momodora reverie under the moonlight fullscreen

Going so far as to allow you to play in grayscale, Orangeblood’s variety of filters is an unusual setting for a game to offer.Įven more unusual when you consider the lack of a fullscreen option, resolution options, or even a lot of basic steam functionality that needs to be hacked in, in order to be used. The entire game has a set of filters you can swap through in the settings menu that changes the hues and color palate of Orangeblood. While that does very little to take away from the art style, it’s one of the cracks in the game’s facade that draws you in to look deeper. The juxtaposition of a group of anime girls running around in a sea of normal-looking people isn’t as bombastic as one would hope. Largely, NPCs that aren’t story NPCs look rather normal and humdrum in design. Most of the people in New Koza don’t look like the main cast. MonsterVine was supplied with a STEAM code for review. Through the story, she manages to recruit two other girls, Jackie and Yazawa who help Vanilla on her quest to get to the bottom of the central tower and discover what secret lies within. Once in New Koza, she meets up with Machiko, a DJ with big aspirations. Vanilla is a recently released prisoner given a job by the CIA to uncover those secrets. Orangeblood is centered around our protagonist, Vanilla. Also, there’s a hip-hop dance club run by two anime girls who are trying to uncover a deep state secret in the depths of the central tower, of which New Koza was built. Men are killed in the streets every day and what isn’t run by the Yakuza is run by the Russian mafia. The mean streets of New Koza are no place for weak souls.

Momodora reverie under the moonlight fullscreen