Wild Romance: Mofu Mofu Edition Reviews

If you don't mind mosaic'd anime H-scenes, this is the perfect VN for you. I like Tsu(ndere)baki and Nazuna best.

I was having a great time with this, then I discovered the V key. I lost it. I went from having a great time to lauging my ass off. FYI This isnt a really serious review. This game is great and you should buy it.

Very enjoyable. Some of the scenes went on a bit, but based on the colorful language and voice acting, you can tell that they did their best to please everyone. There were a couple of things that were over-the-top for my taste, but for someone whose taste runs to cat girls and so on, I don’t think anyone is likely to be disappointed. The graphics were fine and in this case, I didn’t mind the mosaic censoring on small patches throughout the game. The amount was minor and basically hid a ton of “male members” which I don’t particularly care to view in detail anyway. (Let me add that if you want something more graphic, there are a ton of games out there like Twists of My Life that are much more unrestrained than this game and the price isn’t all that different.) A significant part of the story, perhaps missed by many, is that the main female protagonists are tasked with helping the good local spirits (think Shinto religion) and protecting the people in the area from the more malevolent demons (yokai). Two examples: [spoiler]A surprising diversion was the party of the minor deities (youkai) where the man and his four childhood friends were servers. The references to moe-moe-kyun and other Anime references were very unexpected and added a lot of laughs. This scene alone helped build out the personalities of virtually every character in this story.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Another scene involves protecting the protagonist from a Kappa (river child demon), resulting in a sumo match with an unpredictable solution.[/spoiler] Some of the dialogue is particularly clever. According to the Steam Achievements stats, this is from a part of the game only 1/5 of the players have seen: [spoiler]Him: Ok this is serious. We need to follow orders. Her: I am ready to drop my panties whenever you say. Him: No—I mean this is a very important guard duty. You can’t think like that. Her: Oh. I was only kidding. I am not wearing panties.[/spoiler] Recommended.

so far my FAVORITE game of all from Cherry Kiss games: really enjoyed the story and the comedy in it (because fuck who doesn't wanna laugh?!) and decent amount of game... plus I'm just a sucker for Fox girls/ Dog girls/ Cat girls/ and apparently Tanuki girls haha. please make a PART 2!! but overall: a GREAT game for VN readers.

Full disclosure here, Wild Romance: Mofu Mofu Edition is literally a hentai visual novel. The H-content is valued above everything else in the game and it shows. Anyone looking for anything else in this game will be sorely disappointed. I kept that in mind while reviewing the game. Pros: Fantastic character designs. If there is anything that Wild Romance really exceeds at, it is definitely the character designs and the overall art. Having great character designs is a must in any sort of H-game, so this is a massive plus. There may only be four characters, but each is nicely designed and fits into a particular niche, with personalities to match. Free 18+ patch. One of the things Cherry Kiss Games does right here is making the patch for Wild Romance free to download. No extra fee required like certain other publishers. The game is horribly censored without the patch, leaving the H-scenes intact, but without the visuals. The free patch removes all of this censoring, allowing the player to read through the game as it was when released in Japan (with mosaics covering certain body parts). Self-voicing. Pressing V at anytime while playing enables self-voicing, a text-to-speech feature. I found this addition to be hilarious, especially when used during the H-scenes. Hearing a computer read out those scenes in the most monotone voice is definitely something else. Cannot say I have ever heard of a hentai game accommodating for the blind, but I am glad to know there is at least one! Achievements. Lots of visual novels on Steam lack achievements, so I am glad that at least the hentai ones get it right. Now all of my friends can know when I finish an H-scene, as this game gives you an achievement after every one. Wild Romance even has trading cards. Hopefully Cherry Kiss keeps up this trend with future releases. Other visual novel publishers need to up their game. Cons: No text window transparency option. The lack of a window behind the on-screen text can make said text hard to read at times. This is very noticeable when the background is lighter, like a character’s white clothing. White on white is rather difficult to read, even if there is a slight shadow effect applied to the text. There is no option to make this text any more readable unfortunately. Typos. It seems that just about every English-translated VN on Steam nowadays has this issue, and Wild Romance is no exception. I noticed several typos and general grammar issues while playing through the game. Lines such as “kissing my on my head” were not all that uncommon. Lack of voice options. I found it to be a bit annoying when a character’s spoken line would carry over into the next line rather than stopping mid-line. This only applies when a voiced line is followed by an unvoiced line. If a voiced line is followed by another voiced line, it cuts off early and plays the new line. This behavior should be configurable for the former, making it so voice lines cut off immediately after moving onto the next line. Soundtrack. The background music played throughout Wild Romance is awful. There are like three or four tracks total, all of which sound like some generic pieces taken from an asset store. They are just that bad. I was able to set the music volume really low, so at least it is configurable. As a hentai visual novel, Wild Romance hits all the marks. It may have a poor story and an abysmal soundtrack, but the game certainly does not aim to excel in either of those areas. Its sole purpose is to link together the H-scenes in a somewhat coherent matter, which it does succeed in. If that is what you are looking for, then give it a shot. Otherwise, stay very far away.

