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About Sakura-iro Tetra Prism
Sakura-iro Tetra Prism is a visual novel and the sequel to Sakura-iro Prism. Its story can be enjoyed without having played the previous game.
Story
In August, the photography club at Kirigamine High School in Kanagawa travels to Akita for the finals of the National High School Photography Contest. The contest goes badly, and the club is disbanded despite the summer memories they captured. Then a direct message invites the former club members to Akita to take more photographs.
From September, the group spends six months studying abroad at Shumei High School in Akita. They encounter new people in the frozen landscape, while small romances begin to twist. As the “magical autumn” ends and an “eternal winter” approaches, the girls quietly wish that spring would never come again.
Main characters
- Hikaru Sakaki: A second-year student and president of Kirigamine’s photography club. He gathered members to try to save the club, but it was disbanded. He travels to Akita with its former members for the six-month exchange.
- Aoi Kashiwagi: Hikaru’s childhood friend and a second-year student. She bought a camera to support him and joined the photography club, but feels anxious about living somewhere unfamiliar. She enjoys cooking, especially making hamburg steak.
- Mio Akashi: A first-year member of the photography club. Friendly and quick to make friends at Shumei, she is frustrated by her tendency to leave things unfinished, including quitting the marching band she joined in high school. She then faces an unexpected problem.
- Hatsune Suma: A third-year student in the club who is now 20 after spending a long time in hospital. She likes sake and enjoys Akita’s local drinks. Her occasional strange remarks confuse Hikaru and the others, though they apparently have no deeper meaning.
- Haruka Kirisaki: A second-year student at Akita Prefectural Shumei High School, also known as Shuko. She performs in the idol unit Tetra Witch but has been sidelined by her agency for a certain reason. Meeting Hikaru and the others leads to an invitation to join the photography club.
Other characters
- Natsuki Nagamine: The third-year leader of Tetra Witch, whose assigned color is ruby. Friendly and dependable, she is trusted by the other members and is especially close to Fuyu.
- Akiho Sawatari: A first-year member of Tetra Witch, assigned the color sapphire. She is gentle and easygoing, but worries that others take her lightly.
- Fuyu Shinohara: A Tetra Witch member of undisclosed age, assigned the color crystal. The unit’s most popular member, she serves as its strategist.
- Kajiyama: A physics teacher at Kirigamine High School. Invited to Akita with Hikaru’s group, he cannot go because of work, so he teaches physics as Virtual Kajiyama.
- Emika Tachibana: A photographer based in Akita. She hires Hikaru as an assistant after he applies for a part-time job. Her suggestive remarks leave him confused, though she knows where to draw the line.
Presentation
The game features full voice acting and music by Saki Momiyama. Daiki Ikeda handles the scenario, illustrations, movie and direction; the theme song is performed by Yoi Mizumachi, and Shiro Yamazaki provides scientific supervision.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Sakura-iro Tetra Prism is $24.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Sakura-iro Tetra Prism are: Windows 10, GeForce GTX 750 Ti, Intel Core i3, 4 GB RAM, 6 GB storage. It also runs on macOS. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Sakura-iro Tetra Prism is a single-player game.
Yes. Sakura-iro Tetra Prism is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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