So... some notes... First of all, and I don't know if this was intentional or not, but constantly referring to one of your main characters of color as a beast is a bit... well... it's not a good look. Secondly, I don't know why liberals have such a hard time understanding this, but the difference between bourgeoisie and proletariat is not an amount of money, it's their relationship to work itself. The bourgeoisie own businesses, and make money from the labor of their employees. The Proletariat perform labor to earn a wage. During the ending portion, when Elise is employed as a piano player she is still proletarian, same with Aretha. Hell even Franz is seemingly proletarian. Again, the distinction is owning or not owning a business. As for other classes that make an appearance: Nobility (the Aristocrats) make money from taxing those who reside on their inherited property (land "lord"), and Lumpenproletariat (Amadeus, pretty much all members of Libertad, the beggars) are those who mak...
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Welcome to Overture – The capital city of a great empire that has discovered and uses magic in its daily life. Dive into this unique visual novel where you explore the workings of this magical and fantastic city.
But, in a world where magic defines your status, rumors of a revolution are stirring, and the city is uneasy. Already there is unrest and talks of a rogue faction, determined to bring order and equality to the classes.
Follow Elise, Franz and Frederic, all from different walks of life, working towards their different goals, but brought together by one aspect: A broken piano.
In Overture, it's well known that healing magic can’t be used on inanimate objects. So when Elise seeks to do the impossible, a journey of faith, compassion, courage, willpower and intelligence thrusts everyone down an unexpected path.
Is this the beginning of a new magic? Will they reach their goal? And will everyone survive the hidden turmoil of the brewing revolution?
Open yourself to the world of Overture and explore the captivating tale of 120,000 words and 6 different endings. Follow your heart, believe in the strength of hope, and unlock the one true ending.
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- OS *: Windows XP
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Storage: 300 MB available space
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How much does An Octave Higher cost?
An Octave Higher costs $11.99.
What are the system requirements for An Octave Higher?
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows XP Processor: Intel Pentium 4 Memory: 1 GB RAM Storage: 300 MB available space
What platforms is An Octave Higher available on?
An Octave Higher is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
Is An Octave Higher worth buying?
An Octave Higher has 0% positive reviews from 1 players.
When was An Octave Higher released?
An Octave Higher was released on Mar 27, 2015.
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