Café Stella and the Reaper's Butterflies

I typically enjoy yuzusoft games, and have been working through some of their newer titles recently. This game is up to a similar level of quality, but the translation editing really failed here. Lots of typos, I've even encountered a line or two that are still in Japanese. The translation itself seems pretty decent, but I keep finding misspelled words, slightly wrong words, strange double spacing occasionally. Very strange to sell a translated game, but completely fail on doing basic quality checks.

This game, originally developed for i386/32-bit architectures, is inherently limited to a 2GB memory address space. On contemporary 64-bit systems, this 2GB limit is rapidly reached, leading to performance bottlenecks or crashes (in my case). While a common solution for such legacy applications involves patching the executable to enable a 4GB Large Address Aware (LAA) flag, this particular game's design or implementation prevents any such modifications. Consequently, the inability to apply preservation-focused patches, such as LAA, undermines its claim to being truly DRM-free, as essential user-driven enhancements for modern compatibility are disallowed.

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