Posted on: May 24, 2024
the_corrupted
Verified ownerGames: 351 Reviews: 24
Cute time management game
This game is horribly mislabeled. I picked this up ages ago but didn't play it initially because it had the label "Psychological Horror" which I had assumed meant the game would contain yandere and gore. This is not at all the case. Instead it's a cutsie time management/slice of life game. Plot: You play a siscon who's father left to go out on adventures and left you at home to look after your sickly sister. While you're looking after her you work with the Adventurers guild and must beat "the eight" to keep the local guild open and continue chasing your dream of being an adventurer and finding a cure to your sisters illness. Gameplay: During the day you work the guild and take on quests or training. Quests give you money and stat increases, training gives you stat increases. Every few days you'll have a guild battle that, if you lose, leads to a gameover. During the weekends you can go into town to buy supplies, go on an adventure to get to the world tree with your sister or clean the house. At night you interact with your sister to boost her various stats and assuming your lust ( and her trust and interest ) is high enough you can have sex with her. The sex stuff is largely just molesting your sister while she's asleep without waking her up. Art/H-content: The art is cute and the h scenes/animations are well done. H-content primarily consists of cest, sleep rape and plain old vanilla. What I wish I knew earlier: The alchemy tab is how you use items. If you complete the adventure to the tree you'll get a missable story beat that makes it impossible to get the pregnancy early ending. 70 lust (mc) and 50 lust (sister) unlocks consensual sex that day. The feathered bed regains significantly more energy and should be purchased as soon as possible. The Grand Adventure after you reach the tree appears to lead to some sort of virgin ending ( I'm not sure ). In all I really liked this game and recommend it. There's enough content to warrant the $12 price tag.
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