A RIEview on Life and games

Downloading Ayakashi: Romance Reborn was unexpected. When I went onto App Store that day, I had only intended to do some browsing – like window shopping, if you will. Although come to think of it, that's how people who don't have plans to shop end up spending way more when the temptations hit them in the face. Or in my case, the attractive screenshots on the App Store. I decided to give it a go, not feeling confident on how long I would be playing this. As one familiar with Voltage Inc., the company behind Ayakashi: Romance Reborn, I knew what I was getting myself into. An otome game, with romanceable guys of different personalities to reach their target audience, held together by a solid storyline and pretty graphic art to make sure their readers stay hooked. Voltage Inc. has two modes of gameplay: the make-your-choice visual novel and the Gree/Party mode. I personally prefer the visual novel, because the Gree/Party apps are designed to encourage social networking am