Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol
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About Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol
Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol is a short story spin-off that combines visual novel storytelling with music action gameplay. Ai Ohtori dreams of becoming a top-tier idol, and her ambitions are tied to the fate of indie studio Eureka Soft and the world.
Eureka Soft
On the outskirts of Imperial City Tokyo, Eureka Soft’s unassuming office stands in a town that still cherishes old traditions. In the studio’s meeting room, tense discussions could determine the company’s future and the fate of the entire world. Cryptic words such as “alien,” “chunibyo,” “Kansai dialect” and “obsessed” punctuate the arguments.
Ai Ohtori
Ai takes the stage—and the beach—as she pursues her idol dreams. The cast also includes Kokoro Yanagiya, Saki Mugendou, Nana Tachibana, Marie Mahler, Honoka Daigo, the dog Banako and Hatei, director of the PD team.
Music and cast
The main theme is “One heart,” performed in a solo version by Ai Ohtori, voiced by Maya Yoshioka. Riko Azuna wrote the song.
The voice cast includes Maya Yoshioka as Ai Ohtori, the personality-less heroine; Manami Numakura as Kokoro Yanagiya, her younger sister; Tokui Aozora as scenarist Saki Mugendou; Izawa Shiori as vocal artist Nana Tachibana; Ikezawa Haruna as artist Marie Mahler; Itou Shizuka as programmer and CEO Honoka Daigo; Ohtsubo Yuka as Banako; and Ko Mazuru as Hatei.
Fuzichoko is the character designer and main artist, and Hio Kosaka wrote the scenario.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol is $4.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol are: Windows 8, 2 GB RAM, 1 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol is a single-player game.
Yes. Yumeutsutsu Re:Idol is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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