Otaku’s Adventure Arrives on iOS and Android in May

Are you ready to go on the Otaku’s Adventure? No, it is not the one that Rune is on right now and will probably never see the end of, but a point-and-click adventure game developed by Spacelight Studio and published by XD Inc. Following its original release on Steam back in 2019, the RPG Adventure/Dating Sim is headed to iOS and Android platforms starting 17 May 2022. On offer cheaper than the PC release, Otaku’s Adventure will be available via TapTap, the iOS App Store and Google Play at a price of $2.99/2.99€, discounted down to $1.99/1.99€ as part of a launch week discount offer.

Otaku’s Adventure is pitch as a:

Crazy manga-style point-and-click game that makes you face the hardest challenge of all times: being loved by a real woman! All your chances of achieving a happy ending usually evaporate as soon as you meet in real life… until three mysterious girls cross your path and turn your boring existence upside down. Depending on who you follow, you’ll live a different adventure together: it may be a dangerous mission to save the world, a trip to the ends of the Universe, or even an exciting monster hunt in a new world. How far will you go to achieve the ultimate otaku romance?

Promoted features of Otaku’s Adventure include:

  • Solve funny point-and-click puzzles like in a modern version of Takagism’s Crimson Room, and beat 10+ wild mini-games: practice your shooting skills, crush the bad guys in turn-based combats, and more!
  • Meet Waifu, Gohard, and (´・ω・`), three romanceable characters with unique thrilling stories. In addition to Gohard’s Cantonese voice acting, Waifu and (´・ω・`) now have their own dub in Shanghainese and Sichuanese dialects.
  • Unlock 35+ endings in a story defined by your choices, plus a new free DLC that completes Waifu’s route.
  • Enjoy this journey in six languages (English, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Russian and Portuguese), now with an improvement in the original English translation!
Sam
Sam
Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.
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