When I was in high school, I remember feeling like there just wasn't enough for a teenager like me to do. While all of this is actually reasonably amusing for a little while (it's a twisted bit fun to watch the stereotypical high school dramas and social anxieties play out from a digital distance) it's safe to say that "Brooktown High" is no "Bully." (Though the character creation system is quite limited.) And after that, you're tossed into your new school where you must sink or swim in the social pool…and ultimately land yourself a date to the prom. The game goes on to have you create an avatar for yourself - selecting eye color, hair style, height and so on. And these stats are important down the line. This categorization determines your initial personal statistics in four categories: originality, athletics, smarts and charm.
You pick up: An action flick? An anime movie? A foreign film?"Īccording to my answers, I was 50 percent rebel, 12 percent jock, 38 percent nerd ( ouch) and zero percent prep.
#BROOKTOWN HIGH PSP MOVIE#
He asked you to rent a movie and come over to his place. And so at the start of the game, you take a personality quiz that determines where you fit in, answering questions like: "What's the best thing about high school life: Raging parties? Fabulous formals? Knowledge?" Or, "It's your second date. Like "Bully," "Brooktown High" drops players into a school ruled by stereotypical cliques: nerds, jocks, preps and rebels. Also, late last year Rockstar Games did a truly stellar job transforming some of the most painful years of a young adult's life into a really excellent game, "Bully." That game put players in the sneakers of a teenage boy trying to navigate the social fabric of a new school, and in doing so they created an action game that managed to be thought-provoking, funny and a whole lot of fun to play all at the same time. Still though, social/dating sim games like these are big in Japan and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.
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