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Plastic memory

Plastic Memories is a PS Vita text adventure game adapted from the TV anime of the same name. Players take on the role of Mizuki Tsukasa, choosing different story routes. The Ella route allows for the two to spend their last month together.

Work information
Title of the workプラスティック・メモリーズ
Chinese namePlastic memory
The publication date listed in the materials2016-10-13
PlatformPS Vita
GenreADV
DevelopmentMAGES.
ReleaseMAGES.
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://5pb.jp/games/plastic-memories/
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=23854 / https://vndb.org/v19441

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Choosing and branching

The game is progressed through text reading, but it is not limited to watching only in the order of the animation. Options in the story lead to different routes; After entering the path of interacting with Ella, scheduling and interactions become important ways to express their relationship.

The last month

Schedule mode schedules work, rest, or dates by day; different plans trigger corresponding events, and some events can even earn new outfits. Dialogue choices change affection and influence the subsequent story and ending together with the schedule.

Players read the story from Tsukasa's perspective, with options leading to different routes. After entering Aira's dating route, you can arrange about a month's worth of daily activities, choosing between work, rest, and dates; The decisions made during the event change affection and affect the final outcome.

Interaction and performance

Ella's reactions change with relationships, and players can listen to different responses through PS Vitamin interactive controls. The clothes you obtain can be used in dating and interaction modes, and important events are animated to tell new branches based on the audiovisual effects of the original.

The interactive mode uses the PS Vita's touch controls, with character reactions changing according to affection level. Costumes unlock by story events and can be worn for dates or to enter interactive mode; Some important scenes are presented through animation.

Release and song

The game was released on October 13, 2016, by 5pb. The opening theme "Last Diary" is performed by Eri Sasaki, with lyrics by Naotaka Hayashi and music by Naoki Chiba; The ending theme "Reunion ~Once Again~" is performed by Asami Imai, with lyrics by Naotaka Hayashi and Tomoyuki Hamada, and music and arrangement by Hiroshi Aoki. The costumes and date stories in the early bonus are additional downloadable content.

Game theme song

The opening theme "Last Diary" is performed by Eri Sasaki, with lyrics by Naotaka Hayashi and music by Naoki Chiba. The ending theme "Reunion ~Once Again~" is performed by Asami Imai, with lyrics by Naotaka Hayashi and Tomoyuki Hamada, and composed and arranged by Hironori Aoki. The two theme song singles were released on October 26, 2016.

The operational scope of the official website web trial version

The official website also lists a web trial version of interactive and costume changes: click the corresponding "tap," hold down the mouse, and drag left or right to "touch"; There are five areas where different responses are shown: head, torso, right arm, left arm, and thigh. The clothing icon in the lower right corner is used for changing outfits. The website instructions clearly indicate that the actual game screen differs from the actual game and cannot be viewed on smartphones. This set of mouse operations belongs to the web example.

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