Corona Blossom Vol.1 Gift From the Galaxy Reviews

I thought this VN was not that bad I kinda Liked it ^^ It Began When the Space Pirates Needed SS Ranking Bounty And Found on on Earth So they Crash Landed there To seek it out. Then Some time after The MC person Named Kieji And Kumiko And Shino Were Having there fun Playing well messing around with there Mechs And When Upon Certain meteor Crashed Landed on the Surface and when kieji Went to Rescue it Was None Other than Metallic Blob like Substance Who in turn When He touched it Turned into Girl Who they Named R ne. In the End though the Space Pirates Found them And Demnaded they Take R ne in and collect the Bounty for her or So they Thought Im not gonna Spoil the Ending Haha. It was rather nice And Sorta Confusing some Parts were but Enough to Where I Liked it.

Short, yet enjoyable. Ended on quite the cliffhanger (Didn't really think they would it end it there to be perfectly honest) Still, it was worth it. Especially the 18+ patch ;) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Looking forward to the next volume.

This is a kinetic novel about an amorphous metal blob alien thats being hunted by cat girl space pirates who wear maid outfits.... Do i need to go on? oh ok Basically its a lower rent Nekopara with a bit more story involved, huge breasted females, breast jokes and well the usual mammary related events (yet to find the jiggle key though) + It doesnt try too hard to be what it isnt (no pretensions) funny Cat girl Space Pirates with big guns - Short pop pulp novel level writing (but hey its a giggle) Its a competently written, funny and light story for the slightly more mature audience, there is partial nudity but nothing you cant see with even a basic look on the net. The graphics aren’t as smooth as Nekopara’s but are perfectly acceptable. There are occasional sound issues with the default settings (some of the characters get drowned out by the music) but these can be tweaked. On a side note the patch isn’t worth the money and only introduces 3 rather creepy H scenes that are nothing to do with the story and only detract from the product

This was a beauitful experince. You better buy it because it;s the most amazing VN in the world ever. R-ne, a cat. The others, just a normal human (Expect Lily and Yunie). You made this good, Frontwing. I believe, I can get vol.2 next Friday. Happy to play this.

This is a kinetic novel that will beat you silly with its charm. Watch as the characters come to life thanks to the E-mote system (like NEKOPARA!). The story has interesting characters with some real depth to them and also features great artwork and voicing. I would guess not everyone would think much of the plot but I definitely enjoy it. There's a lot to like here and I'm really looking forward to volume 2!

OK.... What can I say abot the game... It was quite good but still kinda short . From my perspective the character development and story gets a solid 10/10 for sure the animation a 8/10(what was with the too small mouths) and the only rating that everyone cares about my personal enjoyment 10/10 would buy the game 10 times again!!!

The writing is fairly good with a decent story throughout the three Volumes. It shines the brightest in this first volume, but the call backs in later Vols. give the 3 VN's a good flow. Good world building and okay supporting characters, with a good MC(in this vol. at least). The "e-mote system" gives the experience some more character, but don't expect it to fit well all the time. It does have it's good moments, but most the time it's just there. It's an ecchi series even without the 18+ patch so do know what you're getting into.

This kinetic (no choices to make, you only read) visual novel is actually nice. There’s a lot of fan service, the art style is beautiful (very “anime cliche” but it’s ok, it’s still really good), BGM is cute, and the VA is amazing. The story is cool too, but there’s still a lot to explain; I hope that the second game will tell at least a bit more about R-ne’s past. If you enjoy kinetic novels and anime, give this one a chance. It’s a nice experience! 8/10.

I wish there was a neutral button. So I needed a dumb light-hearted VN to wash away some heavy VN (Island, also from Frontwing) I've read the past month. Corona Blossom JP version's to be released at August but the English version got available first and it seemed cheaper so I've grabbed this instead. Story - Nothing to write home about, just the premise of an unknown being lands on Earth and then she's being chased by someone. It's already obvious but the first volume just sets up the plot (I assume) before the second volume comes out. Sound - Standard [strike]eroge[/strike] VN BGMs that aren't really memorable as it's just there to accompany the game. Voice acting is good but cringey but I know what I signed up for. GRAFIX - Seen games (like that train vn) that used E-mote system better so I hope they could add more fluidness to the characters in the next volume. And I'm biased for the art (by ななかまい) as I do love the character design for the game so if you like his art, you might as well as go for it. Characters - Well yeah, you're playing a VN that has no choices so you might as well as focus on the characters and the story. You already have the cookie-cutted characters so you know what their personalities will be. There's not much to talk about. Since volume one is basically an introduction to everyone, I'll be expecting some key points of the character's problem be resolved in the later volumes. Others - 18+ content. While I do somewhat understand the way VN games cost and add that want to make a profit overseas and even the cost to make it even be available overseas, I don't think the price is worth it for just three (good! had fun with these) scenes. Said content can only be accessed in the main menu so you won't get a sudden sex scene while playing the main story. - I do appreciate having both English and Japanese text in the same textbox. - Translation's spot on. If you don't mind the liberties where some text that wouldn't even make sense when translated to English. - It's short, like 4-5 hours long if you skip voices. tldr, it's okay, buy 18+ patch only if you want to, and volume 2 fucking when

This kinetic visual novel from Frontwing is the first volume of the Corona Blossom series as a comedy with fanservice featuring a male protagonist Keiji Osaki who help out at his grandfather's mech repair and maintainence workshop Osaki Ironworks in a remote Japanese town of Hanma with his female assistant Kumiko Kirishima. One day, a falling meteor happen to crash into an abandoned factory nearby. With his childhood friend Shino Akune, Keiji and Kumiko decide to investigate the crash site which would lead to their discovery of a young catgirl R-ne. As R-ne settles in Hanma town with the inhabitants of Hanma town which include Kanade Hioki, Shino's father, Keiji's grandfather and several minor supporting characters, R-ne's arrival at Hanma town has also attracted the attention of a space pirate ship with the captain Lily Lucalusa Shamony, engineer Yunie Mariette Panini and multiple robot underlings among her crew. Reading through the entire kinetic visual novel will take less than 10 hours. Soundtracks, CGs and overall game presentation are great after factoring in appropriate background music, the use of CGs and animated sprites as well as a great opening and ending movie with theme songs. Theme song DLC is highly recommended for those who like two fast catchy opening and ending theme songs with vocals. Recommended when game is at discount and at bundle offer with subsequent volumes 2 and 3 [spoiler]as the game has a cliffhanger ending and the soundtrack DLC is only available at volume 3.[/spoiler]