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• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  So far this VN is comedy Gold. Its really well translated and the humour comes off really well Also an important thing to mention is that the Publisher is using a custom upscaler with this VN which makes the image quality look crispier and detailed even on 1080p and 1440p resolutions . Free 18+ restoration patch can be downloaded from NekoNyan website So far i am having a lovely time reading this
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  Dude, I just wanna boink the teacher.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  Every girl in this VN has said 'onii-chan' at some point. 10/10 from me. Truly enlightening experience. Update after finishing the game: Nyuhuhuman best girl.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2021

  8/10 30hrs for a fast reader (estimating as I constantly idle the novel) 18+ Patch: https://www.nekonyansoft.com/shop/product/44 For: People who like little sister type characters People who want light-hearted romcom with a fairly original premise Not For: People who want a deep story People who don't want to read about others with strong fetishes/obsessions Renai Karichaimashita is ASa Project's 2019 work and their 2nd game localized by Nekonyan. Before going any further, best to say that I enjoyed this way more than the previous Sankaku Ren'ai, as this one I found way funnier, but don't expect ASa Project's brand of humor to not come through in this work. Renai Karichaimashita is definitely an atypical light hearted comedy. Probably the most notable thing about this story, the premise. The MC asks every female love interest in this game to pay him for his services. While he does have his reasons, he is far from the typical nice guy MC that you can self-insert into. Instead, he is sometimes rude and wants to give every penny he can on his little sister. This will play a part in most of the routes in the game as the MC, even after starting a route, will still ask for money from the girls and want to spend it and his time on his little sister. If this type of MC turns you off, you might want to avoid this novel. On top of the premise of the novel, the novel has a pretty interesting set of characters. There is a character who wants to talk about sex or related topics in like half her lines. There are girls who won't stop trying for the MC even after you start a route. There are stalkers, and so on. While this did make for some really unique jokes that made me laugh a lot, there were times where I was a bit disgusted and questioning how much more I wanted to read of that dialogue. On top of that, the characters have very little character development and instead spend most of their time joking about their quirks, so the routes can feel repetitive at times and seem to drag on more than they should. Feature wise, this novel does meet all the basic needs, but does lack a few nice to haves. Stuff like jump up the backlog, jump to previous/next decision, continue on open, colored read text, and the like are all there. However if you come from a Yuzusoft game and want chapter select, flow chart, saving voices, or controller mapping, you're out of luck. Besides that, the game is also limited to 1600 x 900 resolution, but that isn't that atypical for a VN. Renai Karichaimashita is definitely a unique VN that showcases ASa Project's brand of humor, but those same strengths can be a turnoff to certain types of people and sometimes a hindrance to the writing. While I do think this is a solid piece of work worth trying, I would also say it is definitely not the best thing I read nor something for everyone.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 25, 2021

