Introduction

Released in 2003 in Japan and 2004 in Europe on the Playstation 2, Glass Rose apparently was the first game developed by Cing. Glass Rose was published by Capcom and never released in America.

The main draw of this game is the story, so please refrain from any spoilers, even under a tag. Speculation is more than welcomed, and does not need to be tagged.

This will be a screenshot LP. There are some FMV's in Glass Rose, I'll put in a Polsy link to these. Commentary will be in Italics, which will also be used to denote Takashi's non-verbal thoughts.

Cast:



Takashi Kagetani. The main character. Everyone in 1929 believes him to be Kazuya Nanase, Denemon's illegitimate and estranged child. Takashi was designed after (and in the Japanese version, voiced by) Masahiro Matsuoka.



Emi Katagiri. Fell into the same time slip as Takashi. In 1929 she appears as a spectre that only Takashi can see.



Denemon Yoshinodou, the founder and chairman of New World Cinema.



The Gardener.



The Butler.



The Maid.



The detective assigned to investigate Denemon's death.



Denemon's eldest child, and the president of New World Cinema.



Wife of Hideo and mother of Hideya.



Denemon's grandson, son of Hideo and Youko.



Denemon's eldest daughter, an actress with New World Cinema.



Director at New World Cinema and Takako's fiancé.



Denemon's youngest daughter, a student.



Denemon's second eldest daughter, and her fiancé, a silent film narrator at New World Cinema.



Denemon's third and current wife.



Hisako Yoshinodou, Denemon's deceased first wife, and mother of Hideo and Takako.



Actress under exclusive contract to New World Cinema.



Detective called to assist in the investigation of the Cinema Mansion murders. Emi Katagiri's grandfather.



Yurie Yoshinodou, Denemon's deceased second wife, mother of Kanae and Marie.



New actress under exclusive contract to New World Cinema, and assistant to Tsuyako.



Acquaintance of Katagiri.

Table of Contents

22nd October 1929 - 16:00.
22nd October 1929 - 17:00.
22nd October 1929 - 18:00 (Part One.)
22nd October 1929 - 18:00 (Part Two.)
22nd October 1929 - 19:00.
22nd October 1929 - 20:00.
22nd October 1929 - 21:00.
22nd October 1929 - 22:00.
Denemon's Notes solution/Notebook update.


22nd October 1929 - 23:00.
23rd October 1929 - 00:00.
23rd October 1929 - 01:00.
23rd October 1929 - 08:00.
23rd October 1929 - 09:00.
23rd October 1929 - 10:00.
23rd October 1929 - 11:00.
23rd October 1929 - 12:00.
23rd October 1929 - 13:00.
Denemon's Notes solution/Notebook update.


23rd October 1929 - 14:00.
23rd October 1929 - 15:00.
23rd October 1929 - 16:00 (Part One.)
23rd October 1929 - 16:00 (Part Two.)
23rd October 1929 - 17:00.
23rd October 1929 - 18:00.
23rd October 1929 - 19:00.
23rd October 1929 - 20:00.
Denemon's Notes solution/Notebook update.


23rd October 1929 - 21:00.
23rd October 1929 - 22:00.
23rd October 1929 - 23:00.
24th October 1929 - 00:00.
24th October 1929 - 08:00.
24th October 1929 - 09:00 (Part One.)
24th October 1929 - 09:00 (Part Two.)
24th October 1929 - 10:00.
24th October 1929 - 11:00.
24th October 1929 - 12:00.
Denemon's Notes solution/Notebook update.


24th October 1929 - 13:00.
24th October 1929 - 14:00.
24th October 1929 - 15:00.
24th October 1929 - 16:00.
24th October 1929 - 17:00.
24th October 1929 - 18:00.
24th October 1929 - 19:00 (Part One.)
24th October 1929 - 19:00 (Part Two.)
24th October 1929 - 20:00.
24th October 1929 - 21:00.
24th October 1929 - 22:00.
Denemon's Notes solution/Notebook update.
24th October 1929 - 23:00.
Ending.
Ending Redux.
Conclusion.