Sailor Moon vs. The World
Making a life in modern Tokyo is not easy for anyone. Particularly for young people trying to strike out on their own. Can friendship and magic overcome the crushing reality of day to day life? What happens to that eternal romance when it no longer gets spiced up with constant threats trying to force the teens apart?
Tsukino Usagi, known as Sailor Moon, used the strength of her heart and power of love to defeat the collected evil of the entire universe! Surely nothing could be more challenging than that! Why, we can expect her to instantly be rich and famous and be looked upon by the whole world as its rightful queen and rule over it with everyone in her kingdom happy for every moment of every day... right?....
Well, we'll see. Some problems can't be solved by simply pointing a magic wand and firing sparkly light magic at it.
Like so many other games, this is one aims to pick up with the ever popular 5-man band of the Sailor Moon girls (and brings back the boys) years after the "happy ending". In this case I am not promising any bigger threats or returning villains or cosmic battles, at least not right away.
Rather this game is intended to first focus on character-driven stories with social interaction and drama. In the cast of 7 women and 5 men, each one has a special set of skills and a specific personal challenge threatening their happiness and livelihood. They will need to carefully decide how much to let their friends in on their challenges and work together to try to solve their problems. Threats, both supernatural and mundane, may well emerge connected to these problems.
