- November 2, 2016
- Visualnoveler
Anime Studio Simulator
Platforms
About
"Anime Studio Simulator" is a business simulation game where you run your own anime studio. Create and manage projects, hire staff, and balance your budget to produce successful anime shows. Customize your studio and unlock new abilities as you progress, but beware of the challenges that come with the business.











- The game features nice art and a decent soundtrack that fits the mood of the scenes.
- It offers an interesting premise about managing an anime studio, with unexpected events that add depth to the gameplay.
- Players can appreciate the character development and the impact of their choices on the story, making it engaging for fans of visual novels.
- The characters are flat and the story lacks engagement, making it difficult to stay invested.
- Gameplay is overly simplistic, with limited management mechanics and a linear storyline that can become repetitive.
- Many players experienced bugs and poor balancing, which detracted from the overall enjoyment of the game.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and reflective of the challenges faced in the anime industry, while others criticize its linearity, flat characters, and lack of meaningful choices. Although the narrative includes interesting elements like unexpected accidents, many feel it suffers from plot conveniences and a lack of replay value. Overall, while the premise is appreciated, the execution leaves room for improvement.
“The story is interesting as it depicts how an anime is developed by a small group of people who have little experience but are full of passion towards success in the anime industry.”
“I really appreciate the way it presents unexpected accidents, such as accidentally mixing up the final storyboards with the draft right before the tight deadline.”
“It's fun and the storyline is pretty interesting.”
“The characters are flat, the story doesn't really hold my attention, and unless it's been updated since I last played, there are a few bugs that make the game more difficult in addition to the already poor balancing.”
“As far as the storyline goes, there are minimal choices that you can make, and much of the storyline is the same or similar regardless of what genre of anime you choose.”
“It's full of plot conveniences (you need a writer? Well guess who you just ran into on the streets in front of your favorite café) and holes (you constantly worry about budget, but I guess going out for dinner once a week with your group and spending tons on anime CDs/figurines for 'research' isn't a part of that).”