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Fuuraiki

PSP · Released February 18, 2001 · Developed by FOG Inc. · Published by FOG Inc.

Single player
AdventureVisual NovelRomance
Loose
CIB
Sealed

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Summary

Fūraiki is a visual novel blending photographic backgrounds with anime-style character overlays. The player character is a travel blogger and photographer, who travels to Japan's northernmost island of Hokkaido to document his journeys for his blog. On the boat to the island, he encounters a number of young girls also traveling there, whom you will have additional opportunities to meet during the main part of the game.

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Game Modes
Single player
Perspective
First person
Themes
Romance
Developer
FOG Inc.

Also known as

Japan風雨来記Japanese title - original
AliasFūraikiAlternative spelling

Release history (5 entries)

DatePlatformRegion
Feb 18, 2001PlayStation
Sep 28, 2006PlayStation 2
Mar 25, 2011PlayStation Portable
Mar 25, 2011PlayStation 3
Nov 18, 2015PlayStation 3

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Storyline

The main gameplay involves traveling around Hokkaido via motorbike and stopping at any location the player wishes, to take photographs or just enjoy the beautiful scenery of Japan's least densely populated and coldest region. While you will often encounter other people on your travels, be they local residents or the girls you met on the boat, doing so is not necessarily mandatory to enjoy the game as a whole. The game time is spread out over a month, and at the end of each game day, the player can set up a camping spot and write to their blog about a specific place visited, attaching pictures taken by the player where appropriate; the player will also see comments posted to each new blog post, or receive emails from the girls detailing where they will be so that the player can meet them if so desired. In scenes where the player does meet the girls, they will often accompany you through a specific location, and you will have the opportunity to take unique pictures of them against the scenery. All the backgrounds consist of actual photographs, with the characters often superimposed into the scenery where appropriate.

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