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Saturday, March 12, 2016

Nekopara Volume 2 Adult Edition Review


Nekopara Volume 2 continues to follow the adventures of Minazuki Kashou and the catgirls of the Minazuki family.

In volume two, business is booming at Kashou’s bakery La Soleil, much in part due to his sister Shigure’s efforts and all his catgirl employees. Unfortunately, two of Shigure’s catgirls, Azuki and Coconut, have been butting heads and fighting frequently, despite their deep sisterly bond that they shared in the past. A small misunderstanding between the pair threatens to drive a wedge between them. As their story unfolds, can these two sisters come to understand each other and strengthen their bond?

You can read the full review over at Lewdgamer (NSFW)

Click here to purchase the adult edition of NEKOPARA vol.1  (NSFW) or the all-ages edition on Steam.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Nekopara Volume 1 Adult Edition Review


Minazuki Kashou, the son of a long line of Japanese confection makers, one day decides to move out of his home in order to pursue his life-long dream of becoming a patisserie and opens up a western style bakery named “La Soleil”. Thinking he had shed his old life and family, Kashou one day comes upon two mysterious packages as he begins to prep his bakery for opening day. To his amazement, inside the boxes were two of his families catgirls, the twins Vanilla and Chocola, who had secretly stowed themselves away during his move. At first, Kashou tries to convince them to go back home, but eventually the pair breaks him down into allowing them to stay. Thus, our protagonist opens up his new bakery with Vanilla and Chocola as La Soleil’s poster catgirls.

You can read the full review over at Lewdgamer (NSFW)

Click here to purchase the adult edition of NEKOPARA vol.1  (NSFW)

Saturday, August 24, 2013

Dysfunctional Systems Episode 1 Review


14 year old Winter Harrison is a student mediator from an advanced utopian world that has achieved the ability to travel to different worlds. Mediators are sent to these distant, chaotic worlds to help resolve conflicts, while keeping their true identities a secret, that threaten to unhinge the balance between chaos and order.

Winter is sent to the country of Brighton on the planet Sule to shadow a full fledged mediator named Cyrus for her second mediation. In Brighton low wages, hunger, death, suffering, and poverty are common place as people struggle just to survive. As Winter struggles to grasp and understand these concepts, her and her mentor Cyrus stumble upon a conflict greater than they ever anticipated that threatens to change the world of Sule.

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Juniper's Knot Review


One autumn morning a young boy lost in a silent, abandoned town stumbles across a female demon, or fiend, sitting alone by a fire. Through this accidental encounter, both the boy and demon's life are drastically changed forever.  This is a story of dual perspectives; Of the boy and the demon.

Juniper's Knot is a free, short kinetic novel by Dischan. Due to having only one ending and no choices, I will refer to it as a novel in my review.