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i mean it might just be me where i love to fast to slow for me

Does a budget strategy RPG set in the VR MMORPG under development by a small studio owned by the main protagonist sound intriguing? If your answer is yes, then you might find some enjoyment here. The setting of this title is rather unique, as you play as an indie game developer who is currently developing a VR game with a friend. Since you and your work buddy are poor, an investor hunt is in order. After a few phone calls, the protagonist finds a wealthy businessman willing to sponsor the game. Now, with the funding secured, you can focus solely on the development.  The development process, i.e., the main story, is broken down into 25 chapters. Each chapter consists of a VN-style story section, followed by a preparation'camp', and ending with a simple turn-based battle. Almost all VN sections contain a choice. Each choice impacts the "real-ideal" bar present on top of the camp screen. The choices you make can influence the type of enemies you face, the character recruitment, and which of the two endings you can obtain. Other than the endings, the story is very linear, so one playthrough is enough to see almost everything. Unfortunately, the English translation is pretty bad. The camp/office section allows you to craft, shop, and change equipment; fight side battles; do character training; and upgrade character class (lv 20). The side battles reward you with the materials required to craft items. The crafting is limited by the blueprints available in the shop. Strangely enough, the blueprints for some of the best items never appear in the shop. Incomplete game design? As for the battles, even on hard mode, most present a low challenge. Only if you aim to meet special conditions can more challenge be found. I had enough motivation to finish this game twice, but I still feel uncertain about recommending it to others. With low expectations, some enjoyment can be found. The anime art implemented here is ok. Some characters were simply copied from other games made by this dev. The hentai part is rather weak. There are no CGs, so all h-scenes contain character sprites simply pasted on the background. It doesn't look very appealing. Perhaps the character training contains some simple, stiff animations. Very much budget quality, but at least all uncensored. The music you can hear here is of the generic, royalty-free variety. I heard most of the tracks in other RPG Maker games. None of the tracks are catchy or memorable, but it sure could be worse. Again, budget quality. No bugs encountered. To conclude, this title has an interesting premise but a bad English translation. Both art and music are generic and scream low budget. Still, for fans of anime style and/or simple strategy RPGs, it might be worth trying. A very tepid recommendation: 5.1/10

many bug and gameplay wasn't smooth. keep lagging and sometimes just hang during the enemies' turn. but the story is good

Translation? seen worse Last update Mar 2021 Now, one battle into the game: theres an option for a DLC wich produces an "error DLC file" notice (I looked, none of the DLCs i DONT have applied there, so it has to be one of the ones I DO have, one of the free ones, after all, its right after the FIRST battle) So, never mind that battle animations are so rushed that battle feels like a chore, the game is incomplete and abbandoned

Simple tactics with RPG elements. I recommend it if you want to relax for an hour or two after work. Pros: - nice, albeit simple graphics and art; - a funny story about the development of a VR game; - simple, but engaging gameplay. Cons: - not very user-friendly interface; - incomplete translation into english; - brain-dead enemy AI; - compared to "big" tactics, it may seem overly simple.

Well... looking at the game, what would you really expect? This is one of those games you could safely judge by its cover. For better or worse. This game features almost nothing in the way of strategy. Battles are braindead easy, with passive enemy AI, repetitive formations, no terrain bonuses, and open, uncreative map design. Any difficulties you encounter in the game can be safely overcome with a little bit of grind. I doubt this game will appeal to strategy enthusiasts. This game also has a paper-thin story with of the most hilariously bad translations I've ever seen. Expect terms such as "the dad donor" to pop up quite often. I doubt this game will appeal to fans of JRPGs or Visual Novels. But that's okay. We all know why you bought this game. Don't we?