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クラベが『ときめきメモリアル~forever with you~ エモーショナル』に挑んだが...?:音声版 今週遊んだゲーム 05/21 2025

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Daniel and Fukuyama kick off with a remaster of Tokimeki Memorial, Doom the Dark Ages, and a mysterious 2007 adventure game.
The episode begins with hosts Daniel and Fukuyama introducing the week's games: Tokimeki Memorial ~forever with you~ Emotional, Doom: The Dark Ages, and Ame Goushi no Yakata. Kurabe, a first-time player, recounts his experience with Tokimeki Memorial, a 30-year-old love simulation remaster. He describes joining the soccer club but getting kicked out after forgetting a practice match, highlighting the game's unforgiving systems. Kurabe discusses dates where appearance parameters affect outcomes, leading to failed encounters. The conversation delves into the bomb system, where focusing on one girl causes others to get upset, requiring players to manage multiple relationships strategically. Kurabe aims for Shiori, a character requiring high stats, while dealing with bombs from three other girls. The hosts note the game's template-like dialogue and lack of character depth, comparing it to Shenmue. They mention the remaster's price of 6,600 yen on Switch and its short playtime of 3-4 hours per playthrough. Next, a host reviews Doom: The Dark Ages, the third entry in the rebooted series. He explains its prequel story set in a medieval-tech world, similar to Warhammer. Gameplay retains fast-paced action but introduces a shield that can be thrown like a boomerang or used for melee. Weapons like the skull crusher offer wide-area attacks, and levels include hidden elements and detailed difficulty adjustments. The host praises the sound design and controller vibration for immersion. Finally, another host covers Ame Goushi no Yakata, a 2007 3D adventure game. The story involves eight actors trapped in a mansion where murders occur based on in-game theory novels. Players must prevent killings by warning targets and creating alibi tables to identify the culprit. The game is noted for its complexity, with playthroughs taking about 8 hours per week and multiple endings. The host mentions its reprint by Nihon Ichi Software and potential for a remake. The episode concludes with a brief mention of Fortnite's Star Wars season, including Darth Vader AI and lightsaber gameplay.
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