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Da Capo 3 R

Da Capo 3 R

Released: 1/20/2017

The tale you've long waited for... is here. As the eldest son of the Katsuragi Family - one of the leading families of mages in Japan - Kiyotaka travels across the ocean to London with his little sister, Himeno, in order to study abroad at Royal London Magic Academy, also known as Weather Vane. A sprawling underground academic city awaits Kiyotaka and Himeno as they set foot for the first time in the fog-covered city of London. The academic city is situated in an underground lake and is composed of three floating islands in the shape of a crescent moon. Many fledgling mages from around the world congregate here to study their craft in an optimum environment. Kiyotaka begins to feel at ease in his new environment, and soon enough the siblings are merrily hanging out with their new friends at school. Experiencing ordinary days, repeating like a da capo, as if they were a dream... A tale of encounters and farewells, and the story of how it all began.

The tale you've long waited for... is here. As the eldest son of the Katsuragi Family - one of the leading families of mages in Japan - Kiyotaka travels across the ocean to London with his little sister, Himeno, in order to study abroad at Royal London Magic Academy, also known as Weather Vane. A sprawling underground academic city awaits Kiyotaka and Himeno as they set foot for the first time in the fog-covered city of London. The academic city is situated in an underground lake and is composed of three floating islands in the shape of a crescent moon. Many fledgling mages from around the world congregate here to study their craft in an optimum environment. Kiyotaka begins to feel at ease in his new environment, and soon enough the siblings are merrily hanging out with their new friends at school. Experiencing ordinary days, repeating like a da capo, as if they were a dream... A tale of encounters and farewells, and the story of how it all began.

The tale you've long waited for... is here. As the eldest son of the Katsuragi Family - one of the leading families of mages in Japan - Kiyotaka travels across the ocean to London with his little sister, Himeno, in order to study abroad at Royal London Magic Academy, also known as Weather Vane. A sprawling underground academic city awaits Kiyotaka and Himeno as they set foot for the first time in the fog-covered city of London. The academic city is situated in an underground lake and is composed of three floating islands in the shape of a crescent moon. Many fledgling mages from around the world congregate here to study their craft in an optimum environment. Kiyotaka begins to feel at ease in his new environment, and soon enough the siblings are merrily hanging out with their new friends at school. Experiencing ordinary days, repeating like a da capo, as if they were a dream... A tale of encounters and farewells, and the story of how it all began.

Critics
70
Steam
97

Score Breakdown

70.0

Critic Average

1 reviews

97

Steam User Score

151 reviews

N/A

Metacritic User Score

Less than 20 reviews

Disparity Breakdown

Steam Disparity
-26.7
Metacritic Disparity
N/A
Combined Disparity
-26.7

Average of both sources

Review Timing

1 launch window (100%)0 late (0%)