Angelique (1994)

Ruby Party

Game Boy Advance · Super Famicom

3.00 from 2 ratings

25 members have it in their collection · 12 backlogged · 8 wish listed

Angelique is a Strategy game, published by Koei, which was released in Japan in 1994. It is the inaugural Angelique game and the first release from the developer Ruby Party.
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Details

Developers
Ruby Party
Publishers
Koei
Genres
Adventure, Simulator, Strategy
Themes
Fantasy, Romance
Franchises
Angelique
Series
Angelique

Release dates

  • Sep 23, 1994 (Full Release) (Japan) Super Famicom
  • Mar 21, 2003 (Full Release) (Japan) Game Boy Advance

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YABUKI

Status YABUKI Aug 8, 2021

Man, this thing is so so so charming. A work after my own heart.

Adorable in every way, Angelique is a raising sim in which you must utilize magical cute boys to create a healthy, happy country. The colors are bright, the music is catchy and the characters are bursting with personality. Seriously. These little pixel people have extensive lore …

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Man, this thing is so so so charming. A work after my own heart.

Adorable in every way, Angelique is a raising sim in which you must utilize magical cute boys to create a healthy, happy country. The colors are bright, the music is catchy and the characters are bursting with personality. Seriously. These little pixel people have extensive lore behind them, with twisty-turny relationships that go in unexpected directions. It's a bit basic gameplay-wise but a wonderful start to a world I'm quickly getting lost in.

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I've been using this fansite for translations. It's got everything from interviews to bios to voice lines to manga buying guides. Such commitment demands my respect. Even if you don't plan on playing the game, the site is great for an old-fashioned game lore hangout.

(also the manga, though partially untranslated, is great for a comfy read to give you context for the game as a whole)

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