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But if you compare the Volcano Princess with other more modern similar games, it is definitely the best both in terms of graphics and in terms of game mechanics. There are no problems with starting to get acquainted with the genre with this game - although it sets a high quality bar and it will be difficult for you to play lower-quality products in the future.
The average playthrough of the Volcano Princess is 10 hours. The replayability of the game is a controversial issue. I myself have played the game 5 times, but only because I was interested in setting records of the characteristics. Someone may have other goals: get all the endings, see all the romantic lines, etc. But I understand those who had enough after only 1 playthrough, because the game, though engaging, is quite linear.