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Otome visual novel Destiny’s Princess: A War Story, A Love Story now available for Switch in Japan

Another Dogenzaka Lab title for Switch.

Otome visual novel Destiny’s Princess: A War Story, A Love Story is now available for Switch via the Nintendo eShop in Japan for 1,580 yen.

The Switch version of the game adds various conventient gameplay features, including rewinding from the backlog, quick save and load, scene readings from the gallery, and more. It supports table mode, handheld mode, and TV mode.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

What is Destiny’s Princess?
It’s a game for girls designed with a dramatic storyline with an emphasis on an intriguing plot. You can fall in love with the well-known heroes of the Warring States Period!
Story

The Warring States period in the world just a little different from this world.
You’re the one, princess of a certain country.
In response to the favor from the environment, it has been spent on easy street.
But now, in response to the invasion of demons variant, Castle lady is forced to the brink Rakujo.
The Guys
Sanada Yukimura – A valiant Warring States commander with the fearlessness to run after and fight off enemies on his own. He is summoned as the main character’s “twin brother.”
Takenaka Hanbei – A brilliant tactician who is cool-headed and composed and can sometimes seem cruel. He is summoned as the main character’s “fiance.”
Date Masamune – A mighty warrior who excels in physical strength, martial arts, and horseback riding. In particular, he possesses unrivaled command of the bow and arrow. He is summoned as the most skilled and revered “commander” of the main character’s country.
Fuma Kotaro – A ninja who moves like a shadow and possesses nearly inhuman techniques. He is summoned as the “ninja reinforcement” who has come to the main character’s castle.
Oda Nobunaga – An extraordinary man and providential hero of the Warring States Period, also feared as the Demon of the Sixth Heaven. He is summoned as the main character’s “father.”
You should play Destiny’s Princess if…
…you want to fall in love with a handsome guy.
…you like romance novels, romance manga, and romantic TV dramas.
…you like romance games.
…you like the Warring States Period of Japanese history.
…you enjoy a storyline with a lot of depth.