A slow transformation of the main character game inspired by Magical Girl Camp, Little Bitch Academia, and most notably, Afterlife.
Note: There are a number of missible secrets in this game. The spoiler minimal walkthrough on the walkthrough tab is recommended if you're the type that hates missing out on secrets and doesn't want to do a second playthrough.
Despite the newly bumped X rating, the game focuses more on story and gameplay than sexy times. Explicit scenes do exist, but almost all near the end of what it likely a 20+ hour game. Those scenes are explicit writing only and do not have images. There is an option that PG-13ify all those scenes that can be turned off/on at any time in the configs, but given the mature nature of the game, I'd still call it R rated even with that setting on.
There are about 280k words of content. Much less will be seen in any given playthrough due to dialogue choices and other branching options.
The transformation tags are only the main transformations the story focus on. Many others exist in some form or another.
Jake, a college student, is pulled to another world. I don't like giving spoilers much more than getting them, so play the game if you want to find out more.
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I almost finished the game, also got a crash on one of the last fights, but I am not sure if I am stuck yet, the fight is just too difficult for me right now. This game absolutely absorbed me in it. It felt like the best thing ever. It does follow the strengths of Magical Camp very closely and exaggerates some traits of it that were good while diminishing some of the things that make Magical Camp frustrating (no or very few mandatory puzzles). I think this would be a better game than Magical Camp but it feels like the daily activities are a bit too hard to manage and it seemed that I could only get two events at the library and I could never get Angie's second social link, which was a big deal. I also wish there were more days. It feels like Persona where you are not expected to complete everything without mastery of the game, but it ended too soon. I am kind of upset with how the end of the game goes too because it felt like everything barely mattered, but some of the events soon after I got that feeling mostly make up for that. After looking at a walkthrough, I was on the right track right before the last day to solve those issues I had with Angie and the library. It still seems like a bad way to design the game since they tell you not to go in the hospital.
Sorry about rambling... The characters are really the strong point of this game like Magical Camp. But instead of focusing on the main character's survival, I feel like the plot is more like a class struggle, which is something I really liked. Your allies are not super likable but they are immediately enjoyable, although Niarae is definitely a character you could hate. At least there is nothing as bad as Yoshida in Magical Camp. There is a character who is basically a sociopath (from what I have learned) because she can not help but take every chance to do something bad or trick someone for her own amusement. Following a social link usually feels very fulfilling and can make up for a character's lack of likability, especially since these characters develop theselves (except Niarae). I actually really loved Niarae even though I usually hate someone like that in real life.
The gameplay loop was really good except they really do not give you enough time. First of all, a week is 6 days (but it did not feel like it). You can get trapped in a series of long cutscenes, which although they can provide savepoints pretty often, it still has felt like I need to watch an hour of cutscenes because I did not save recently at times. My worst surprise so far was doing Adinia's first social link near the end of the game and the end of a week. It ended up linking into a long series of cutscenes afterwards. Also, it seemed impossible to get enough money in a timely way and really hard to tell what was best to prioritize. I tried to focus on social links in the end but it felt like my team was a bit underpowered near the end and some fights were almost impossible.
Sorry, this game sounds bad when I talk about it but I loved it, just played it too much and I am only focused on airing my complaints right now. Maybe they could help you enjoy the game more by being aware of these issues.
Like others have said, don't let the version numbers fool you, this is a completed game. My playtime of this game (with a walkthrough to get what I wanted) was 56 hours, 05 minutes and 57 seconds more or less (;D). It's not a porn game, it's quality and class with a womanly sass!
Not usually a fan of RPG Maker games, but this one is wonderful.
Just when I thought I'd played every great game on this site, I'm happy that I uncovered another gem!
It's not a porn-fest, but it is a great story, told with humor and wrapped in a great game.
It's pretty solid, nothing at all to complain about it. I don't know if the game is actually complete, but the game crashes everytime I die fighting that blonde demigod in the spaceship on Iris's team. I'm sure I'm supposed to lose at some point, because it's probably impossible to win here. I wonder if the game crashes if I manage to win though.
It's clearly one of (if not the) best games on this site and it's all you need to know about it. Everyone who hasn't played it misses a lot
