Hachishaku Reviews

Bought for the reasons you expect, but got something a bit more. 8/10 Better than I thought it was gonna be! Not hard to beat, as you can tell by the play time at time of review. Taking cues from other games in the vein of Slender, you're looking for collectibles, with a slight twist in that you're attempting to carry them back to specific locations. Hasshaku-sama can't enter buildings though, so there's plenty of opportunities to get away (along with the smoke bombs...) Moving around and interacting with objects is good, and the (intentionally?) out of place slide dodge makes most encounters escapable. A major complaint with the gameplay is that the food items don't immediately explain what they do (the text is in kanji), but moving around after picking them up should give you an immediate idea. The game's 2D art is pleasant to look at, and the overall vibe of the town works. I was actually a bit nervous walking around town until I saw Hasshaku-sama running at me and remembered what I was playing lmao. If I had a complaint here, it's that some items feel out of scale. Some, like the pickup truck, are massive, while others seem just a bit small. On top of the jizo statues, the main collectibles, you can also find notes written by former villagers, and these are almost all hilarious. There are also many pictures to find, some of which are taken in engine, and some are more 2D art. The writing for the notes (and in general) is decently written, with a few spelling and grammar errors, but they're never distracting. The backstory they make is actually interesting, and again, funny. My main complaint, assuming I'm not blind and just didn't see the option, is that I wish there was a way to view images you found in town. Could help with figuring out what you're missing or to show the player what they've seen again. I also wouldn't mind some more interactivity in Gravure Mode, even it's something simple like hitting interact on Hasshaku-sama to make her strike a pose or wave. Overall, a fun and humorous game that doesn't take itself seriously, though I hope that attitude doesn't get in the way of the creator improving as time goes on. Assuming a few of the notes are foreshadowing and not just worldbuilding, I look forward to the next game the creator makes.

Good short "horror" game where you run away from a tall lady inspired by Japanese folklore. The objective is to find 5 Jizu Statues and place them in their respective shrines. It takes a good hour or 2 to fully memorize the layout and where the shrines are as the mini-map is practically useless when opened other than knowing where Hachishaku-sama is. There are some bugs and glitches I have found that can be game breaking, but the game fun overall.

Fun little game While there is some slight jank, there is good gameplay with the slide giving you an effective dodge; the various bombs can stun her for a short time and due to the effects being very noticeable you can easily tell what bomb is needed each time Hachishaku has tits that are a little big for me but she's got a great design only hampered by slight clipping at times As a Horror game, I can't say it delivers but c'mon you saw the waifu, you and I aren't playing to be scared Overall, I recommend getting this if you like tall women chasing after you, especially when she can rock a bikini while running after a guy who is the height of her legs

Absolute Cinema of a 'Chased by Waifu" game. Dev need more of these in our lives. Hana is absoutely cutie potootie.

Fun game. The map may seem confusing at first, however you will soon learn where things are and create routes to run and escape through. May take some time to find all the goals; statues, pictures, and notes alike, but nothing is unfairly hidden or overly difficult to find. Dev is very active and receptive to questions and critiques. Only thing is: currently there is not too much to do at the moment. I've been routing through story mode to see how fast I can complete it while farming money but, once you have all the costumes and found all the spots and pictures in gravure mode, there isn't much else to keep playing at the moment. That said, Dev is planning to add another mode and more to what's currently playable, so that isn't really a complaint since they are actively working to add more. All in all, very competent game. Has some good horror elements (got jumpscared by her when she first spawned in on my first playthrough) and has quite a good bit of humor in it too. Definitely try it out and follow this dev!

game is pretty good and you have a giant wife with big boobs to look so nice i just don't think the sexual content is necessary overall 7/10

A charming little indie game that gives off Slender: The Arrival vibes but instead of Slenderman, it’s a big lady. It’s short, humorous, and doesn’t overstay its welcome. With everything going on around the visa situation, now’s a great time to support indie devs.

No porn in the game but I wasn't disappointed at all. Overall, with a sweet and charming ending for what I expected this game to be.

At current state game looks like a default indie horror. Searching items and places for 2 hours and then die with no checkpoints. Enemy sometimes teleports, not cool. I recommend instead teleport change enemy speed like: if (distance_between_player_and_enemy > 100): enemy_speed = distance_between_player_and_enemy / const_value This should fix that she can go too far from player and it easier to use than teleport.(In my games It works fine). It would be cool to add more tips, so it would easier to navigate and learn map. Game almost doesn't have any music. Poor optimization I'm playing on rtx 3070 and have to play with 720p resolution or my gpu going 100%. I wish dev success.

Bought it for the Mommy milkies. No actual porn in game. Sad for a short time. Fairly compelling gameplay loop, if very simple. Silly lore notes. Monster is secretly childhood sweetheart. Actually wholesome story. 8/10 game for 3 hours of game. 11/10 feel good ending.