Recent reviews by OmegaPhlare

This game builder is clearly in an early beta, it does not feel good to use, it does not feel good to play. The game needs modifications to certain behaviors and or it needs ways for the game's behaviors to be modified. For example, a person creating a game should be able to choose whether the player can crouch and and if they enabled it, they should be able to choose their crouching height.

As it is, this game builder is theoretically good for making a demo or prototype to explain to your game development instructor what you would do in a different or custom game engine so that you could get your project approved.

If you liked volume 1, you'll like volume 2. The story focuses on returning cat girls Coconut and Azuki. Even if you weren't keen on them in volume 1 or volume 0, you will find yourself adoring them for this story. There is a larger variety of music, additional scenery graphics, and several new character animations make the cat girls seem that much more expressive and lively. There are various parts in the story which will make you laugh, warm your heart, or shed a tear, and that is what makes novels like this worth playing.

Sakura Spirit is a kinetic novel with a story that feels akin to a hero movie you might have seen if you were a kid in the 90's. It's like one of those movies where a kid is interested in martial arts or baseball, they may or not have a mentor in the sport, by some turn of events they find themselves magically whisked away to ancient Japan or medieval Europe, and before they return home they will have befriended the locals and fulfilled a purpose.

The reason I'm telling you this is because Sakura Spirit is a short story and a very excellent one if you are okay with period pieces. The events that happen would likely fit a 1 hour and 30 minutes screenplay, but since you will be reading it, it could take you around 2-3 hours. The main character is young man, and the story is aimed at young adults.

The story features several sexy situations and most of them have really nice artwork. I don't have a very good ear for music, but I can say that the music is pleasant to hear and never repeated too often because the story itself is short enough. If you like what you see in the screenshots, I really think you will enjoy Sakura Spirit.

Without spoiling anything, you will be spending time with two fox spirit sisters and two village gaurd women. They have their own personalities and I found all 4 of them to be likable. By the end of the story I was attached and wish the game could have been longer. Some of the best stories do leave you wanting more.

Nekopara is a beautiful love story between a man and his loyal cats showing him the value of family. It's the kind of light hearted love story that sincere, sensitive, gentle men would enjoy. Married men may want to sit this one out, but I would say it could make you more romantic and appreciative towards your spouse; clingy if you take it too far. And for any female gamers who may be interested in Nekopara: bless you for being able to step into a male protagonist's shoes and understanding.

I can not stress this enough: Nekopara is a heavenly fantasty that leaves you begging for more. Part of you will feel extremely satisfied after completion, but another part of you will be left longing for the warm embrace of a lover. IMO, these are very disirable feelings to have, and can only make you a better, sweeter person.

Nekopara Vol.1 is the first part of an upcoming series. And while the play time is only several hours, I think you may appreciate the low asking price. There is an adults-only version of the game available outside of Steam. You can read the discussion forum FAQ section for more information on where to purchase it.

A great game! You run a personalized item stop selling goods acquired fromtown or a dungeon. Recettear will test your ability to pay off a debt using a weekly increasing payment plan.

Running the shop is fun. You may find it repetative after completing the game or when starting a second playthrough. Running a dungeon is even better. The controls feel great and enemies have just the right variety and difficulty.