Steam Greenlight is a new initiative where fans are allowed to vote for games they’d like to see made available on the Steam service.

MangaGamer held another of their livestreams yesterday, with president, Hiroshi Takeuchi, answering fan questions regarding the company’s working process and future projects.

The main character is a guy who decides to meet up with two brothers in Tokyo for a week. These “brothers” turn out to be sisters (naturally), but all the same, they will gladly take him sightseeing.

While your hosts in Go Go Nippon are twins, differences in looks and personality help set them apart.

The first three days of the game will be spent in Tokyo, followed by another two days in Kyoto.

Naturally, they aren’t what you imagine them to be.

Mangagamer’s upcoming visual novel sports a neat feature that ties the game to Google Maps.

MangaGamer boss Hiroshi Takeuchi reiterated, however, that the game will be “very cheap” to buy.

The game is now in the beta-testing stage, according to MangaGamer head translator, John Pickett.

The game is an all-ages title that follows you, a university student from abroad, on a one week trip and home-stay in Tokyo.