Sakura Knight 3 Reviews

so for the entire series they actually did put effort into it. there were some recycled images but compared to other previous titles they did better.

Sakura Knight 3 wasn't the worst in the series, given that at least it had somethig to tell unlike part 2. What really dissapointed me was the complete lack of a mildly interesting story overall like Sakura MMO had, almost no twist, nothing. I really liked the first part, it had pottential. it's a shame they couldn't give these girls a story that wasn't this kind of a uninteresting mess. CGS and sex scenes have great art as usual, but in need of an urgent change, that is to make them more explicit, these ended up being dull and boring most of the time, even more so than Sakura MMO. Same as Sakura MMO, in Sakura Knight the HAREM ENDING IS THE TRUE ENDING. +18 FREE patch is necessary to take the most out of this VN. [h1]6.5/10 [/h1]

A closing chapter to the Knight series developed by the Winged Cloud. Does it end with a bang or whimper? The story follows the events of the previous instalment so if you have not played it yet you might be a bit lost. This is the most linear part and focuses on just one story line. Despite being short pacing is rather slow mainly due to the frequent yuri padding. It honestly feels a bit forced, moreso than in the prequels. The is really only one ending and just the final scene vary; scene with your chosen waifu or a harem. Writing style, just like before, feels relatively fine. Some less common words were employed but overall it is an easy read. Still silly fantasy yuri with a dose of comedy. Liked the previous parts? If yes, then you can expect more of the same enjoyment. Pretty art was again done by Inma and again is pretty ecchi but nothing above that. There are no new character sprites. All recycled from the previous parts. Still good, still with the 'same face' syndrome. Most, if not all, backgrounds were also copied. Only novelty present here are a few CGs. Good quality but just a handful. They sure saved money on this game. Music, just like most of the art, was just reused from the the previous titles. It is rather well fitting and easy to ones ears so I'm ok with it. Budget yuri VN after all. No bugs encountered. To summarise, a rather short conclusion to the Knight series with good quality but recycled art and music. Only worth checking if you read and enjoyed this silly yuri romp previously. Otherwise don't bother: 5.2/10

This game is good, its story packed and engaging. I get attached to the characters and have a blast. i definitely don't have over 1k hours playing all the Sakura games i have. i'm not a degenerate, i'm just an ungodly individual with divine intelligence and multidimensional processing power.

See my review for SK 1 and 2, but this was not a great VN. Buy Sakura MMO if you like yuri from WC

Sorry to say, I did not enjoy this game , it is boring af. I played Sakura Knight 2 and it was alot better and fun to play then this game. The music is pleasant but sleepy, it isnt attractive to me as sk2 was. I played 25 minutes and got bored.

Though This is the 3 episode, it is the worst of the 3 The other 2 are ok but I recommend this as it concludes the story. I did wonder in the previous couple of ep's Why Rune was ever an LI ? She has Paws, they aint much kop lol Our cat girl has hands so she is fine.

Another of the Sakura series from Winged Cloud, this one centers on an aspiring knight, who discovers that things are not as easy as she imagined. Along the way, she meets three companions, who... might become something more. Based on the end slide, this also appears to be the third part of a longer story. There is a patch that allows you to see certain parts, and probably adds a scene or two.

I was surprised how much effort went into this game: usually Winged Cloud doesn't care too much with each release. This time though, they (sort of) introduced not one but two new characters: Saga, the red haired villian already teased at the end of "Sakura Knight 2", and a blonde from the town (already visible when you search for the trading cards) are both in the end (somehow) joining our four heroines of which I already grew quite fond. As a visual novel, the game still fails short of course. Most of its prose being unreadable, you're far better off skipping much of it. As with all of those "Sakura" titles, the charm stems from more comedic aspects: like very likeable anthropomorphic characters and tongue-in-cheek slapstick situations in combination with the usual titilating promises (even without the soft pornographic content added in). Compared to both predecessors, the amount of violence put on screen is somewhat mild and reduced this time around: there are no lustful plants inhabiting the woods in here and the wolf (as seen in the preview screens), it turns out, is a pet. Even the villain not so bad or cruel after all - keeping it up with the light hearted tone of the whole franchise ("Sakura Sadist" included) in spite of the recent departure into the Harem genre with the "Sakura Succubus" series.

considerably better than the first and second, art is completely different and more like other games by winged cloud. the story is still ass