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• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2023

  Boring and rushed.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 28, 2016

  This isn't the worst VN I've ever played, it's just boring, a chore to get through, and follows the exact came cookie-cutter model as every other Winged Cloud game before it. [b] Story [/b] The clichés wouldn’t be so much of a problem if the story wasn’t boring and badly written, but it is. Even with all the errors and typos having been fixed (I was originally playing a version without the edited script) you’re still left with stiff, awkward sentences, dry dialogue, and a complete lack of any attempt at innovation. And if it’s fanservice you’re after, you’d be better off just looking on Deviantart, since these parts are forced into the game with all the grace of an ice-skating centipede trying to go in a straight line. [b]Characters[/b] The characters are cardboard cutouts. Kayo, our tsundere, is the only one that vaguely interested me when she spoke about her reasons for disliking Nayoko, the standard “flirty and fun” girl. Other than that, they’re boring and forgettable, just another two anime tropes that don’t get along because they’re soooo different from one another, but still somehow fall head over heels for the same dull guy. The development of a relationship between the might-as-well-not-even-give-him-a-name-he’s-so-generic protagonist and the girls is forced and, again, boring. Grandpa was a nice dude though. [b]Art[/b] Finally, moving onto the aspect of the Sakura games that I’m sure is the only reason they gained any popularity in the first place; the art. The familiar shiny-boobed aesthetic is in play as usual, which I personally find quite pleasing. The CGs and backgrounds are pretty and vivid and the sprites are cute, it’s just a shame that they’re wasted on a game like this. Also, some of the Japanese-style music was good and matched the setting well, but we’re still treated to ridiculous comedy music during the ecchi scenes. Seriously, save yourself the time and money and just google “anime boobies” instead. [b]Overall, if you’ve played any of the other Sakura games, you’ve already played this one. Unless you’re desperate for more, I’d give it a miss.[/b] [url=https://merumeruchan.wordpress.com/2016/08/28/review-sakura-shrine-girls/]Click here for the full review.[/url] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6859203/]Follow the Visual Novel Fans curator list![/url]
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2016

  A very interesting Visual Novel with multiple endings (3 variations) and very nice art work on both the background CG's and the characters Kayo and Nayoko themselves, price is maybe asking a little much since you'll only get about 5-6 hours gametime if you try to achieve all endings but this is defintetly worht picking up if you are a fan of Sakura games.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 31, 2016

  There was a slight wrist injury but i should be able to go back to work monday
• gamedeal user

  Sep 5, 2016

  Today I proposed to Nyaoko if she wanted to marry me. She accepted and I literally bursted out screaming "Nyaaaaaa~"... My father then came in to see what was the issue and I told him she wants to marry me. He threw me out of the house and destroyed my computer... This will not be the last time I see her, she is still deep within my heart. Meow/10 Would get computer destroyed again. P.S : This game also cured my Alien Hand Syndrone. I can finally fap without having the fear of punching myself in the face.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 23, 2016

  Was kinda hoping for a different story... some diversity in the Sakura series, but I didn't get that. While the story is quite interesting, it's filled with plot-holes and a lot of questioning aspects. The art is always great with this series, but the sprites always seem to resemble other characters in previous games, sometimes also resembling personallities in previous games as well. Because of that, it can seem to be a copy-and-paste with a tweaked story. I guess you can't expect much out of overly-sexualized VN. Only great thing about this the art with backgrounds and event scenes. If you like this series, buy the game and check it out. If you haven't touched this series before, I can't recommend this to you (or anyone else who isn't a Sakura series enthusiast). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOMF5H0c88M
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2016

  Despite what some of the people were saying, I thought the actual plot/setting to this one was pretty good, for a Sakura game that is. Had likable love interests, and a pretty likable MC. I didn't find myself skipping any of the dialogue, me being genuinely invested in what this VN had to offer. It's by no means the best Sakura game, but one of the better ones. Solid 7/10
• gamedeal user

  Dec 25, 2016

  Like another review said, if you've played some of the other Sakura games, you've played this one. There's nothing particularly innovative about this installment in the series. It took me around 2 hours to get all three endings.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 14, 2017

  This game is a fun little novella. You play as Toru, a priest in training who... discovers there might be more to this spirit thing than he expected. Two spirits are under his care, Kayo, a black-haired cat girl who is formal and graceful, and Nyaoko, a white-haired catgirl who is more... a free spirit. Through his actions and choices, he can end up falling in love with one or both of them. Sort of typical for a Sakura game. While I am beginning to get burned out by these things, I do have to finish what I started... and frankly, having acquired the bundle when it was 60% off, I really should complete my analysis of the set...