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It's Tokyo's famous Akihabara district - the electronic mecca - faithfully recreated with 130 shops and locations presented in detail. In this RPG that plays off familiar anime and video game tropes, you will take on "Synthesizers" - who you can identify through modern smart phones and apps. In order to stop them, however, you will have to strip them and expose them to full sunlight. The satirical story features divergent paths and multiple endings - so have fun and strip them all!

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09/14/2014 (2 of 2 found this helpful)

Stripping for Fun and Profit

Akiba's Trip is one of those games that won't appeal to everyone. It's clearly aimed at the crowd who enjoys Japanese culture - specifically anime, manga and the like. So if you have ever considered yourself a budding Otaku, this game will probably be right up your alley. Everyone else is probably going to be baffled by the references and graphics. That's OK - stick to your AAA FPS games - not everyone has to branch out.

Presentation: The game is bright - with plenty of sprites, but it's not super crisp. Nothing is smooth - lots of jaggies abound and, a such, it is only average at best in this department. Enemies and locations blend together and nothing really stands out. That being said, when the game switches to story mode - the character design is very well done - provided you like ...

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