Ensemble Girls!
Ensemble Girls! Is a series of Japanese social network games developed by Happy Elements K.K. They are all collectible card games with visual novel elements, mainly written by Japanese novelist Akira. It was first launched as a Gree game in November 2012, as well as being released for Android and iOS devices in 2013.
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Ensemble Girls!
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- 2013
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Ensemble Girls! Is a series of Japanese social network games developed by Happy Elements K.K. They are all collectible card games with visual novel elements, mainly written by Japanese novelist Akira. It was first launched as a Gree game in November 2012, as well as being released for Android and iOS devices in 2013.
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After the original video game ended service 2015, it was renamed Ensemble Girls!! In October 2016. Ensemble Girls!! Was planned to end service in November 2017, but postponed to February 2018. Later that year, Happy Elements released an app called Ensemble Girls!! Memories that allows players to browse the story.
Key facts
Key facts
• Released — 2012 • Genre — * Collectible card game • visual novel • Title — Ensemble Girls! • Developer — Happy Elements K. K. • Platforms — * Gree • Android • iOS
Plot
Plot
Kimisaki Private Academy is an elite girls' school that planned to become a co-ed school in the upcoming academic year. The player is a second-year middle schoolboy who has just transferred to Kimisaki as the only male student in said school. He enjoys the new school life, helps the girls to solve problems and crisis, and finds out the reason why he transferred to Kimisaki.
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2013
Ensemble Girls! published.
2013
Ensemble Girls! is recorded as published in 2013.
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Ensemble Girls! is associated with Japan.
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Discography
• Ansanburu Gāruzu!! Tēma Songu "Rettsu Meiku☆Ansanburu!" by Merry-melody & Misaki (Ayaka Ōhashi, Azusa Tadokoro, and Chinatsu Akasaki)) • "Seinaru kana, Kurokitsuki no Shizuku" by Kimisaki Light Music Club (Risa Shimizu, Mikako Komatsu, Megumi Han, and Hisako Kanemoto)
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