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Ururun Quest: Koiyuuki

2005 · PlayStation 2 · Role-playing (RPG) · Visual Novel

About this game

Ururun Quest - Koiyuuki is a fully voiced Japanese PS2 videogame classified as an 'Onna no Ko Senyou (Girl-targeted) Love Simulation+RPG' by its developer. It was released in 2005 and marketed as the first 'RPG targeted towards girls'. The player acts as the main character, Ruri, while she adventures around her world with her friends and finding new companions.

This is a world where humans and beings called magic creatures exist. Once the world was one, but suddenly one day a rampant fog divided the world. The fog covered the sea and the sky, the people's movements were hindered. Before long the people had to think about living in a reduced sphere of habitation. This situation continued for many hundreds of years. The people spread out and built towns on various plots of land where they quietly started to live. People that were curious about the outside world and other continents were practically extinct. Soi, the town where flowers bloom wildly, is the town where the protagonist lives. She's a girl that is full of energy and curiosity. For her summer vacation research project assignment she started thinking that she would like to investigate the things outside of the town. However, outside of town the mist has become even thicker, and dangerous monsters have appeared. The protagonist with unrestrained curiosity, along with the cooperation of her childhood friends Tsukishiro and Shuka, step forward outside of the town. They have no idea what could be waiting for them at the start of their great adventure.

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Game facts

Release date

Jul 28, 2005

Developer

Vingt et un Systems

Publisher

D3 Publisher

Platforms

PlayStation 2

Genres

Role-playing (RPG), Visual Novel

Themes

Action, Fantasy, Romance

Game modes

Single player

Perspective

Third person, Text

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Game data and artwork via IGDB.

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