Isaku Remake Brings Elf's 1997 Horror ADV Back to PC on December 25
The remake revives a notorious Elf-era horror ADV for modern PCs, adding new content while adjusting the scenario to current ethics standards.
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FG REMAKE announced on August 21 that it will release 'Isaku Remake' on December 25 for PC. The brutal adventure game is a remake of Elf's 1997 Windows title, with HD graphics, newly drawn event CGs, additional scenes, and scenario adjustments to current ethics standards. Pre-orders open August 28.
The announcement came from FANZA GAMES' brand FG REMAKE, which is handling the revival. The story follows Kenta Kogure, who receives a love letter from an unknown sender and heads to an old school building, where students and teachers gather only to be trapped inside by the janitor Isaku Ito.
The remake is based on the 1997 Windows version, not the original PC-9801 release from 1995. Graphics are refined for full HD resolution, and event CGs are newly drawn. Additional scenes are included. The scenario has been adjusted to match current ethics standards.
The package version and deluxe download version include a Windows 11-compatible version of the 1995 'Isaku'. The deluxe download version also includes a newly recorded voice drama. Pre-orders begin August 28.
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