USAGIRI Reviews

I do feel kind of bad for giving this a negative review but in honesty I was quite bored playing it.

I do feel kind of bad for giving this a negative review but in honesty I was quite bored playing it. There are some choices to be made but I don't think they actually change anything in terms of story. I usually like slices of life and I can tolerate mediocre stories but this felt quite generic. It's not the worst but it really is lacking some spice. Also a nearly £10 price tag is absurd, I got it on sale for 99 pence which is more appropriate but, the original price is just baffling.

It is exactly what it says it is. You spend quality time with two bunny girls who cannot operate a microwave at first, but love you for some unknown reason. I'm a huge fan of this developer's work, because there's an amateur-ish charm to it. I will continue to support their work.

It's not bad, but not good. The game has the weirdest time skip, I'd say, you will never guess which event will be skipped. It looks like the creator had a very limited time and a creativity crisis. Overall this game is just boring. But, hey, there is some uniqueness.

Surprisingly good. I don't know what I was expecting, but it definitely wasn't that. I am confused why they said the game is 18+ cause nothing really happens that is more than PG rated. I would definitely recommend on sale!! Full price I don't think you get your money's worth personally.

What's the point in making choices if they have no impact? There's like 20 "more" lines depending on 8-9 choices? It's like they're added just so it actually looks like a porrly made game and not mediocre novel. And the worst part is that this dialogues are the same when it wording too beside one or two words... Story revolves around taking care of two rabbit teenagers but it looks like taking care of to small kids that are straight out of nursery but somehow are pretty good at maths (tho perception is not their strong side) and it's hard to add something more as there is nothing more. Whole thing is just a foster parent simulator but you can also flirt with your kids... guess bunny girls are hard to resist for some

A truly enjoyable VN, mainly because it focused on topics well within my radar, i.e., raising a family and adoption. Graphics were not spectacular, but perfectly adequate, and it would have even better if it was a little longer; perhaps more detail added to the story line. The carrot scene was the best!

After playing through this very short but enjoyable visual novel, I seriously considered leaving a negative review. Despite its many flaws and shortcomings compared to other games available at the same price-point I simply found the game too charming to refuse. Mikołaj Spychał somehow evokes enough chemistry with this story about parenting and adoption to make a lasting impression; even more so than some A+ titles with superior production quality, art, music, and style ...that otherwise end up mostly forgettable. The author is quite prolific with several games available on Steam. Typically I would suggest waiting for this game to go on sale before purchasing but if you'd like to support an independent developer with promising potential, you can feel good spending $10 on a wholesome and cozy story that leaves us with the hint of a possible sequel.

Surprisingly good. I don't know what I was expecting going into this, but it definitely wasn't at all what I expected it to come out to be. I am confused why they said the game is 18+ cause nothing really happens that is more than PG rated which isn't always a bad thing for most people but lots of people would get it cause of the "18+" I would definitely recommend on sale!! Full price I don't think you get your money's worth personally because of how short the game is.

I expected more romance in this VN. It felt more like a slice of life VN. Short and sweet. Story was alright I guess, not the worst I've seen. Give it a try to cure a lonely spike in life. I'll give it a 6/10.