Realism, plzさんのレビュー一覧

The game play is limited - you don't really have that many things to do most of time - it's a very linear game, but there are a few choices that affect the story. Only really towards the end, do you get a couple choices that branch into one of the three different endings.

The main thing about this game, however, is the art. It's a pretty unique style. The H scenes contain simple animations, but it works. You can also toggle some of the clothes off and on.

The story is pretty linear and unoriginal. You have to rescue your husband by exploring a dungeon with his childhood friend who isn't really a friend.

You need to hire two more guys to go into the dungeon with you but they aren't involved in any of the scenes (though I didn't finish the game). At first, it seems like you need to pay these two guys at least 1000 each per day but you only need to pay them for each trip to the dungeon. Most of the jobs offer some H scenes.

The dungeon battles was actually a nice change from most RPG games and there are possible H scenes there. The main story progresses after the dungeons.

For each of the seven days you get a long visual novel scene of the girl on the tennis court talking to her friends or clubmates. Usually the three guys interrupt at the end. Here you get to choose how to touch her. Then you go to an animated scene (it's the game's cover picture). Here you choose what the three guys do to the girl (each guy focuses on a different part of her). Stimulate her enough to unlock more commands for the next day. This happens 7 times and that's the whole game.

The animation is decent, and the gameplay is okay (play the demo and you know what to expect as far as gameplay.)

The big problem is that it's too short/there isn't really enough variety for the price they're asking.

(The game is basically and hybrid visual-novel and RPG and you are given a choice which mode to play. I've only played RPG mode, so the review focuses on that.)

So, this game has a kind of build up phase before any cheating happens. You spend most of this time making money to buy things that let you alter affection or upgrades/apps that let you monitor your girlfriend's stats. There are a lot of these to collect and, this gets you into a routine, that sort of trying to make it feel like you have a life together with her (they haven't actually programmed in many interactions between you and her, so this routine-building is sort of a work around. There is also a cheat to unlock everything.)

Probably because it's also a visual-novel game, your RPG actions are pretty limited. You can walk around your apartment, mainly you'll: write your report, talk to the girl if she's there, use the computer, go out. If you go out, it's school and job. You can play a mini-game for the report and job or "do it half-assed" where the game just gives you a random reward.

You progress the story by working on your report. When you get a certain amount done, an event will trigger (usually the next day or two). Once you hit a certain point you'll either trigger a happy-end or the real game - and that's really my only major complaint about this game. You kind of have to purposefully bring her affection towards you down in order to avoid the happy end. (It does let you continue playing - you can unlock all the reminiscence room scenes - but I wasn't able to get anything else to happen - it's best to save after hitting each report target).

Anyway, without spoiling, if you do get the cheating to happen, it's done in way that's still rare in these types of games and the more those upgrades/apps you bought in the early game the better it gets.

Since it's both a visual novel and RPG, there's a lot more text and a lot less gameplay than I normally like but it's a good balance overall, and a lot of their design choices just worked well, so: recommended.

So, first of all, this is a very good title for an NTR game.

The story is fairly standard. Boss harasses your wife.

Unfortunately, compared to their earlier games, this is much much more linear and less fun to play. I know they have done linear games before but this one is very basic.

Basically in the morning you go to work (you can take the bus to another office but can't do anything there). At work, decide to stay at your desk or go that other office. Talk to your boss at lunch, he may invite himself over. Go home. If there's something going on there, you'll get an event scene with a choice to make, maybe. Otherwise, you can choose to go to bed or not, then to have sex or not.

As for the NTR-related stuff, you have a few times where you can ignore or pay attention to her, or when there's something going on, hurry home or take your time.

Overall the game is average at best filled with stereotypes: main character is pathetic, boss blackmails underling, personality is overconfident, has the biggest dick the girl's ever seen, etc... It's not the worst game ever, it just isn't anything special either.

This also seems like it was their first time using RPG Maker MV... When the other characters are walking during events, it's very robotic. One character moves one space, the next character follows, repeat. Very unnatural.

