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Is Echo Tokyo: An Intro worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Cyberpunk fiction readers who want character origin stories
- Players interested in voice-acted graphic novels rather than action-focused games
- Readers who prefer focused introductions to a fictional city and its people
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Readers seeking a broader Echo Tokyo story than two character origin narratives
- Players looking for a format other than interactive or kinetic graphic novels
- Readers who want to avoid stories involving abduction, abuse, and experimentation
Our take on Echo Tokyo: An Intro
The focus on two voiced graphic novels gives the game a narrow narrative scope: it introduces selected characters rather than presenting a wider account of Echo Tokyo. The format also places the experience around reading and illustration viewing instead of a broader set of game systems.
What is Echo Tokyo: An Intro?
Echo Tokyo: An Intro is a mini-game set in a cyberpunk city built above a nuclear fog that has made street level uninhabitable.
It contains two graphic-novel stories about people connected to the city. Shizume Misaki’s interactive story follows her as she begins working as a Fixer and includes over 5,000 spoken words plus 80 illustrations to unlock in the Database. Keiji Light’s kinetic story covers his childhood in the slums, abduction, experimentation, and the experiences that shaped his current life; it also includes over 5,000 spoken words and 80 unlockable illustrations.
Both stories have full voice acting for every line. The setting depicts a city without government or law, where companies rule and residents create their own order. Steam achievements are included.
How Echo Tokyo: An Intro plays
- 01Two origin stories
- The game presents separate narratives about Shizume Misaki and Keiji Light.
- 02Full voice acting
- Both graphic novels include voice acting for every line.
- 03Unlockable illustrations
- Each story adds 80 illustrations that can be viewed in the Database.
- 04Different story formats
- Shizume’s narrative is interactive, while Keiji’s uses a kinetic graphic-novel format.
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Echo Tokyo: An Intro: platforms & release
Is Echo Tokyo: An Intro worth it?
It is worth it if: cyberpunk fiction readers who want character origin stories. Skip it if: readers seeking a broader Echo Tokyo story than two character origin narratives.
Where can I download Echo Tokyo: An Intro?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Echo Tokyo: An Intro's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Echo Tokyo: An Intro on?
Windows only.
