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Collection Flash JSK Studio Games [2024-03-28] [Jsk Studios]
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Try to put the SUB file in the same directory as the .exe or .swf file
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Aiden wickermayne walidstar
Okay answering some of the questions here.
1) What's new? (
Magic Girl Buster - December 2018
Great Demon Lord / Defeat! Super Demon King - March 2019
Caring for a Moody Niece - May 2019
A Fighter Mistook Me for Her Rival - September 2019
Cornered by a Cheeky Devil / I can't escape from the little devil (It's titled differently in places but same game) - December 2019
2) Size differences?
EDIT: Link in OP updated with mega folder (same as below)
The fellas over at
Folder:
The folder contains pretty much everything (games, music from games, 100% saves, instructions on how to transfer saves, and some other stuff). All 20 of JSK's main games (pretty much all are uncensored versions of the game unless noted) and translations for the games are in there. Most are fully translated but some of the more recent ones are still being worked on by some people at ULMF (but the partial translations are included in the game folder).
As well as the 20 main games, JSK's freeware (older) games are included. Also, if you prefer the untranslated games, they're there as well. But for the most part (if you download just the main games and freeware ones), it's about ~2-3GB.
3) Why aren't they all translated?
It's kind of a community based effort since JSK doesn't put out english versions of his games (and from what I've heard, JSK isn't a big fan of the english fan based translations) so it's pretty much a volunteer effort at this point. There's another link in the Guide that provides translations tools and tips if you want to try it yourself, otherwise it's pretty much up to whenever those who are working on it at ULMF to finish translating and posting them at this point.
4) Walkthrough
If you need a walkthrough, there's a community one kept up here:
(Attached one as well)
Walkthrough's big because it's very detailed since the games are a little more complex than your average flash game. Most games have multiple endings and scenes you can't get in one playthrough, but they're all explained nicely how to get in the walkthrough. If you want a 100% save, in the mega folder there's saves and instructions on how to transfer them.
5) Flash Player
Prick linked a standalone player in their post, but you can always get one from the developer page of Adobe.
Just make sure to download the projector:
I think that's most of the basic stuff/questions that are commonly asked.
Okay answering some of the questions here.
1) What's new? (
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)Magic Girl Buster - December 2018
Great Demon Lord / Defeat! Super Demon King - March 2019
Caring for a Moody Niece - May 2019
A Fighter Mistook Me for Her Rival - September 2019
Cornered by a Cheeky Devil / I can't escape from the little devil (It's titled differently in places but same game) - December 2019
2) Size differences?
EDIT: Link in OP updated with mega folder (same as below)
The fellas over at
You must be registered to see the links
have been working on
You must be registered to see the links
for awhile now and have a mega folder where they keep the most up to date translations and uncensored versions.Folder:
You must be registered to see the links
The folder contains pretty much everything (games, music from games, 100% saves, instructions on how to transfer saves, and some other stuff). All 20 of JSK's main games (pretty much all are uncensored versions of the game unless noted) and translations for the games are in there. Most are fully translated but some of the more recent ones are still being worked on by some people at ULMF (but the partial translations are included in the game folder).
As well as the 20 main games, JSK's freeware (older) games are included. Also, if you prefer the untranslated games, they're there as well. But for the most part (if you download just the main games and freeware ones), it's about ~2-3GB.
3) Why aren't they all translated?
It's kind of a community based effort since JSK doesn't put out english versions of his games (and from what I've heard, JSK isn't a big fan of the english fan based translations) so it's pretty much a volunteer effort at this point. There's another link in the Guide that provides translations tools and tips if you want to try it yourself, otherwise it's pretty much up to whenever those who are working on it at ULMF to finish translating and posting them at this point.
4) Walkthrough
If you need a walkthrough, there's a community one kept up here:
You must be registered to see the links
(Attached one as well)
Walkthrough's big because it's very detailed since the games are a little more complex than your average flash game. Most games have multiple endings and scenes you can't get in one playthrough, but they're all explained nicely how to get in the walkthrough. If you want a 100% save, in the mega folder there's saves and instructions on how to transfer them.
5) Flash Player
Prick linked a standalone player in their post, but you can always get one from the developer page of Adobe.
You must be registered to see the links
Just make sure to download the projector:
I think that's most of the basic stuff/questions that are commonly asked.
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Looks like there's been some improvement on previous games as well since I last checked. I almost stopped trying to maintain my own JSK collection past Shoplifting Girl because I read somewhere they were having trouble keeping translators on the project. That was back when Shoplifiting Girl was more machine translated gibberish than anything else, glad to see it got some attention and is now mostly understandable. If they can still use some quality control people on the already translated games or partially translated games, I might be able to join in, but my written Japanese is low elementary level at best. I could help translate if there was voice audio, because my spoken Japanese is at least up to a level where I could survive there without English for a trip, but there isn't voice audio.
Oh wow! I've seen a few of these as flash games, but some I'd never even heard of. This is great!
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some of them have 100% save games but how do you actually use them? Someone got an idea?
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my 100% Save file of "20) Cornered by a cheeky devil"
I can't attach it here for some reason.
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I can't attach it here for some reason.
>when your browser download fucks up and restarts 5 hours of waiting time with continous failures downloads
FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!
Please just a torrent!
FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!
Please just a torrent!
use mega
edit: don't use mega's online site, but instead make an account and download the app for it. It's much cleaner and better than browsers or even a torrent.
just go on their site, make the account and right click download on the whole folder on the left side bar
I don't like using mega, it always caps my download at 1.5 GBs despite saying they let me download 5 or 6 GBs of data
fucking bunch of liars
i rather use a torrent
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