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Athena: Awakening from the Ordinary Life

Athena: Awakening from the Ordinary Life (1999)

by Yumekobo, SNK

Genres:Adventure, Puzzle, Simulator, Music

Themes:Horror, Science fiction, Survival

Game modes:Single player

Story:The year is 2018 and science has progressed at an alarming rate under the Tantauls system. Dinosaurs, clones, and mecha are no longer figments of fantasy and can be constructed into reality. They regulate society to the finest detail, creating automated and technologically advanced cities on land and sea. Yet through this government agency lies a dark conspiracy, one which mysteriously surrounds the brain waves of the school girl, Athena Asamiya. Although she believes herself to be a normal girl, her life changes dramatically once her Psycho Powers awaken. Now, it is up to her to find the truth behind her powers as well as the secrets behind Tantauls.Show more

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