This is probably the best of the Team Niimi games and one of the best NTR games out there.

There are 5 girls, 4 of which you can date. Two main rivals - unfortunately the rivals come as a pair, so the scenes with each girl tends to alternate between each guy. There's a cat thing which I just ignored - I don't know if it's supposed to be another rival or a lover or something else entirely.

The initial NTR with the two rivals has to be triggered while exploring the dungeons (one for each of the girls). You also have to raise the girls' affection to certain level then ask them out before the NTR with the rivals will trigger.

Like their other games, a lot of effort was put into changing each of the scenes to reflect the girls' varying degree of lewdness, affection, etc. You are also given the option to skip a scene you've seen before - but not the set up for the scene (the old guy by the lake take a long long time). Unfortunately, it doesn't feel like there are a lot of these trigger events.

When talking to the girls your responses can cause their affection for you to change and sometimes their affection for one or both of the rivals. The responses are not color-coded in this game.

Pros:
No convoluted item collection/trading. There's still some of that, but it's very much toned down. Trade X amount of something for money.
Combat is not really an issue.

Cons:
One of the girls is your sister. I would have rather had a 5th girl to date, instead.
After a while, it gets kind of boring, like there isn't anything new to see but the game isn't over yet.

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One final note on the shop owner girl. You have to talk to her at night to start dating her unlike the other girls where you can talk to them day or night. I thought it was a bug at first.

Gameplay:
Standard RPG where you really don't have much choice in what to do. You can revisit areas you've been before to see if you've missed any thing or to grind for exp, but essentially after each event, you have one place to go, go there and beat a boss, get a new event and repeat.

There are a hell of lot of random battles when walking around - it gets very annoying but, unfortunately are necessary since the boss battles are fairly difficult so you'll need to level up and you'll need the gold to buy the best equipment.

NTR:
I guess the girl is supposed to be your girlfriend or sweetheart or something but since you hardly ever spend any time with her it really doesn't seem like it. The NTR starts out with magic or hypnotism. You get to read about what happens in her diary.

Art:
The pixel art is nice.

Summary:
Not a fan of rape/drugs/hypnotism so I don't find the story to be very interesting. On top of that the constant need to do combat doesn't help since it interrupts story and whatever you're doing at the time. Linear game play among other things makes it hard to get into the story. The pixel art and diary mechanic are okay but not enough to recommend the game.

So the start of the game is a bit confusing and hard because you're on your own in battles and it may not seem obvious what to do. Essentially, you are looking for these shiny yellow orbs which are material to make the various costumes for her to wear.

It is not obvious what to do with them when you've gotten them, but you have to go back to the inn in the first two (or the third, not sure if you can do it in the second town.) Anyway, don't talk to the inn keeper, walk into the room directly and you are then able to turn the materials into clothes. I'm really not sure why they chose to do it this way rather than let you wear them from the start - I would guess it's because this is the only place you get to see the clothes. On the world map and everywhere else she wears the regular sailor clothes. Anyway, the description for these various clothes tells you what enemy you have to defeat in which area to get that enemy as a companion. So, with the first outfit you get, you can recruit an angel enemy in each of the first two dungeons. Go to the basement of the castle to add them to your party.

The enemy art in this game is great but the main character and H art is awful. The H scenes just happen at various points in the story (and there is usually a way to repeat them) but they really don't feel like they belong. The game could just as easily not have them, they really don't fit.

Combat is very quick and pretty easy for the most part once you have monster companions Apart from a couple of the boss battles you don't really need to use any abilities to win. I do recommend saving often because usually when Misaki dies the game ends even if your other companions are still alive - and a few enemies can sometimes instakill her (rare but annoying if it happens and you didn't save).

As for the H stuff, I don't really know what's going on there - it really seems all over the place. Sometimes the guy she's with - you, i guess - assaults her and the other girl with you, sometimes they are assaulted by others (or just Misaki is assaulted).

Pros:
Gameplay is decent
Combat is not annoying

Cons:
Art
H-story