Sunrise City

Category：Role playing
Language：English
Rating： 4.9
Size：577.8MB
Version：1.0
Updated：2025-05-20 10:41:12
Tags： H Games

Introduction

Sunrise City game’s story is about Sunrise City is a visual novel/deck building game with adult content inspired by manga and comics. The game takes place in Sunrise City where you play as a student in the Battle section of the prestigious Onyx Academy. The story takes place during the holidays of the hero who will have to investigate a strange group working in the shadows.

Features:

My Kind Of University

The story of Sunrise City is not bad at all. We play as a young man who is a student at Onyx University, and this is a very popular and well thought of university, and we are in the battle program here. It is summer vacation, and we will need to put our battle skills to the test as there is something strange going on around town, and we are looking to get to the bottom of it. While the core story is solid, I think that it is the interesting and quirky characters that you interact with that really make you interested in what is going on here.

My Phone Is My Life

Our main character that we play as in Sunrise City has a phone and your phone pretty much is your life. It helps you keep track of your quests, your information and generally, if you need to know what you need to do next, it is in your phone. You can go to different locations, but most of the time, you just click around the screen until you click on the right area to move the story or that current quest along. There are also lewd visual novel elements as well, where you will be tasked with making decisions, some more important than others. I liked the way that the quest system made it easy for you to know what you had to do. There was never any time when I felt like I was lost or had no clue what I needed to do in order to progress.

Is There Deck Building In Your Deck Building Game?

It was the fact that Sunrise City was called a deck building game that initially sparked my interest. However, this is quite basic. The way that combat works is that you have so many action points you can use in a battle, and certain attacks/cards use different amount of action points, so there is strategy involved here. Now, unless I completely missed it, I never saw any actual deck building. I had the attacks that I had and would be given, and that was it. I never had the chance to build a deck or organize things in a way that you would expect with a game that calls itself a deck building game. What is here is not bad at all, I just am not sure deck building is a term I would have used to describe it.

Hmm, Something Familiar

For the visual style, Sunrise City has this bright animated look to it all. I would not say that it is an anime looking game like Dragon Ball Z or something like that. If pressed, I think I would have to say it has more of a Cartoon Network/Ben 10 kind of vibe about the visuals. The game has nicely detailed backgrounds, and the characters are done with these nice and large portraits that stand opposite each other during battle scenes. I unlocked some very nice lewd scenes as I progressed, but sometimes the characters' faces would throw me off a tad. Still, the presentation of the game is quite unique, and I like how they have tried to do their own thing here but still take inspiration from other stuff, too.