Good artwork, but as a game, it's pretty boring. I was hoping for better since there are almost no negative reviews on here. Let me be the first to leave a negative review in English, I guess.

The stats and equipment don't matter much in battle and the balancing of this game is so far off. Claire destroys everything in literally one hit while other party members are useless even if purposely leveled far past Claire. Each battle feels like Claire is just babysitting the rest of the party and in any case the battles aren't challenging because you are just waiting for it to be Claire's turn again so she can kill the next enemy with one hit. From an efficiency standpoint, you'd be better off just going through whole game solo as Claire, but that takes all of the fun out of it and ruins the point.

The story and dialogue in this game is insufferable and I had to skim and speed-read, and then eventually skip most of it after a certain point. Especially during the H-scenes. It goes on for way too long.

Most people who are regular to this type of cookie-cutter RPG maker game should know what they are getting themselves into by this point. The game is more of a scavenger hunt to try to figure out what mundane and tedious tasks you must perform to unlock each CG in the gallery. The quality of the CG is pretty good. It's uncensored if you download the official English patch from the publisher. However, it is unfortunately just slide shows instead of animated, as with most of games from this sub-genre.

Overall, it's just not worth your time to perform the various mundane and tedious tasks in order to try to unlock everything in the gallery. You're better off just finding a 100% completion save file or finding a gallery online somewhere and viewing it that way.

This is a close call for me. I would just slightly suggest not buying this game unless you're fine paying the money for about 4 hours of beautiful content. That being said I think it took me around 16 hours to play enough of the game where I could play no more. I had to push myself to beat the game and then immediately uninstalled it. The main reason I don't recommend the game is because about 1/4th of the way through the game all the H-content becomes the same. It's the same gangbang formula over and over and over again. The character doesn't like it, more and more participants show up, then she loves it and then the character looses consciousness and is detained until the next morning. After about 10 times of that I was done, and then there were still 12 more hours of it. I had to play in touches over the course of a month and it was still too much.
The reason that the decision is close, though, is because the artwork is so HOT. There is a lot of pain staking detail in every scene and the outfit decisions you make (although limited) pull through to the scenes wonderfully. In fact the first 4 hours of this game I think I did all at once, I was that entranced.

So, here's some food for thought:
Pros:
The artwork is phenomenal. The H-scenes put butterflies in my stomach and put the "camera" right in the heart of the action. Fantastic.
Pretty much right away, your main task is to go around and exorcise the seed from everyone in the town, which was novel and meant I didn't have to wait to be rewarded for my purchase.
Some of the early earned scenes were so hot, the delivery, the characters reactions and the surprise all great.
The battle+erotic stuff is nicely done and baked in well, so you're not spending a long time walking around "going to sleep".

Cons:
The game is all "go here, go there" with the story line blending in with the quests you almost need to do to make all the grinding fun.
The game system is not balanced, this means the battle is quickly lopsided and more of a hassle than needed and the economy is really difficult at first forcing you to pay attention so you can earn more content and then it is quickly just another annoying thing you have to do.
Endless repetitive forced gangbang scenes that the character is secretly into for 3/4ths of the game with only a few unimaginative attempts to make it different.
The game has zero humor.

Porn games are cool and all but I hate when they remove agency like this one, I like doing virgin runs in porn games because it generally has added difficulty and secret endings and junk. That's just not allowed in this one and the combat is mid. If you're just buying this as a one hander game it's not bad once you patch it but as a game game it left me wanting.

Standard Kagura RPGMaker JRPG with some light prostitution-sim elements layered in. Uncensor patch necessary from Publisher's website as per usual.

Game is from Acerola, developer of President Yukino; its self-plagarism copy Leanna's Slice of Life; and the dire Phantom Thief Celianna - featuring characters from these titles in supporting roles.


As with stuff like Kamikaze Ouka 2, there's a half-hearted attempt to include H-mechanics into the combat, and like pretty much all JRPGs it's poorly realised and of no value whatsoever.

Same standard ludonarrative dissonance of walking female heroine into moral hazards just to trigger H-scenes, etc, etc.

