Entergram announced romance visual novel AQUARIUM starring Hololive VTuber Minato Aqua is now available for PC via Steam. The game supports English and Japanese language options with Japanese voice overs.
In Japan, AQUARIUM Limited and Hololive Official Editions are available now for 8,778 yen and 10,000 yen respectively (tax included). Limited Edition contents include the physical Windows version, a new drama CD, B2 tapestry, acrylic figure, acrylic keychain, and an original soundtrack CD. Further, Hololive Official Edition contents include the Limited Edition, theme song CD, B6 acrylic panel, and a second new drama CD.
Minato Aqua is the Heroine of AQUARIUM
The Steam version of AQUARIUM is available now for $20.46. Once more, the story of AQUARIUM focuses on the Hololive VTuber Minato Aqua, who is the game’s heroine. Aqua is a maid that carries a secret, and her master seemingly lost part of his memory at the beginning of the game.
Here’s an overview of AQUARIUM via the official Steam page:
This is the summer story of Aqua – a beginning maid carrying a secret – and her master (the player) who lost part of his memory.
The young Master, heir to the Francois family, has the same nightmare every night.
In it, he meets a girl, but they always end up quarreling and parting ways with the words “I hate you” ringing in his ears.
But just who is this girl…?
One summer’s day, the young Master’s elder sister tells him that in order to prepare for succeeding to the Francois family estate, he is to practice his leadership abilities.
To do that, his sister wishes for him to take a new maid under his wing so that he can guide and help her grow.
“I am the new maid, Aqua. From today, I will be responsible for your well-being, Master.”
The young Master immediately finds his heart drawn to Aqua, the new, clumsy maid who is burdened by a certain “secret” she cannot speak of. However, the two are separated from one another by an insurmountable wall—their social strata.
What shadow looms over the two as they face challenges and the opposition of society itself?
This is the pure summer love story of two individuals from completely different walks of life.
