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Love story with samurais living in Japan This is a splendid Japanese adventure game which its story is happened in "The Land of the Rising Sun" where human, Yōkai and Oni were living together. Will your story end in the tragedy of "Ken(sword)", or the romance of "Kimi(you)"？
Ken ga Kimi is a otome, rpg and female protagonist game
developed by Rejet
and published by Beijing Happy Entertainment Technology.
Released on March 25th 2020 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 1,052 reviews of which 993 were positive and 59 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 41.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows7 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core2DUO 2GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX9.0 Compatible Graphics Card with 128MB VRAM
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 26 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX9.0 Compatible Sound Card/PCM Sound Card
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21 hours to complete 1 route (out of 6). Each route comes with 4 different endings, skip mode (to next choice) and progress mechanism (showing which ending you are heading towards) are available so the endings are very easy to unlock. Despite long hours of gameplay, the BGM is too beautiful to bore you. Content is only available in Japanese and Chinese, but it was a great opportunity to learn some old Japanese expressions.
The game is absolutely awesome, both story and character-wise! You’d probably need at least N4-N3 Japanese to play it comfortably, though. But I was impressed enough to take my time and decipher it at N5 at best, so it’s hard, but not impossible and definitely worth it! Practicing Japanese this way is good and all, but it's really a pity Rejet never considers English localization. Ken ga Kimi is a true masterpiece and deserves all the love in the world! It’s pretty rare to find an otome with decent characters, well-written plot and strong shounen vibes even. Highly recommended!! Don't let the wall of kanji scare you away! P.S. I must say, the game is quite expensive, despite having only 2 language options, but never once did I regret paying that much. The game is well-ported, the art is beautiful, all the seiyuus are amazing and the plot is one of a good book.
Ken ga Kimi is such a well written game. It is split into two arcs: the first arc is the common route where Kayo travels with everyone for the fake wedding parade, and the second arc contains the routes themselves along with the sword retrieval tournament. It is a very long and detailed game and I definitely recommend it. As someone who can barely read Chinese or Japanese, I was hesitant on buying this game but ultimately decided to after reading the overwhelmingly positive reviews and praises for Ken ga Kimi. If you're going in with google translate (on camera) like me, I highly suggest pulling up a detailed plot overview that you can find by searching up Ken ga Kimi Wordpress. In the beginning of the prologue, the historical elements were a bit difficult to understand without a plot overview. However, once character dialogue began, it became a lot easier (character voice acting made a huge difference). It wasn't as hard to follow the story progression as I thought it would be, and turned out to be very enjoyable. There is no established route recommendation for this game, except to save Tsuzuramaru's route for last. The order I am playing in is Sakyou > Kei > Saneaki > Enishi > Suzukake > Tsuzuramaru. The storyline and the 200+ CGs are absolutely beautiful. Like Rejet's other games, there is a function called "CG Click" where you can click parts of the CGs for the characters' additional commentary. You can find the controls under the description of this game. As for the menu buttons, you can experiment around to see what they do. The buttons should be "Extras", "Settings", "Continue", and "Start", in that order. Every character has 4 endings: 2 for the ken (sword) route, and 2 for the kimi (you) route. Kimi endings are where the characters choose you over the way of the sword. They are called the Sakimitama (happiness) ending and the Nigimitama (peace/harmony) ending. The Saki ending is the "best" ending whereas the Nigi ending is more "realistic" ending, where some things have to be given up. Although it sounds sad, I really like some of the Nigi endings, maybe even more than their Saki counterparts. The Ken endings are Aramitama (wild) and Kushimitama (strange). Ken endings aren't all "bad" ends; some of them are happy too. It delves deeper into the story and I don't regret playing them at all, and they gave just as many CGs as the Kimi routes did. I really like their themes as well because I don't want them to give up their dreams in some of the kimi routes ):. Honestly I think it's more enjoyable to play the Ken route first because the Kimi routes will heal your heart . Here are the controls: Q or W: Pressing once turns on auto mode, pressing it again turns on skip mode (left clicking will stop auto/skip mode) 1: Quick Load 2: Quick Save S (or menu button): Brings up menu, right click to close D or Left Click: Advance text Z: Pulls up definition of unknown words X: Hides text box Arrow Keys: History/Log Overall, it was a very rewarding experience. Ken ga Kimi is definitely a masterpiece!
I love this game so much!!! I have been a fan for YEARS!! Been waiting for this game to get translated since forever, I have played the PC version, then the Vita version, now I finished the chinese translated game. I can never get tired of this game, it is still the TOP otome game in my heart. The characters are absolutely great (even the side characters!), the art is stunning, the voice actors are absolutely on point, the story's pace and development are also good. My only complain is that.... why doesn't tokugawa iemitsu have a route? If you can read chinese, I would definitely recommend you to play Ken Ga Kimi! I hope the fandisc will be up on steam soon. 官方请尽快把剑为君舞的FD!!! 放上steam!!! 玩不了手机版。 我快等不及了呜呜呜
I had this game on PC years ago and loved it, but since lost it and never got the opportunity to finish the game. Being able to own in on steam so that I can finally finish it is an absolute blessing that I am so thankful for!! That being said, I can't express how much I would love to see the english language added onto this game as an option. There's no doubt that this game has an underground following of devoted fans, and I know it would do exceptionally well. This is one of the best Rejet games in terms of story, characters, art, and music. I could sing this game's praises for hours on end. For those studying Japanese, I will warn you that this game is very kanji heavy and has a lot of old terminology that might stump you initially. However, if you press on with playing and don't give up at a challenge you will be well rewarded. This game is worth every moment that the player spends playing it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ken ga Kimi is currently priced at 41.99€ on Steam.
No, Ken ga Kimi is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 41.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Ken ga Kimi received 993 positive votes out of a total of 1,052 achieving a rating of 8.89.
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Ken ga Kimi was developed by Rejet and published by Beijing Happy Entertainment Technology.
Yes, Ken ga Kimi is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Ken ga Kimi is not playable on MacOS.
No, Ken ga Kimi is not playable on Linux.
Ken ga Kimi is a single-player game.
No, Ken ga Kimi does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Ken ga Kimi does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Ken ga Kimi does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Ken ga Kimi is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Ken ga Kimi.
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Developer
Rejet
Publisher
Beijing Happy Entertainment Technology
Release
25 Mar 2020
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