You've seen it a hundred times before in countless titles of varying degrees of quality. This iteration is very much middle of the pack. And as the genre is particularly ill-suited to erotic games, that makes it a boring spammy grindy experience.

The prostitution sim elements aren't particularly good - they borrow some mechanics from President Yukino in terms of having moral corruption meter requirements; but like that game they're poorly fleshed out and implementd.


Nothing original or interesting about them - on the plus side there's the smallest effort gone into providing narration to them, which at least makes them tolerable, and the art style is fine.

As always with these titles, all the characters act as if they've developed spontaneous amnesia after being sexually assaulted - as if there's zero narrative significance to anything that happens to them.

The most disappointing thing is getting about 5 hours into the game - nearly all of that being dull spammy RPGMaker combat - and looking at the gallery and realising how little is left to see.

There's just not a lot there, and it's all really boring and sterile and perfunctory and uninspired, and that's before you get to the bit where it starts reusing assets.


It's not the worst example of the genre, it's tangibly better presented than stuff like Fallen, but it's just so superficial and pointless - which is a shame given the effort that's gone into the presentation.

2 years in and a coding decision which does not allow this game to be installed on anything other than the root drive has not been fixed or changed. Don't buy this game.

The reason I am giving this game a negative review, is because it does something quite a number of other exploration and adventure games do. There is no story direction indicators. After the first quest, you get information on your second quest giver however, you are told to check him and the area out before accepting the quest. You are not given his location, or a description of where to find him. I spent more time trying to find the quest giver than actually out doing quests. The quest journal does not include a log of the main story, or notes on the main story, and if you go around the traversable areas trying to find the guy by talking to people, the chat log gets too long to find the original information on the quest. I really hate it when games don't give any idea of where I an supposed to go, nor have a log that you can reference for guidance.

I uninstalled this game really fast, and asked for a refund. This are my reasons:
First the graphics are a mess in my resolution 1080p. The lower portion of the screen cannot be seen and the dialogue can not be read completely this is how it starts by default, when you try to fix the graphics they don't look as good as default there is some graphical tearing on the sprites. Second am tired of this Kagura games with their stupid patches, why do I have to go to his website register and account there, putting my billing info etc etc just to download a patch? Am against creating unnecessary accounts, and worse when you have to input identifiable information. Just include your patches in steam or have them hidden in game. This game makes no sense whatsoever this way.

If I am being honest, and reviewing an H game I feel there is no other way to talk about it, I don't play these games for the Hscenes I play them because the characters and stories are better written in a game made with care. This is not one of those games, I found about one character interesting and of all the games I recommend I can remember the story and characters. I don't remember this game's story or any characters but one. I do however remember putting the game down at about 80% completion because I simply lost interest. its not very good, and definitely not worth the asking price.

Don't get me wrong... the art is cute... and Yukino ticks basically ALL my boxes...
... But that is kinda why I don't recommend it.
I don't like seeing Yukino getting råped over and over and over again.
And the main cast get råped CONSTANTLY in this game... from the minor råpe-scenes that occur randomly in combat to the scripted råpe-scenes that occur for pretty much every affinity quest. Essentially, your choices are råpe... or prostitution. And it isn't even done in an amusing way like a certain other game I can think of...

And now yes, I've played through to the end and it was just råpe and prostitution from start to finish. It didn't even serve any purpose. It wasn't presented in a humourous manner, and nor was it necessary for any dramatic purpose. It was just arbitrary råpe.


Frankly... Yukino deserves better. Most of them do, in fact.


(And it seems deleting and remaking a review doesn't get rid of unwanted "awards".)

Feels like a fairly incomplete game to me. There's no map to show you where you are, there's no quest tracking system to show you what quest(s) you've accepted, there's no objective tracking to show you where you're supposed to go.

In contrast, it has a very robust and fairly well-thought-out character customization and levelling systems, so if you're okay with having a guide in a separate window so you don't get lost, then go have fun.

Unfortunately, I find this too frustrating to play, personally.