One question: Can all the content be done in a single game or do I have to save and play just one route?
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- Aug 6, 2016
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There is no need for full saves, inside the gallery room there are buttons to fully unlock all content.
- Oct 6, 2019
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Full saves for both Steam/Kagura and 2.01 Plus.
All routes completed.
Nothing really different when you completed all routes, except some dialogue changes in the stats menu lol
I feel like I wasted my time grinding all routes tbh
All routes completed.
Nothing really different when you completed all routes, except some dialogue changes in the stats menu lol
I feel like I wasted my time grinding all routes tbh
- Oct 15, 2017
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You must have spend time rewatch all the scene and holding ctrl for skipping dialogs lolFull saves for both Steam/Kagura and 2.01 Plus.
All routes completed.
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Nothing really different when you completed all routes, except some dialogue changes in the stats menu lol
- May 28, 2020
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any news on dlc official translate (kagura/steam)? just asking if there is already
- Oct 6, 2019
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No actually not.
I only started NG+ twice after 1st playthrough, to unlock all scenes of 3 routes.
As for 2.01 DLC, you can import saves from Steam/Kagura version, just remember to include the global save file too.
After that you can just go around the map and get the DLC scenes, no need to start NG+ to changes route.
During the 'running around as a robot' part of the game, you see your lovely woman being incredibly helpful over a small video screen in the bottom left corner, giving you information as to how many enemies there are, and which way to go.
Unfortunately, the quality of the video call gets a bit botched at times, which makes it harder to see her.
The deblur mod makes the transmission better, so you can have a clearer view of any disturbances or activities on the other end.
Unfortunately, the quality of the video call gets a bit botched at times, which makes it harder to see her.
The deblur mod makes the transmission better, so you can have a clearer view of any disturbances or activities on the other end.
- Jul 22, 2017
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Despite the release (v2) + DLC, it feels like a rushed job with lingering unfinished elements. For example, some southern locations remain unused, while others can only be visited once. The supermarket near the workplace entrance—its purpose is completely unclear, as if it was planned for something but later abandoned.
In the DLC, the focus is heavily placed on the Boss, and even then, after completing the DLC, the location becomes inaccessible. The other two characters barely have any content, and as for the main character, there's absolutely none. I understand the game is centered around NTR, but still, what stopped them from adding a couple of scenes? Also, the robot's weapon still says "UNAVAILABLE," which implies it could be unlocked somehow, but I suspect it was simply left unfinished.
Additionally, in the DLC version, I noticed a few bugs:
And on top of that, the DLC costs nearly as much as a full-fledged game (on Steam), which I think is ridiculous.
I really hope the author puts more effort into their next project and delivers a polished experience.
In the DLC, the focus is heavily placed on the Boss, and even then, after completing the DLC, the location becomes inaccessible. The other two characters barely have any content, and as for the main character, there's absolutely none. I understand the game is centered around NTR, but still, what stopped them from adding a couple of scenes? Also, the robot's weapon still says "UNAVAILABLE," which implies it could be unlocked somehow, but I suspect it was simply left unfinished.
Additionally, in the DLC version, I noticed a few bugs:
- Invisible mines.
- Enemies that don't move.
- On one of the mission maps, if you press up against a wall sideways, the robot refuses to fire (or rather, it shoots, but it seems like it's hitting the wall in front of it).
And on top of that, the DLC costs nearly as much as a full-fledged game (on Steam), which I think is ridiculous.
I really hope the author puts more effort into their next project and delivers a polished experience.
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