Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2014

  Fastest game i've completed, Start game, hold down spacebar, win. 11/10 would speedrun again.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2014

  There is no Touch Fluffy Tail option
• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2014

  This should be the only game available on steam, I don't understand how this hasn't been a top seller. It has everything anyone could want in one videogame: -Anime -Boobs -Wet Boobs -Cat Girls -Roleplaying boobs -Stimulation boobs -Suspense boobs -Drama boobs -Kawaii boobs and the list goes on and on... If you don't own this game I think you'd be wise to just purchase this product, this company has really set the standard for PC gaming since this release and you can see it influence the develpoment of popular titles such as Crysis 3, Battlefield 4, Max Payne 3, Diablo 3, Bioshock: Infinite and much, much more. All in all this is a very satisfying MOBA, I'd stop playing The WarZ in a heartbeat to make the switch to this. 2/11
• gamedeal user

  Jul 15, 2014

  "Like Skyrim with Fox Girls." - IGN, 10/10 "Easily the pinnacle of gaming." - GameSpot, 10/10 "What the hell are you playing?" - My roommate who walked in on me playing Sakura Spirit, 11/10 Sakura Spirit is a post-modern Japanese visual novel with story elements and plot points inspired by other famous visual novels like the Clannad and Steins;Gate visual novels, as well as classics such as Katawa Shoujo and G-senjou no Maou. The riveting story is supported by emotionally engaging characters such as rising Judo star Gushiken Takahiro, our main protagonist, on a quest to bring honor to Japan by winning an upcoming Judo competition (as Judo is the most popular sport known to man, so winning this competition would prove Japan victors of the world). His friends and family, having no faith in the spirit of Japan himself, mostly because the main character is a giant nerd, tell him he should pray at a magical temple to give him good luck. With directions given to him by a female Judo teacher he watches bathe because he's an unlikable pervert (this is okay, because this perversion gives the character [strike]more depth[/strike] the only depth he gets in the entire game), he walks into a mystical forest, only to find an abandoned, but well kept traditional Japanese shrine. Walking inside, he begins to pray, but not after long, he hears a woman talking in his ear. He gets dizzy and falls to the floor, but not before getting a glimpse of this figure, who appears to be a succubus! All of a sudden, it's clear! The Americans tricked him into going to this shrine to sacrifice himself to Satan unwillingly! It was all a clever ploy to get Japan out of the running for the Judo competition! I wont ruin the rest of the story, but the essentials are that he meets some fair maidens who are total dicks, but then he meets some that are like, fox girls, or something. And the fox girl in blue is my waifu, so I'm just gonna put it out there, she's off-limits. This VN has a lot of references to Western pop culture and old Japanese mythos, while retaining a feeling of being true and unique to a real life situation. It makes the player feel as if they are actually a Judo star from Japan stuck in a world full of chicks with huge boobs and almost no men to stop you from hittin' that. Because if there were, you'd probably be too beta to get some. This is the [strike]Boku no Pico[/strike] Evangelion of visual novels. 10/10, it was kinda garbage, but I got a new waifu, so I'm definitely not regreting the $7.49 I paid for this.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 26, 2014

  My Mom bought me this game, she didn't even know what it was til i told her after. Anyways now i'm grounded. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2014

  I bought this game for the storyline, I swear
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2014

  When I first launched it, I recieved messages from 5 different people calling me a pervert. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2014

  i came, i saw, i came again.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2014

  What's the hardest part of this game? My dick.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2014

  The story touched me almost as much as I touched myself.