Kitaru

Well, I have no idea what to say about this game. The video for it on Aoineko Studio’s Kickstarter page looks pretty amazing, but I couldn’t quite tell what it’s about just from the clips. It promises to be a game unlike any other you’ve ever played before, but whether or not it will deliver remains to be seen.

This is a science fiction RPG set in a cyberpunk dystopia, with a storyline that has been in the making for seven years. Should this game deliver on their promise, the $15 that you’ll throw at it will be well worth the money. From the looks of things, this is already a pretty phenomenal looking game.

It will be available for iOS, Android, Windows, OC, and Mac, and is estimated for release this October. Well, that’s assuming they can get the couple thousand within the next ten days. They’re so close! The following will give you an idea of the setting and story for this game, but if you want more information, you’ll have to head over to their page to find out more:

Four tribal factions, known as the Four Houses, tear apart society in their struggle for money, power and control. Yuna and their mystical powers, control the deserts. Rham control the weapons and the slave trade. Masel control the drug trade. And Saph controls them all.

In the war for dominance, the only thing maintaining order is Saph’s team of deadly assassins led by prodigy Akai. She is a beautiful, headstrong young soldier who has exceeded all other trainees in every regard, with the exception of her sadistic mentor Qoss. While Akai is overwhelmingly the most popular agent at Saph, she is sheltered from the others and something of a loner. As she petitions for greater freedom, Saph’s ruler insists Akai prove herself first. As she sneaks off for a taste of real action, she uncovers a plot by the rival Rham syndicate to traffic weapons into the city of Taifa Major under Saph’s nose.