- Oct 5, 2019
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Automatically picked it up for me, maybe it's a bug? And there is no honey recipe in the campfire
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- Oct 21, 2022
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You cant pick up teh mushroom until you accept the quest from the old guy in the burnt town at night. Not the one that was on the ship, there's another one at night on the uppper right side of the town.
- Sep 4, 2017
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1st and 2nd Event: talk to him like always
3rd Event: wait 2-3 days after 2nd event, and in the morning our son got bite by mosquito and need a first aid kit. so don't craft it but talk to him
4th Event: wait 2-3 days after 3rd event, this time need a cloth (you know what to do)
5th Event: wait 2-3 days after 4th event, this time need a herb (you know the drill)
6th Event: wait till our son got better, then talk to him
- Sep 4, 2017
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Yes, First you need to clear at least once the Valley dungeon and inspect the gold mushroom. After that wait till night, go to town and find the cook on upper right area. After talk to him, go back to the gold mushroom, take it and delivery it to him.
no its not like that always the developer who choose depend on what and how he wants the macanics of the game to advance and because he want it to be NTR so he made that part where someone want to get rid of the husbend but doesnt die instead he make him ingured so she should take over and go one with the story advances....
- Jan 14, 2018
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scroll the list to the bottom and watch carefully its there same place you cook all your food i missed it the first few time too cause you have to scroll to find it
- Sep 4, 2017
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I think he hasn't found the survival book I since Vol I recipe and Vol II tools
- May 2, 2021
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I think I got all the paths but can't seem to finish Kugishima. The final scene won't trigger.
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- May 2, 2021
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FYI - The happy ending is just:
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- May 2, 2021
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Not really, but that also depends on how you define ntr. The introduction (which is skippable) and ending is from the viewpoint of the husband but the game play is from the wife's viewpoint. The player can choose to shut down all 'naughty' scenes except for some scenes where she is sexually abused by a local shota (which seems more like an after thought by the Dev imo).
- Apr 2, 2022
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- Aug 14, 2017
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Game sucks, CG quality is highly variable, some are ok, some are pretty bad. Just walk over materials on the ground to make food, once a day trigger an event by talking to an NPC. The game drags itself too much for such a simple mechanic.
- Dec 1, 2020
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Surprised some people don't like the art on this one, the way the colors blend remind me of a well done alcohol marker painting, just different but in no way amateurish.
- Aug 14, 2017
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The sample images are the good ones, especially her base portrait, they put some effort on that image specifically
- Jun 6, 2019
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Hi there,
I have a few questions about this game before I buy or play it.
It says it's an NTR. Are the NTR scenes optional or necessary to finish the game?
I understand that the wife is a precious exchange currency in the couple's survival on this male-dominated island and to live decently, you have to "sell" your wife.
Is it also possible to finish the game without selling your wife?
Are there different endings? If so, how many? Good or bad?
Thanks in advance!
I have a few questions about this game before I buy or play it.
It says it's an NTR. Are the NTR scenes optional or necessary to finish the game?
I understand that the wife is a precious exchange currency in the couple's survival on this male-dominated island and to live decently, you have to "sell" your wife.
Is it also possible to finish the game without selling your wife?
Are there different endings? If so, how many? Good or bad?
Thanks in advance!
- Jun 6, 2019
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Whoever distributes, sells or publicly displays any obscene document, drawing or other thing shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding two years, or by a fine not exceeding two and a half million yen. The same applies to those who possess such things with the intention of selling them.
This provision was amended in 2011 to include "recording media containing [obscene] electronic or magnetic recordings" and documents distributed electronically.
The definition of "obscene material", which does not appear in the law itself, has evolved through a series of court decisions. In the Chatterley case [example], Japan's Supreme Court upheld the convictions handed down in 1957 against translator Sei Ito and publisher Kyujiro Koyama, accused of publishing D. H. Lawrence's erotic novel Mrs. Chatterley's Lover in 1950. In its judgment, the court applied a three-part obscenity test established by the Supreme Court in 1928, according to which a work is considered obscene if it "arouses and stimulates sexual appetite, offends the general sense of shame and violates reasonable notions of sexual morality." As a result of this legal interpretation, most pornographic works produced in Japan are subject to self-censorship, often with digital mosaics and/or censor bars on the genitals.
As you can see, this law is not very clear, and the self-censorship of works is open to interpretation and very different from one work to another.
Indeed, there are works where the censorship is finely mosaicked, allowing the shapes of the penis or vagina to be seen more clearly, while others may represent large mosaics where you can see almost nothing through them.
In South Korea, instead of mosaic, they hide the private parts in white, which is personally more pleasant to look at than when it's pixelated, in my opinion.
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