  Nyuhuhu~
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

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• gamedeal user

  Oct 28, 2021

  [h2]Koikari - Love For Hire[/h2] [i]Some things you just can't buy with money.[/i] [h3]Preclaimer[/h3] - This is an Adult Visual Novel - one with a free R18 Patch (obtainable at NekoNyan's webshop) at that - designed to be R18, which is why I consider the R18 content part of the whole and will include it in this review. If for whatever reason you are not interested in this content, or aren't legally allowed to play it, you should just skip this review. - Since many Visual Novels are similar in a bunch of ways, I'm gonna review this one on a few common aspects, referencing the predecessor from ASa Project. - This is my first impression. I will update this review as I progress further through the game. [hr] [h3]Graphical & Technical Quality[/h3] If you know the predecessor title from ASa Project - [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/0256667/recommended/1009450/]Sankaku Renai[/url] - then you already have a pretty good idea of what exactly you can expect. If not, let me introduce you once more: Koikari is a comedy focused eroge and what I'd consider an upper mid-tier Visual Novel. Sure, the overall quality seems notably better, but in the end they stuck with what they know - that means we get nice visuals in sadly only 720p, static character sprites that only change at best once mid-sentence and no animation except for some commonly used camera shaking. Though as I said it still looks notably better overall as the artwork quality went up and the soundtrack this time around is much more enjoyable too, albeit still not looped - meaning silent gaps between each playthrough of a track. When it comes to technical features I have to say it feels kinda like a downgrade at some points. The detailed "bookmark" saving system with all the information tags on the theoretically unlimited save slots was replaced by 200 default KiriKiri engine save slots. No custom comments (and very short auto-description), no moving, no sorting, just information from which route it is. The Scene Viewer too only shows the chapters of each route and wether it contains [i]one or more[/i] normal or route changing choices. At least the gallery is still sortable and the gimmick with rotating the images is still there, alongside the addition of a simple Sprite Viewer and the in-engine screenshot functionality commonly seen on recent KiriKiri titles. This feature comes in pretty handy, for Koikari has one major bug (alongside two smaller things): The Steam Overlay hook is severely crippled. It only react like once every couple seconds, making the overlay itself nearly unusable, and only when the game is in focus and [i]the dialogue box is displayed[/i], making taking F12 screenshots a pain. Finally, the translation - aside from the usual handful of missing words - is solid and does a good job of keeping (or re-creating) puns and jokes, which is a comedy's forte after all. [hr] [url]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2638459898[/url] [hr] [h3]Content & Runtime[/h3] So, what can you expect from this game? A romantic comedy centered around money and where its value ends. Yuki Shinkai is a gloomy loner that only cares for two things in the world: Money and his little sister, the only family he has left. Though everything is bound to change one day - when said sister urges him to go to university, or she won't go either! Now with the need for even more money to be able to go where his one-and-only wants him to while also focussing more on school, he needs a better source of income - and what better way is there than following some shady start-up business in selling human services even to students? Of course, as the predictable, comical turn of events Yuki soon finds himself surrounded by mostly familiar faces: Being the pretend-boyfriend of his seat neighbor in class, the paid friend of his middle school crush, show-off paramour of his prep school teacher and rental Onii-chan of the horniest twin-sister duo in the world. And what about those two lonely sidekicks? Soon Yuki finds himself between a rock and a hard place - or rather 14 overly big mounds of unnecessary body fat - trying to keep everything secret from everyone else while also not getting attached to his "work" himself, though he has to learn the hard way that there are some things money can't buy... Compared to its predecessor, Koikari is less of a fully forced comedy play but still hilariously humorous through the entire story. Furthermore, they heavily extended the one unique concept Sankaku Renai threw into the mix: Actual love drama. Some great minds already said "Comedy is Tragedy plus time", but still - why does a comedy-focused VN like this with its over-the-top setting and carefree attitude be one of the only eroges I know that include the realistic fact, that not every love rivalry ends in a happy harem world and broken hearts can be unavoidable, when even in tear-inducing nakiges everything usually goes fine? Anyway, for this drama to happen and the laughs to be had we get a cast of two main, two side and two bonus heroines, as well as a handful of sidekicks. The main heroines are grouped against each other on their own "vs. route" like back in Sankaku Renai, the rest is free for pickup through the story. Each of the characters has a distinct personality with two sides to it, though of course mostly serving comedic stereotypes. Except for one (she was designed that way) all the sidekicks are enjoyable and the protagonist is an actual character with a face. Choosing a route happens with up to 12 choices of which the relevant and irrelevant ones can be easily identified - they also get tagged as such in the scene menu. Considering the Common Route takes around 15h, the vs. route another 5h and a character route somewhere under 10h, Koikari as a whole can offer you up to 60h of not rush-skipped entertainment. Clearing the first route unlocks the gallery and the simplified Sprite Viewer, with their 74 CGs, 10 Manga-level SD artworks and 30 OSTs. [hr] [url]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2638461943[/url] [hr] [h3]The R18 content[/h3] Just like before, there is not that much of note here. The H-Scene count per character has gone up to 5/6 per main character and 2 for side characters, though their content is as simple as before. They are a bit longer but without any notable build-up or afterglow. There are no sound effects, no background moaning and no choices. No inhuman stamina, unlimited body fluids or unbelievably intense action - nothing out of the ordinary Hentai-level, most of the time at least. We get a sneak pee(k) attack and a serious pregnation fetish. And there are nude sprites, freely accessable in the Sprite Viewer, for [i]every[/i] character (yes, even the non-heroine characters and yes, even the male sidekick). Except for the important parts of said nude sprites and censorship beeps the game is [b]fully uncensored[/b] and just like with Sankaku doesn't look too weird. [hr] [url]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2638462006[/url] [hr] [h3]Conclusion[/h3] Is this game worth it? If you were happy with the predecessor and want more of the same, are looking for some (mostly) lighthearted entertainment and don't care too much about VNs acting far older than they are, sure, Koikari is totally worth it. Sankaku was great and this one is a solid successor. Though if you are looking for a serious romance drama or the best of the modern best VNs, then you should probably look elsewhere. Anyway, the next sale is always around the corner! [code]Helpful review? Maybe take a look at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/37389784/][u]the rest[/u][/url] of my reviews too![/code] [code]𝐅𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33853800/]𝐎𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐤𝐚𝐢'𝐬 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫 𝐏𝐚𝐠𝐞[/url] 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐉𝐑𝐏𝐆 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰𝐬[/code]
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  The reason my parents dumped me :)
• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2021

