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Showing posts with label Short Length. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Short Length. Show all posts

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.

Sunday, October 18, 2015

Hanachirasu Review


Hanachirasu is a story of rivalry and vengeance set in an alternate modern day Japan, where the atomic bomb was never successfully developed during World War II and thus never detonated. Tokyo has since become an isolated haven for Japanese culture and the way of the sword, with firearms being completely banned from the city aside from a select few. Hanachirasu’s tale focuses on two men and their quest to kill each other; Takeda Akane, who longs to face his one true rival, and Igarasu Yoshia, a man driven by the desire to exact revenge for his slain lover. 

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

Click here to purchase Hanachirasu in Digital or Hard-Copy (NSFW)

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, February 28, 2015

Eden* PLUS + MOSIAC Review


In the near future, an ominous red star suddenly appears in the sky. It's presence is about to bring about the extinction of all life on Earth. The Unified Government proposes an evacuation project to take all of mankind into space, but in order to make the seemingly impossible project a reality, "Felixes" are brought into the world. Engineered to be highly intelligent with perpetual youth and longevity, the genetically modified superhuman felixes stand as humanity's only hope for survival.

Sion, the most gifted of the felixes, has been kept in a research facility built on a solitary island for the past hundred years. Here sole purpose, saving all of humanity. Ryou Haruna, a soldier from the Earth's Unified Government, is sent to watch over Sion, who desperately seeks freedom from the military that's imprisoning her. Earth's last love story is about to begin.

You can read the revised full review over at LewdGamer (NSFW) *

Click here to purchase Eden* PLUS + MOSIAC from Mangagamer (NSFW) or the All-Ages edition Eden* for Steam (SFW)


*Original review that was on the blog has been removed. A revised, polished, and updated version of the review is now available on LewdGamer.

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Shall We Date? Hero In Love Review


Karen Azuma* returns home from a translating job in Greece to find her father, Professor Azuma, precariously missing despite their plans to have a welcome home dinner. As she ponders why her father is absent, she hears a knock on the door; On the other side is Inspector Sakuragi, a detective for the Metropolitan Police Department. Ushering you to your father's lab, you find three strange men instead of your father. Sakuragi and the rest inform you that your father had been working on a secret project for the government involving superpowers in humans, that these strange men were a part of a team of people with superpowers your father put together to combat evil, and that he was kidnapped by a dangerous criminal syndicate known as Lakia.

Suspecting that Lakia may come after Karen next, she is forced to come under the protection of the A-Team as they investigate Lakia and try to uncover her fathers whereabouts. She must decide which of these three strange men will become her bodyguard 24 hours a day. Can Karen and the A-Team save her father and the world from Lakia's clutches? Will she find love in the arms of her bodyguard?

*Protagonist's preset name is Karen Azuma, but is renameable. For the sake of consistency and this review, I will refer to the protagonist by her preset name.
**Screenshots may not be native resolution due to the varying resolutions of mobile devices and the fact I used a computer android emulator for screenshots. CG's are in the resolution that the app saved them as, while other screenshots are at the resolution viewed from my emulator.

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Jisei Review


An unnamed teengaer with no apparent family or ties wanders from city to city, burdened by the weight of the peculiar ability of re-living the final moments of a persons life by touching their corpse. While hanging out in a coffee shop, he unknowingly steps into a murder mystery when he comes across the fresh corpse of a woman in the bathroom, and as a result becomes the main suspect. In order to prove his innocence, he sets out to unravel the mystery and discover the true murderer.

During his investigation, he stumbles across another mystery as an unknown voice begins to talk to him in his head, seeking to help him crack the case for reasons unknown. Who is this strange voice in his head, and what does it have to gain from him uncovering the culprit? What deeper mystery lies behind this unknown teenagers face, and what is he truly running away from?

Monday, December 30, 2013

Starry Sky ~In Spring~ Review


Starry Sky is the story of the only girl at Seigatsu Gakuen, a school that specializes in celestial topics such as astronomy, horoscopes, and other topics related to these fields. Since the schools inception, Seigatsu Gakuen was an all boys school, but recently they've opened the school to girls as well...Thus, our heroine joins the school's astronomy section with her two childhood friends, Kanata and Suzuya. This is how she becomes the first, and only, girl of the school. 

As she enjoys peaceful, fun days with her two childhood friends at school, her class gets a transfer student, and little does the trio know at the time, but his appearance ushers in a change for the group. The half French-Japanese transfer student is none other than Yoh, a boy the protagonist knew from childhood. While his transferring to her class was pure coincidence, he instantly favors protag-chan and makes it no secret he is utterly infatuated with her. At first, Yoh is cold towards Kanata and Suzuya, but slowly he begins to become part of the group, and in the process inadvertently begins to change the relationship between protag-chan, Suzuya, and Kanata. Yes, sadly, their days of peaceful friendship are changing with Yoh's appearance and feelings long felt begin to bubble to the surface.

The Starry Sky series features main characters based off of the astrological signs.  In Spring features Pisces (Kanata), Capricorn (Yoh), and Cancer (Suzuya).

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. 


Friday, July 26, 2013

Saya No Uta (Song of Saya) Review


Saya No Uta (Song of Saya) follows a medical student by the name of Fuminori.  Shortly before the start/events of the game, Fuminori is in a tragic car accident where his family is killed and puts him into critical condition. He undergoes a experimental procedure that saves his life, but causes his perceptions of the world to change drastically. Fuminori wakes up to a world that is covered in gore-ridden, rotting flesh and where people are giant rancid smelling flesh monsters whose speech is alien and sounds like nails on a chalkboard; The world that he knew is gone, and his friends have warped into creatures whose very sight disgusts Fuminori to no end.