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I really enjoyed this set! It had a good range of basic character builds to work from and a lot of different styles of clothes when compared to the working dude's collection of suits, suits, and more suits. (Though I will admit, they are very well drawn suits, and I will probably pick up that set too at some point.)

The lines are clean and the coloring technique happens to blend really well with my own, so it saves me a lot of time over drawing all of my supporting characters from the ground up. Even just leafing through it for inspiration has been a huge help when I'm stuck on a particular design. If you are interested in game making or character design at all, you really can't go wrong picking this up -- especially at this price!

Each and every one of the qualities that made the first volume great are present in this second one and every single aspect of this work represents a significant improvement over the first work,the visuals of characters,vehicles and locations are more detailed and polished,the action is intense,the few instances of fanservice are very refined and this second book features nearly twice the number of pages of the first book,for all of these reasons i can say without any doubt that this non hentai doujin work is easily on par with renowned titles like shing*ki no ky*jin.

PROS
-Excellent art design,both the locations and characters look great making each page really great to look at,the 2048x1536 resolution of the pages also contributes.
-For just four dollars you get the first volume(144 pages) of an epic saga.
-The action is sequences are very good and even though the tank girl is very strong,she often has to use great caution when facing some of her foes and the strategies that her and the officer guy are vital to their survival as it's clear that even a single mistake can cost the duo their lives rarely leaves a battle unscathed,all these things contribute to make each skirmish in the story very realistic,even though the protagonist of this story is a huge anthropomorphic tank.
-There's a tiny bit of fanservice for those who like that sort of thing,but if that's what you're looking for i suggest you look elsewhere as this is a plot driven work and it's story is a pretty serious one at that.
-Without giving too much spoiler,i can say that the story is pretty good and the characters and setting do a pretty good job at drawing in the reader.
-The protagonists are an enormous tank girl and a normal human officer,so fans of the giantess genre will love this work.
CONS
The titular antropomorphic tank does the military salute every time she talks to a character and that happens so often it's funny,but maybe that's an actual military thing,i have no idea,even after reading it multiple times,that's the only flaw i can think of though.

In conclusion this work is awesome and i recommend it to everyone.

I played the trial/free version, which unlocks all of Matsumoto's route, and liked it enough to buy the full version. Each route was independent of each other, which I liked, but they were too short; the writing could be expanded, though all the mysteries were clarified and answered.

System is excellent; you can comment on your save files, Tweet from the game, and adjust the volume levels for every character (which I had to make use of, since several characters were more quiet than others). I was comfortable with the art style, though some CGs were better than others. Soundtrack is excellent and fit all the scenes. The voices were actually quite good, and having the heroine voiced was a major plus for me.

Love the sound of the boy! The voice is very clear, no disturbing noise to be heard. Besides that, the voice sounds very boyish and cute. It's like a real boy voice. There are many voice available inside this voice pack for different situations, such as: system voice (save / exit)and fight voice (attack, magic). For 100 yen this is a real bargain and I'd recommend this to anyone making an RPG game :)

Bought this and really satisfied with the quality! With just $11, you get to have 5 characters with different build and each character can be customized (hair, clothes, eyes). The only thing lacking is perhaps the ability to change the color of skin, but the other redeeming quality overcomes its weakness.

I'd recommend this product to anyone who wants to make RPG game or VN with RPG/fantasy element.

I picked the full version of this game up on recommendation, and I've been delighted with the graphics, voice & sound work so far. Well worth the price!
The storyline I'm following now has had some surprisingly comedic moments courtesy of the player character Sienna, but I know there will be more mystery and dark secrets to uncover soon.
*The demo and full versions work well sound & graphics-wise in Windows 7 (emulated in Parallels 6 on a Mac running 10.6.8).

Really nice horizontal 2d shmup with great music and nicely drawn graphics. The the stages are varied with nice parallax scrolling. However, this game is super difficult. One hit and you are dead and each time you die you are reset back to an earlier checkpoint, and there and not many checkpoints! It feels like a lost pc engine game (sort of like Rayxanber), supports gamepads (I'm using an xbox 360 controller), and supports full-screen with smooth scrolling. Definitely worth it for fans of the style.

ZugyA is very much a score-based game, where you essentially play the same stage over and over, but it continually gets more and more difficult. You can fly in all directions and need to destroy a certain number of bases to reach the next level. It is fun and gets progressively more challenging. However, the game can be a little easy and slow for the first 10 levels, and I haven't found a level skip option (but perhaps there is one and I haven't found it). After that the challenge does start rising. Really I only wish there were more backgrounds. The star field background with colorful novas is beautiful, but it appears to be the only one and it would be nice if it changed every 5 stages or so.

Really nice horizontal 2d shmup with super cute and colorful graphics. The music has that catchy style of 16-bit games, and the stages are varied with nice parallax scrolling. It is fairly easy on the easy difficulty setting, but at hard it becomes a challenge. It feels like a lost super nintendo game (sort of like cotton 100%), supports gamepads (I'm using an xbox 360 controller), and supports fullscreen with smooth scrolling. Definitely worth it for fans of the style.