Steam is quite the mysterious damsel to figure out after this Bokuten issue. The hard-hitting romance story from the dynamic duo of developer, OVERDRIVE, and publisher, MangaGamer, has been on Steam since December. However, in the most random change of heart, the game disappears without warning. While there’s confusion about the situation, Steam and MangaGamer did talk things out. This isn’t the first rodeo for MangaGamer as before Bokuten, titles including The Expression Amrilato were victims of an unjust ban. What is interesting to note is that there was an issue on the previous Steam build of Bokuten. While the issue is not specified in the latest blog entry, the game returns to the platform. Furthermore, it’s now 50% off from now until August 18th. Welcome back MangaGamer, we hope things get better.
Hello, everyone! We have amazing news to share with you today! #Bokuten – Why I Became an Angel is available once again on Steam! More information on the incident can be found on our blog: https://t.co/5xBo0xrxUA
— MangaGamer (@MangaGamer) August 5, 2020
So what’s this game even about?
Tomoe Kirinokojima is a jaded young man who doesn’t believe in love or happiness. Aine, on the other hand, is a genuine angel come to Earth who uses her magical guitar to sing love’s praises to sooth the broken hearts of couples in love.
One day during archery practice, Tomoe shoots Aine out of the sky and ruins her guitar which is powered by the red threads of fate–threads said in myth to bind two lovers together forever. With only one thread left, Aine is left powerless to help those in need. As luck would have it, Tomoe is able to use this final thread in his bow to act like a real-life cupid.Like it or not, Tomoe is roped into helping Aine on her mission to help the couples of the world. Will Tomoe have a change of heart, or will his apathy rub off on Aine? There’s only one way to find out…