  This vn is has very good romance comedy and have interesting story......... btw Nyuhuhuhu Best Girl
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2021

  Koikari was pretty good. I've played Suki to Suki a while ago (same developers) and I quite liked the comedy there, but pretty much all it had to offer was comedy. Koikari is VERY similar, but with more depth and better writing. Took me 34 hours to finish the 4 main and 2 side routes. The comedy is not quite on Making Lovers' level, but it's really good. It has a lot of perverted jokes, so if that's not your thing, you shouldn't read any further, but for everyone else, it will definitely satisfy your needs. I laughed out quite a few times which is rare in my case and although it can get tiresome at times, it never took away from the experience. What else is good from the gorgeous art and surprisingly above average music? It has character development. Yeah, I was surprised, but it exists, although it's not something super drastic and it only affects Emi's route pretty much. Speaking of characters, they're mostly one dimensional (especially the twins), but they're all really fun on their own way. My personal favorite was actually a side character, Momoko, but if I absolutely have to choose a main character, it's Emi, as much as I like Tsubaki. Like I said, they're nothing special and they're mostly just 1-dimensional stereotypes, but they work. The common route is honestly one of the strongest point of the whole game. Most of the really funny stuff happens there and it's exciting all the way, the pacing is also perfect, there's always something going on. They also did a great job at making it such an insanely hard decision to pick between Hasumi and Emi, emphasizing both of their good points and trying to appeal to not only the MC, but the player as well. The routes are somewhat of a mixed bag, so let's see them individually in order how I played them. [b]Tsubaki's route[/b]: The best one by far and not just because it had a different, more adult tone than the others. It had actual, and somewhat of a realistic approach to adult romance. It's not like it was super serious, it had plently of funny jokes. The MC and Tsubaki had such a great chemistry, nobody came even close. [b]Emi's route[/b]: It had a really unique message: you don't need a reason for falling in love, nor does time matter. The common route leading up to probably my hardest choice in my VN history so far had some surprisingly emotional scenes. Despite how comedy focused her route was, that 2-3 or so hours leading up to choosing Emi had some really strong and memorable moments. This route is the only one that has any meaningful character development, both for Emi and the MC. It was pretty interesting to follow how the two of them deepened their love, despite their initial constant bickering. It turned into a really sweet, youthful romance and I loved it. [b]Hasumi's route[/b]: By the book, everything went how I expected it to go, but it was still cute and similarly comedy focused as Emi's, but also with plently of cute romance. It felt a bit weaker to me, purely because of the fact that we already know everything about Hasumi, but I was never bored, I genuinely enjoyed it. [b]Twins' route[/b]: Definitely the weakest in every possible regard. Despite the most comedy focused, Konatsu's overabundance of dirty jokes got really old really quick. It's worth a read since it's not very long and not boring either, but you should either play this first or last. [b]Saki's and Momoko's side routes[/b]: They're like 20-25 minutes long each and half of it are H-scenes so there isn't too much to talk about them. They're fine for what they are, but Momoko's route made me really mad, they did her dirty and deserved better. If you like romantic comedy, this one is a great choice. It lived up to my expectations and even exceeded it in some regards. I guess NekoNyan did it again, spoiling us with another good VN!