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Review: Deep Space Waifu

on January 30, 2022

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Review: Sakura Gamer

on January 29, 2022

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Review: Mirror

on January 28, 2022

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Rant: Togainu no chi

Breaking my review-only based posting for a new kind of post. Because I don't want to do only one thing in this blog, that would be boring, and there are some games that need more talking than just a short review. Case in hand, and the primary reason why I'm starting this new section to begin with: Togainu no chi. Fair warning before I get started, this will be a long post detailing my thoughts about different aspects of the game, and it will have lots of spoilers for all of the routes. If you don't want to read spoilers, I also wrote a spoiler-free review that you can read here . To be clear, this is mostly me nitpicking, I really liked the game despite all I complain in this post. Also, I'm no expert on anything, and these are just the opinions and impressions I had as I played the game. And keep in mind English isn't my first language, this post has a lot of text and some grammar might be off, nobody's perfect and I'm doing this for funsies. Al...

Review: Togainu no chi -Lost Blood-

Togainu no chi is a BL (boys love) visual novel released by Nitro+ Chiral in 2005. It has kind of become a classic of the yaoi genre, having had a manga, an anime and a PSP exclusive remake, although it never reached the level of popularity as one of the subsequent titles of the company, DRAMAtical Murder. In the story, we'll play as Akira, undefeated champion of the Bl@ster underground fighting tournament, after he's wrongly accused of murder and sentenced to a life in jail. When he has lost all hope, a mysterious woman will offer him a chance at freedom if he agrees to participate in Igra, a brutal fighting tournament held in what used to be Tokyo, now Toshima, a lawless wasteland. His mission is rising to the very top and defeating Il Re, champion of Igra and head of the drug ring Vischio. However, things start to take wrong turns when a mysterious drug comes into play. Technical stuff -H subgenre: Yaoi/BL. -Playtime: ...

Review: Mirror

Mirror is a game developed by KAGAMI WORKS that combines visual novel segments with match-three style “combat” with some very slight RPG bits, in that you can level up your stats and get different skills with the money you get from the battles. Through a magic mirror we'll get to live different stories (that's what I got out of it anyway, truth is they never explain this part to you), each of them starring a cute girl that we'll get to “fight” a few times before taking her to bed. Depending on how gentle or rough we are with her, we'll get her “pain” or “pleasure” endings. The stories we play will be independent from one another, and our character will differ between them as well. Technical stuff -H subgenre: Mostly bishoujo, but there's a little bit of yuri in there. -Playtime: It took me 17 hours to complete the game and DLC at 100% and get all achievements, but keep in mind I'm slower than average. -...

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