Fantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.3 Postlude Days- Reviews

Very Well 8/10 +- 5 Hour of story Isekai setup, prety nice story with some nice animation. It's fun for no brain story and relax. Don't forget the patch !!! Where? Find it ur self don't be lazy WEEB

Honestly this series was very nice, it's short and sweet story, nothing is offensive, and you kind of wish there was bit more. It is a wholesome harem narrative, and if you want something to shut off and relax to, this series is well worth it on sale. It's a bit too short to recommend full price, and honestly there's no replayability, this is a one and done experience, which leaves the experience all the more bittersweet. Wasn't feeling Anzu, but perhaps that's because there very little chemistry, narrative wise, imo. She just was unpleasant the whole way through, then all of the sudden she wants the Protag D, and it was revealed that she always liked Protag-kun... it was jarring tbh. But that's just me, I suppose, expecting a lead up to a relationship in a harem VN. The Nun was, well, kind of just there, narrative wise. Her H-scene was admittedly pretty hot though tbh. I wish there'd be more scenes to revisit the original Harem crew, especially Daisy the Cat-girl. It's as if though in each one of the Volumes they just wash over the fact Protag-kun has pre-established relationships with the others in the Tavern. Going to miss this series honestly, shame that this is where it ends. But never cry that it's over, smile that it happened to begin with...

Final of three parts of an overarcing story, where the protagonist (choose your name) ends up in an alternate world and at a tavern... where, well... he can end up in intimate situations... Decent enough.

literally quivering right now. These games are so fire and actually make me feel emotions which I was not expecting. 100% worth getting

Since this is the final volume of the series, I'll just rate this as a whole. Interesting story, chef from another world ends up as a isekai harem protagonist in a fantasy world. Great artwork and voice acting (very important for a game like this), really love the live 2D character animations to liven things up. In short, it is a good quick visual novel with H scenes to pass the time.

Good ending to this short but fun read. Sad is finished and it left me looking for something with a similar vibe. Really enjoyed all the characters and the setting of the game. Hope they make an appearance in the next Qureate like Cattleya did. Need Vol. 4 Plumeria days

i dont get why they censored vol 1 and 3 even with the 18 plus patch installed the lower bits are still censored out... i hope they update the game and removed the censored bits for the 18 patch

[h1]Steam Deck Experience: Runs on Proton 8.0-5[/h1] You'll need to manually set the Proton version in the game properties. You'll need to stick with the touch screen or mouse controls. Review note: I played with the free R18 patch. I liked this one the most out of the series. They dialed up the story a bit and it felt a bit longer than the others. If you liked the other games, you'll probably like this one to.

So, I'll be doing something a little different here, as there are two direct sequels to this game, I'll basically be reviewing them as a trio. Between all three, I can say that the VFX, SFX, BGM, and UI are all beyond reproach. The CGs are great, but could be better - it seems like they made some small sacrifices to the quality to add animation, that - while better than usual - seemed ultimately pointless. The characters too were quite well done in that they all have an actual personality beyond "fuck me for reasons"- the sex feels... earned, for lack of any better term; each one is pretty, and pretty unique in terms of appearance. (I'm quite pleased that they seemed to steer clear of the bog-standard big tiddied blonde with blue or green eyes.) The game actually has a STORY, and while a little on the simple side, the sex is as a result of the story and not the impetus for it. (RE:FTS1) Credit where it's due, the game(/s) does(/do) make a good point of giving each character ample time to develop. Despite being a "sextet", each game only focuses on two characters, and briefly introduces a few others. For character development, I like this approach, but there are problems that crop up later as a result. Lupine and Daisy are both likable to varying degrees, though I think the way they handled the developing relationships was... unnatural; in reverse order. The biggest disappointment however is just how short the game is - a common theme, sadly. 7/10 (RE:FTS2) Continuing the trend of giving the characters the development they deserve, I think they did the best job with Dahlia and Veronica. The story too was more complex, if not necessarily better, as this game too is short. The story feels a little rushed and rife with deus ex machina, still I'm impressed they managed to squeeze in as much as they did without turning it into an incomprehensible mess. Unfortunately this is where giving each character the development they need starts showing it's downsides - despite the fact that Lupine and Daisy are as integral to the story as ever, they get very little attention. Which feels wrong - you spend the whole to the first game developing a relationship with them, and growing to love them; then they're set by the wayside to such a degree that they practically no longer exist. 7/10 (RE:FTS3) The story here is the sloppiest, they spend a significant chunk of the first half making Anzu an insufferable cunt, only to try and redeem her later. I understand her reasons, as I too wear a mask, but that doesn't excuse being a lazy antagonistic twat for the whole of the interactions with her up to this point (including the who knows how many months or years they were co-workers before being transported to this world). Plumeria redeems the story though, to the point of being tolerable. Her developments make sense and are well timed (plus she's the most attractive character, imo). Again, though - the previous characters get practically abandoned. At times, Lupine and Daisy will act jealous and/or possessive - and it's hard to blame them. 6/10 Given each game's length, I see no reason why it should've been divided into 3 parts; I can only assume it was a cash grab tactic on the part of the devs, as there are other VNs with better CGs that are as long as (or longer) than all 3 of these games combined. As such, I cannot recommend any of these games individually, especially at 13USD. HOWEVER - I can recommend getting all 3 together. They're good enough to justify the 39USD price tag. That said, I do wish they were significantly longer, individually or as a group - giving some love (even if just figuratively) to previous characters. 7/10 as a group

It's a fitting conclusion for this short, but supririsngly charming 3 part game. Like the previous 2 parts, it's short, not very unique, so it really doesn't stand out too much, besides perhaps the animated, rather great looking character sprites. It has 3 endings, 2 of which is very similar. Now that I'm done with the third game, I have to say, I grew rather fond of the characters, especially the two new feature characters, Anzu and Plumeria. Somehow I also grew fond of their little tavern as well and despite how much they could've done with the setting, I'm kinda okay with what I got. I had fun reading through this little story and I think that's all that matters in the end. I'm actually surprised how good I felt once I finished the this third entry and thought back on the first two. Side note, the H-scenes are great in this one. I recommend buying this short 3 part game for anyone who's looking for a short term distraction and some charming, young 2D ladies, especially if you can get it on a sale.