Honest Game Trailer: I-Chu

Honest I-Chu Trailer

From a Japanese company...
Er...

I guess every Japanese company that released male idol game never release their game worldwide since their thought about making female idol as cashcows might lose their popularity. But they should at least notice this game has been downloaded illegally.

ILLEGAL. FUCKING. DOWNLOAD!

Comes a rhytm strategy game that makes you play all day because you can't read Japanese but you need to harvest Legend cards to reach your high score.

...or you just want to collect any card from particular member and doesn't even care about other member of the same unit.

I-Chu

Welcome to I-Chu, an idol group with so many members you can't even mention it one by one.

But at least the units are not as much as units we could find in Ensemble Stars.

With...
A school principal that always wear a teddy bear suit, just like what we always find in Persona 4 and Danganronpa series...

...but instead of making you cry because of their guts spilling, you will cry for any romantic words you could not even understand.

Meet P-chan, the girl "producer" who will have a twisted romance story with these male idols...

...until you realize you can't read Japanese unless you open this fandom's Wiki because you could not use Google Translate for their conversations.

So prepare your money, and keep logging in everyday, because you will always find many events with rewards you have never seen.

Including:
Extra lollipops and candies to keep raising your level and reaching S Rank in Extreme.

Extra disc and event tickets to harvest more Legend cards but you keep having a Super Rare instead.

Infinite amount of gold that is never enough to raise your team's level.

And...

TONS

OF

REVIVAL

SCOUTING

So brace yourselves to get salty when you could not even have your favorite members in this group.

Such as...

The long-haired bad boy stereotype.
(shows Issei, Rabi, and Raku)

The cinnamon roll stereotype.
(shows images of Mio, Kanata, Mutsuki, Babel, and Kyousuke)

The Japanese trap stereotype.
(shows images of Pop'n Star)

The energetic and spiky-haired main character stereotype.
(shows images of Seiya, Ban Jumonji and Torahiko)

The "ouji-sama" Stereotype.
(shows images of Eva Armstrong and Hikaru)

The "twins" stereotype.
(shows images of Twinkle Bell)

The "yandere chuunbiyou" stereotype.
(shows images of Saku Uruha)