TL;DR: A very straight-forward story with no variance. FULL TEXT: I've only ever played one Visual Novel game in the past. Several years back, and I don't even remember what it was called. It was pretty large, and was, essentially, a Choose Your Own Adventure kind of novel. After picking up this game and "Breeding Village," I had to look up the definition of "Visual Novel" to make sure I was understanding it correctly. As it turns out, there are two kinds! The 'Railroad' kind, and the 'Adventure' kind. Outside of Japan, these two categories are both filed under the same "Visual Novel" tag. I was expecting Adventure, and what I got was Railroad. This is just a straight-forward story, assisted by semi-helpful visual aids. It is not the kooky adventure I was hoping for. There's only an illusion of choice, and no different girls to meet with and talk to. Simply a click-fest for your off-hand. It was, in the words of Mark Twain, "Disappointing." But hey, if that's your thing, this game's for you!

So this is the updated version of Wild Romance. Updated, as in adding back in a few missing features and some scenes. And well... it also has an optional patch to add in CGs for the sex scenes (apparently those are still within, just without the CGs without the patch). There are two choices in the game, which are only needed for getting all the CGs in the gallery. The first choice is which girl you take around a festival, the second... well, it is H-scene related...

I cant launch the game, the game is running but cant see anything. There is low technical support when trying to fix the problem

I'll be honest and admit that this is a surprisingly good nukige. I've played another visual novel made by these developers before, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/795160/Tsundere_Idol/]Tsundere Idol[/url], and that game wasn't really my cup of tea. I decided to give Norn/Miel another chance, so I got [i]Wild Romance[/i] on a good sale. I had very low expectations at first, but this title is a lot superior to [i]Tsundere Idol[/i], not only regarding the story itself but the art style and adult scenes are better. There's also a "special patch" you can get to unlock the full game, and it's on the publisher's website. You play as a young man named Kazuma. After studying in Tokyo for a few years, he decides to return to his hometown. Once he's back, he's greeted by his four childhood friends: Sumire, Aoi, Nazuna, Tsubaki. It doesn't take long until he finds out that they are, in fact, spirits in disguise. Like I said before, this is a nukige which means it's heavily focused on adult content. Don't buy this title if you're expecting a deep plot or well-developed characters because [i]Wild Romance[/i] revolves around certain situations that are favorable to sex. The girls are alright and I even dare to say that for a nukige their personalities are somewhat interesting. This game is mostly kinetic, there are no choices to make, and just near the end that you can make two choices: the first one gives you different CGs and the second one gives you different VA in a certain scene. They don't change the ending of the novel, though. [spoiler]The adult scenes are good. There's some recurrent impregnation fetish going around, not so heavy as we see in [i]Tsundere Idol[/i], but it's still there.[/spoiler] The art here is good! Sprites and CGs are well drawn, especially the adult CGs. But [b]this game contains mosaics[/b] which is a bit of a letdown. The BGM is just awful, it sounds like elevator music and I'm glad that there's an option to mute it but not the VA (which is fairly good). The English translation is also better than [i]Tsundere Idol[/i]. Some phrases still sound awkward sometimes, but it isn't so bad. It also took me around six hours to read the entire novel. 6/10. I recommend getting this game on a sale if you're looking for a nice nukige to play and add to your visual novel collection.

The Mofu Mofu Edition is the improved version of the old one. It has everything the old version has plus all the improvements, additions, and H-scenes. This is the exactly like the Japanese version. This is the version to play, not the old one. If you want to see the H-scenes, then you need to download the patch from Cherry Kiss Games’s site. Although even without the H-scene patch, the dialougue remains for people that just want to hear it but not see those scenes. A lovely type of visual novel. This has a light-hearted story with a very relaxing atomosphere. It’s the type of Visual Novel that you’d want to play when you want sit back and take it easy. The artwork and character designs are very beautiful and well drawn. There are four heroines that are very attatched to the Main Character in this game, Sumire, Tsubaki, Aoi, and Nazuna. All all of them are very pretty and charming and all of them are fully voiced by Japanese Voice Actresses. The Japanese voice actresses did a great job at voicing the characters and their kissing sounds are very charming. Each of the heroines has their own distinct personality that makes them so lovable. They're plenty of those type of scenes where the heroines’ kisses and licks the Protagonist and gets involved in H-scenes. If you want to see those H-scenes, then just simply download the 18+ patch. Although the dialogue still remains even without the 18+ patch.