Take it from someone who's played this all the way through: do not buy this game, even as a joke. This game is bad. Amazingly bad. It's so bad it's almost a religious experience. Buckle in boys and girls, because do I have a review for you. This review will be spoiler-heavy, as a heads up. Now, where to start? I suppose I'll open letting you know just how hilariously slapdash the actual foundation of the game is. The entire game is built on the cutscene function of RPG Maker, and if you're thinking to yourself "I don't think an entire visual novel was supposed to be made with RPG Maker", you are now officially more qualified than the dev. It would be like trying to chop down a tree with your bare hands; impressive in its inefficiency, but people watching you are just wondering why you aren't going for the axe, which in this analogy would be Ren'py or Tyrannobuilder. So we're already off to a bad start, and it only gets worse from there. The game starts with you stranded in a vo...

I've had experiences with both the original and this new version of the game, writing this review on the release the game is still somewhat of a mess, the lines used in the screenshots and description are misleadingly selected and quite untrue upon experiencing the game. So far the changes made seem to make the story even more of an all over the place mess and some of the backgrounds being used now are very unfitting and silly (First scene on the subway for example, giant chairs?). This game does have a rather nice soundtrack, character art and it is not unenjoyable if you don't try to take it to seriously, if you are deadset on playing the game I would advise doing it with a group of friends, each reading a character as I have done this in the past and it made the game a whole lot more fun. And I have to give credit to the developer for making this version of the game free to those who own the base game. To sum up, it's not really a good game, but it's not godawful either in my opin...

i dont really like this all too much -it's in rpg maker and not some engine made 100% for visual novels (some of which are free) -the most of the music makes my ear rape look tame -most of the characters are more shallow than your average stream in the woods -story is about as edgy as the fourth graders in the back of the school bus

I feel bad for owning this game. Not because of how... questionable it is to own a furry VN on your steam profile, but because of what I read about the game's developer. I feel bad for giving this person my money. For reference: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XXhFSC0yMqvU3zXXqjwOfAayAuxVLsOTk-OaUs0JzHk/edit

The anthropomorphic animals could be human for all I care and it wouldn't effect the story whatsoever but it does make for variaty in character design XD I honestly didn't know what kind of story I was expecting but it certainly excceded my expectation and was a lot more interesting than I hoped even if it has a lot of plot holes as would any story trying to have a setting as complex and grand as the universe :3 Sadly in a technical aspect is has a lot of cons, A LOT OF CONS, or maybe just all the cons without any real pros considering the lack of simple functions a visual novel should have: No skip, no log, no menu, only allowed to save at certain checkpoints. The no skip is the main technical problem since the game does have branching storylines that I would love to explore but is bothersome to go through everything T^T (I think it uses an RPGMaker engine) Anyway, despite all those technical cons I still think it way a pretty fun story to go through at least once and I enjoyed it :...

This is by far one of the worst visual novel I ever played. I don't know why has so many "positive" reviews when is clearly not a good one. So let me explain why I think this. I start with a personal conffesion, I was browsing for any "furry videogames" and I found this game, I do enjoy some visual novel because I like simplicity some times, but I do also enjoy a good story wich this game does not have. Then my first point: The Story: Jumps between "worlds", introduce many many characters with no explanations and most of the time you dont even interact with them, they are literally tons of dialoge on wich only the NPC's interact alone with other NPC's, being a visual novel you miss the point, because it's need to be you being involved in those situations and then make decisions to change the courses of events. My second point, the choices: You have barely about 20-20 "decisions" in all the whole game. Again hundreds of text to read but less than nothing real interaction with the cha...

Summary: Sci-fi/fantasy story in which you play in first person as the main character who is simulatenously partaking of a pop-star's Japanese tour and being pulled in and out of another world by strange characters/forces. Two worlds have situations that are shaped somewhat by the player's choices/responses to character interaction in-game. Review: One of the worst-conceived storylines I've encountered, driven by kitchy American-->Japanese culture fandom and a ham-handed attempt at fantasy genre insertion into a modern world with "furry" characters. Interaction is extremely linear and directed. This poorly-written story reads like 90's era Interactive Fiction minus control of any senses, exploration or puzzle-solving. Dialogue is contrived and unremarkable. World-creation is lazy, with names like "The Assassins Guild" and conflict centered around the most rudimentary understanding of the capitalism/socialism dichotomy. A little more effort could have resulted in the player's ability t...

Want to know why this game sucks? No, it's not because it involves Furries. ~Reasons this Game wasted 6 hours of my f*cking life and why I hate it~ Also spoilers. ( Problem 1, slow the f*ck down. ): So the game seems okay enough, name your dude or dudette, jump into the story, strange otherwordly bullsh*t, cool, whatever, a bit confusing but most all Visual Novels or Animes or Mangas or whatever explain things to you eventually, and almost always in a way that THE VIEWER/PLAYER CAN COMPREHEND AND DECIPHER IN MANAGEABLE BITES. I go from being on a stupid friggin' train headed to Tokyo, to being in a nebulous void, to back on the train.. Okay, that's fine, we're still in manageable territory, I follow you. NOPE. Get off the train and suddenly the player is now a f*cking fly on the wall in a medieval.. town hall courthouse thing on a medieval planet or some sh*t, listening in on a meeting with a benevolent Donald Trump disguised as an anthropomorphic ...

Developer is a known thief, scammer and all around scumbag. Game still isn't "complete". Don't buy it just because it's furry, have some restraint.

I feel like if these characters weren't furries then people would recognize that this is a generic, stale, poor excuse for a "game" (fanfiction with a slideshow). The characters are bland, the main character is kind of a cunt, it's got some seriously biased political undertones, and the diologue is just so incredibly painful to read. To be honest, I bought this souly because I thought "a furry text based game on steam? Sure, sounds fun." and I was wrong. It's not interesting at all. It's annoying, it's boring, and if you end up liking a character: guess what? Don't expect that you can get with them or anything. So a little fun trivia about this game: did you know that a good majority of the game centers around the creator's fursona? Yes, and a lot of the other ones are his friends' fursonas. He basically made a fanfic for him and his friends, and sold it to you for $20. It's not worth it, this is not a "highly engaging visual novel", your choices are very limited. Don't give this arog...