Tokyo, which performed in the form of a “floral theatre company” to maintain the high spirits of the people, while also acting as the Imperial Combat Revue, which is a standard Military operations aimed at protecting the capital from monster attacks. To this end, they use a mecha named Kobu, relying on their own mental power to provide power for themselves.
Sakura Wars review
- Developer: SEGA
- announcer: SEGA
- Platform: Commented on PS4
- Availability: Now on PS4
With its anime style and a group of cute protagonists, this series of products was very popular in Japan before the fate of Japan was sealed together with Dreamcast. The West only saw the localized version of the last "Sakura Wars" game: "Sakura Wars: Long and Long", "My Lover", New York background and a brand new cast, which is considered to be generally considered too Japanese A good entry point for the series of games.
This new "Sakura Wars" constitutes a soft restart, set ten years after the original event, and uses the established gameplay, but with a new lineup. You will assume the position of Naval Ensign Meguro Sejiro, who becomes the new captain of the Flower Regiment. It is your job to help the Empire Theatre recover its glory and ensure Tokyo's safety. In order to make a group of women a real team, you need to understand them, help them overcome their personal struggles and realize their true potential.