Girls and Dungeons

I very much enjoy the art and the "plot" that this game has to offer at such a low price. I have only three problems with this game overall.
The first would be the subtle grammar errors on some parts (I don't remember where though). If you don't have a problem with that, then that's great.
The second would be the at the very end of the game where you are allowed to select up to 3 of the girls, I ran into a problem on one occassion where the game just went back to the part where two of the girls were in crystal form after I briefly went into the dungeon. Everyone else reverted to their dialogues when they were in that form. It probably was rare since it only happened once with me and my complusive saving saved the day.
The last one would be how slow the battles are. I prefer something a bit faster or something at least gives me the option to auto select my most recent turn so that I won't have to mash the same key/button on a very tanky enemy.
Other than those problems, it's a good game to play when you have nothing else to do for an entire weekend or school break. Also, there's "plot"!

This game is pretty good won't lie I really love the gameplay but there are a couple little issues that kind of irritated me 1 I wish this games had a setting option to turn down the volume at times I've ears just kept getting blasted and irritated me to the point where I had to close the game and take a break for a few hours
second and probably the biggest gripe I have with this game is that they censored the nudity pretty upsetting
But other than those two issues I've had I've really enjoyed this game even though we can get a little tedious and grindy at times for the price I highly recommend it

Just enjoy it.
A fun plot, cute waifus, and solid gameplay.
It might not be perfect, but the characters and gallery are great. A game worth of your time.

This was an enjoyable RPG Maker romp. It has some replayability as well, which is nice for those who want to see more of the content beyond the initial playthrough.
Custom graphics added a nice touch. I'm not usually too picky about that sort of thing because I understand all too well that not everybody out there is an artist or can afford to hire one to do all the art assets for their game either.
Personally, I look at custom art in an indie game (especially ones made in RPG Maker) and compare it to having frosting on a cake: it can make the cake taste even better, but it's not necessarily required to make the cake taste good on its own. In other words, custom art is appreciated, but not required, to make a good game in my opinion.
I think even if it had used the default RPG Maker assets, this game would have been enjoyable on its gameplay merits and design alone, so it's a nice bonus in my book.
The characters didn't have a ton of depth or anything, but you do get to know them a bit from chatting with them back in camp, and with this style of game it's clear that the focus was on the gameplay itself and light on story. There were some issues with the grammar at times, but usually not so bad as to be unable to follow along with the dialog.
The battle system was pretty solid and enjoyable. Music worked pretty well throughout the game too. The fishing part of the game was utilized well, I liked catching the bait, and I thought it would have been cool to see it used in more ways than it ended up being used for, especially with all the different kinds of creatures you could catch. There was some potential for interesting outcomes or different uses for those variety of catches that just didn't get expanded upon, but that's okay. I understand time constraints and having to cut potentially good ideas and features to keep the scope from blowing up.
My favorite area was definitely the water cavern, though it was one of the more confusing parts of the game too. There are certain times where I had to consult outside sources to understand what to do in the game, simply because it wasn't explained well or clearly, and that area was one of them. I'm not sure if it was intentionally done that way, or if it was assumed to be clear enough and just ended up not actually being obvious, but regardless I liked the puzzle in that area and the way it all worked. All the areas in the game had some creative aspects about their design that I liked.
Overall I think this is a pretty enjoyable little dungeon crawler.

After using the R18 patch, Chinese disappeared and changed to English.
Can you solve it?
Patch problem.
Or add a DLC to buy
It should be just a small problem, there is no need to retranslate.

It was pretty fun and fun story and dialogue

Great fun game! Fairly simple gameplay, but easy mechanics and good humor.