This article explores everything you need to know about the game: its story, its massive visual overhaul, its place in the Type-Moon timeline, and whether it is the definitive way to experience the legendary "Near Side" routes.
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One day, while walking home, Shiki encounters a beautiful yet terrifying woman in a white dress. Driven by an instinct he cannot control, he whips out his knife—and her without a second thought. He dismembers her along the lines of death. Tsukihime A piece of blue glass moon
: Shiki is recalled to his wealthy family's mansion in the city of Souya (updated from the original's 1999 Misaki Town setting to 2014) following his father's death.
On Day 3/4, choose options that acknowledge the "reality" of the situation rather than dismissing it as a dream. This article explores everything you need to know
Her name is . She is a True Ancestor—a vampire princess. And she is not angry about being killed. Rather, she is intrigued. She recruits Shiki to help her hunt down a rogue vampire known as Roa, who has been reincarnating through the centuries.
Greet Ciel on the train, meet her in the hallway during lunch, and visit the Tea Ceremony room after school. Driven by an instinct he cannot control, he
Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon is a high-budget remake and reimagining of Type-Moon’s 2000 visual novel masterpiece. It serves as both a modernization of the studio's roots and an entry point for a new generation into the "Nasuverse".
Unlike the original, which contained five heroine routes, A Piece of Blue Glass Moon focuses exclusively on the "Near Side of the Moon": TYPE MOON Review: Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon