The Grisaia Trilogy

The Grisaia Trilogy

 

Sekai Project has announced on their kickstarter page for The Grisaia Trilogy that the final chapter of The Grisaia Trilogy, The Eden of Grisaia (unrated version), has now been released. Their staff have put a bunch of codes into the backer kit, so backers who have the unrated version should check their accounts now. While most of their staff is still off for the holidays, they wanted to get something out before the new year for their generous supporters. Those backers have waited very patiently for this final chapter and now it has arrived!

Now that the final chapter is out, they will be focusing on the ports and physical copies and getting this kickstarter campaign finished. Sekai Project’s goal was to bring Frontwing’s trilogy of visual novels to the west. This was made possible thanks to the 4,348 very generous backers who pledged a total of $475,255 to make it happen. If you prefer DRM-free software, then you’re in luck, as both the physical and digital version of the Grisaia Trilogy for PC are DRM-free according to the kickstarter site.

The Grisaia Trilogy was a very popular series in Japan, which is why Sekai Project wanted to bring it to the west for a new audience to enjoy. The first chapter of the trilogy, The Fruit of Grisaia, had its unrated version released by Sekai Project back on August 28th of 2015. The second chapter, The Labyrinth of Grisaia, was released in its unrated version on January 10th of 2017.

 

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