Sekai Project Streamed 'Secret Video' - Tokyo Chronos VR Visual Novel's
In Japan VR Anime News the Sekai Project started loading a "secret film" movie with English subtitles on Friday to get MyDearest's Tokyo Chronos VR visual book project. The movie features the personality Yuria.Sekai Project established a Kickstarter effort for its visual publication on July 10, along with the effort increased US$90,625, exceeding the initial financing target of US$75,000.
Sekai Project clarifies the visual publication:The VR project is slated for a launch on Oculus and Vive through Steam and on PlayStation VR in ancient 2019. It's an interesting look at what's going in on VR in Japan and gives you the sense of wonder was to what will come into VR in the future.
Sekai Project describes the visual novel:
Tokyo Chronos is a mystery novel about 8 childhood friends separated from the reality of this world, and trapped in an empty Shibuya, barren of any other souls. As time and space seemingly comes to a halt, the eight begin to disappear, one by one. What has happened to this world? What is happening to the ones trapped inside this hollow void? Who is the culprit that set the mystery in motion in a space that stands still.
The VR project is slated for a release on Oculus and Vive via Steam and on PlayStation VR in early 2019. The companies plan to release the game in Japanese, English, and Chinese.
The cast so far includes:
Yui Ishikawa as Karen Nikaido
Shoko Yuzuki as Yuria Togoku
Yūto Uemura as Kosuke Sakurai
Ibuki Kido as Yu Momono
Romi Park as Sai Kamiya
Azu Sakura as Ai Morozumi
Keisuke Ueda as Sota Machikoji
Yuuki Kaji as Tetsu Kageyama
Haruki Kashiwakura (motion director for Expelled from Paradise, 3D animator for Penguindrum, Strike Witches 2, Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic) is directing the VR project at VR content company MyDearest, and illustrator LAM is designing the characters. Novelist Kou Segawa (Konya, Kimi ni Korosareta Toshitemo) is writing the scenario. Kazuma Miki (producer for A Certain Magical Index, Sword Art Online franchises) is producing the work. Sekai Project will publish the work, and Tokyo Otaku Mode Inc. is a production partner.
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