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Ken ga Kimi

Visual Novel

Released

Dec 19, 2013

4,699 days ago
Platforms
  • PC
Ratings

Not rated yet

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Mar 25, 20202,411 days ago
    • PC
  2. Dec 19, 20134,699 days ago
    • PC

About

Ken ga Kimi is Rejet's first Japanese-inspired tale. A trial was released on November 1, 2013 and soon later the official game was released on December 19, 2013. The story takes place in the early stages of Edo period.

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How long to beat

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Completionist
47 h

Game info

Released
2013 · see every game from that year
Modes
Single player
Perspective
Text

Editions, DLC & expansions

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Age ratings

  • CEROCNo content descriptors

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Story & names

In the early stages of the Edo period, Kayo lives with her father in a food & tea house. One day, she was asked by the Princess of Sunpu Castellan for an odd favor. Because they are splitting images of each other, she was asked to take her place in a marriage promenade… Bewildered, but with her mind set, Kayo departs on a journey from Tokaido region with six samurai for bodyguards on a marriage promenade to Edo, Hakone, Mishima, up till the destination in Sunpu. On the way towards Edo, she becomes caught up in youkai with destructive abilities, as well as the ‘Sword Retrieving Imperial Match’ that concerns the legendary five great swords, which is really a cover for a sickening ritual being performed… Through the crisscrossing and intertwining of paths, finally the road splits into two: One, living with the sword in the path of war. Two, living with you in the path of peace. The destiny they find their way through to is…?

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Also known as

  • Jian wei Jun WuChinese title - simplified

Release dates by region

2 releases in 2 regions

japan

  • Dec 19, 2013PC

china

  • Mar 25, 2020PC

The Ken ga Kimi series

All 4 games
  1. This gameKen ga Kimi2013
  2. Ken ga Kimi: Momoyo Tsuzuri2016
  3. Ken ga Toki2019

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