Gekkō no Carnevale

Gekkō no Carnevale

Cover art from the Gekkō no Carnevale visual novel
月光のカルネヴァーレ
(Gekkō no Karunevāre)
Genre Sci-fi, Supernatural, Thriller
Game
Developer Nitroplus
Publisher Nitroplus
Genre Eroge, Visual novel, Gothic
Platform Windows PC
Released January 26, 2007
Manga
Written by J Sairō
Illustrated by Oosaki Shinya
Published by Akita Shoten
Demographic Shōnen
Magazine Champion Red
Original run April 2007 – February 2008
Volumes 2
Light novel
Gekkō no Carnevale ~Silver Caryatid~
(月光のカルネヴァーレ～白銀のカリアティード～)
Written by J Sairō
Illustrated by Oosaki Shinya
Published by Shogakukan
Demographic Male
Imprint Gagaga Bunko
Original run May 24, 2007 – April 23, 2008
Volumes 3

Gekkō no Carnevale (月光のカルネヴァーレ Gekkō no Karunevāre, "Carnival of Moonlight") is a Japanese eroge visual novel developed by Nitroplus that was released on January 26, 2007. Gekkō no Carnevale has been adapted into a manga, a light novel, and a drama CD. It is a supernatural story that also has action, gothic and thriller elements.[1]

Plot and Setting

The story takes place in a city resembling Italy, known as Belmonte, with the technology levels resembling levels in the late 19th century. In this city there are human-sized mechanical dolls known as "Automata" who serve the people of the city. The protagonist, Romeo, is a taxi driver who was originally involved in an organization known as the "Orma Rossa"(Red Mark). He finds an automata in the shape of a young woman, who appears to have amnesia. He names her Anna and they start living together. However, sometime later, the Orma Rossa begin to catch up to Romeo, and an organization composed of automata also appears; thus, Romeo must fight to protect his current life.

Voice Actors

Reception

In the first half of the year of 2007, Gekkō no Carnevale was able to net enough sales to place it as the 50th highest selling visual novel on Getchu.com.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Dengeki Online (2008-04-16). "ゴシックノワールAVG『月光のカルネヴァーレ』がドラマCDに！" [Gothic Noir Adventure Game "Carnival of Moonlight" Drama CD!] (in Japanese). Retrieved 2013-03-26.
  2. ↑ "Getchu.com PC visual novel sales rankings for the first half of 2007" (in Japanese). Retrieved 2008-05-30.

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