It's a good game for what it is, but if you've played similar female protagonist games that feature corruption, you won't find much of anything new here.
The slow corruption is well done, though the formula gets very obvious and kind of stale after the first few encounters. Hiyori is endlessly shy, but then the spirit gives her an idea to do something lewd, and then whatever male interest she's targeting ends up seducing her through "nice guy" tactics (there really aren't many non-consensual acts here, it's all pretty light-hearted). This escalates in a satisfying way, but I became sick of the gameplay and the rather long-winded conversations so I just found a full save after completing about 75% of the game.
RPGM doesn't really do the gameplay any favors. It's all just going from point A to point B, making sure you have enough money and experience, then going through a bunch of dialogue to reach some nice CGs. It works fine but can be very tedious. I'm very thankful there is no form of combat, at least.
Recommended if you like the corruption genre, tougher to recommend if you're looking for any kind of engaging gameplay or a super intricate story to go along with the corruption.
The slow corruption is well done, though the formula gets very obvious and kind of stale after the first few encounters. Hiyori is endlessly shy, but then the spirit gives her an idea to do something lewd, and then whatever male interest she's targeting ends up seducing her through "nice guy" tactics (there really aren't many non-consensual acts here, it's all pretty light-hearted). This escalates in a satisfying way, but I became sick of the gameplay and the rather long-winded conversations so I just found a full save after completing about 75% of the game.
RPGM doesn't really do the gameplay any favors. It's all just going from point A to point B, making sure you have enough money and experience, then going through a bunch of dialogue to reach some nice CGs. It works fine but can be very tedious. I'm very thankful there is no form of combat, at least.
Recommended if you like the corruption genre, tougher to recommend if you're looking for any kind of engaging gameplay or a super intricate story to go along with the corruption.