A mysterious illness suddenly broke out in girls in their teens and twenties, enhancing them mentally and granting them the ability to change their bodies into highly lethal weapons. The cause of the illness was a virus, currently classified into two types: the "A-Virus" and "V-Virus".

The world government enacted a law to care for patients infected with the Virus. Five secret artificial islands were established to quarantine the infected patients. One such quarantine island: Bhikkhuni, the island famous for successfully controlling the "V-Virus". Girls who enroll in Bhikkhuni's school can overcome the virus. And thus, it is a school with many hopeful applicants.

Among them is a pair of sisters infected with the "V-Virus". The elder Rinka Kagurazaka, whose innocent grace hides power within. The younger Ranka Kagurazaka, whose outgoing energy belies her frailty.

They are still unaware that there is only one way to control the virus. And that is… for infected patients to battle each other. To battle amongst themselves.

Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkhuni is split into two different gameplay parts, action gameplay and adventure gameplay: Action gameplay is described as '3D battle action'. As the girls fight together, their synchronization increases and certain aspects such as their weapons, combos, and dialogue can change. Additionally, players can perform special attacks that tear up the clothes of both allies and enemies. The adventure gameplay is how players will interact with other characters, with the base of character interaction set in the 'Cafeteria.' In the Cafeteria players are able to talk with other characters, including events that raise each other's mutual affection levels. Additionally there is a 'Communication Room,' where players can change each character's clothing, underwear, hairdo, and accessories. The Communication Room also serves as the location for the 'touching' portion of the game during costume changes. Depending on the experience points you earn, your 'Oppai Rank' will rise, and you can get title and mini-game challenge tickets.

Source.

Platform

Sony PS Vita

Developer(s)

Meteorise

Publishers(s)

PQube

Genres(s)

Action

NA Release Date

October 11, 2016

JP Release Date

December 10, 2015

EU Release Date

September 30, 2016

ESRB Rating

Mature 17+

PEGI Rating

PEGI 16

CERO Rating

CERO D

MVGL User Score

6.9 by 9 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

-

Composer(s)

Tatsushi Hayashi, noisycroak (Ryusuke Fujioka, Noriko Murakami, Ryo Shirasawa)

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