Love, Money, Rock'n'Roll

The passions of the 80s, namely love, money, rock and roll and a little drugs - that's what is revealed in the interactive novel - Love, Money, Rock'n'Roll. A bit of common sense easily brightens up this anime picture in which you control a character named Nikolai. He is the son of Soviet emigrants. I only recently moved to Japan, but I've already started to attract attention. The game does not have much love, sex and everything else that lovers of interactive novels require, but there is something else here - a detective plot and the search for answers to too complex questions. For example, without special actions against government organizations, Nikolai becomes in demand by those who have power, money and weapons. All four girls - the main characters of the game - have their own story and are somehow connected with Nikolai. Resolving issues with their representation and relationships is an equally challenging task. The game is a successful symbiosis of a detective story, an indie conversation book and a good interactive film. Each scene is provided with some famous soundtrack, and in any case you will listen to well-chosen music for 3.5 hours. The game has more than 100 story-based illustrations on 80 backgrounds. By the way, all backgrounds are animated. The characters also move, but in a minimal amount. Find out why Nikolai is being persecuted by the government, will he be able to cope with his love for his best friend, his ex-girlfriend and will he be able to stand up to the head boy or the granddaughter of the school principal?