Maids of Storm

i feel like the only person leaving a review that didn't get here from yakuza six. it's a very cute and busy-busy management game that lends itself into shameless moe-tropes as well as some sci-fi/fantasy mixing up in a slice of life world, without a complete fixation on them; the later parts of the game turn it into a deeper consideration of the culture surrounding both maid cafes as a business, and then, what [i]makes[/i] the girls so notable -- that they cannot be replaced by mere imitation of their Moe. there has to be a human behind everything that can pour their heart and personality into the role of the maid to reach a true state of Moe. the most precious thing in the world is Moe. maids are Moe. maids are love. and about the actual game; the pacing with it is perfect on both the normal and sped-up lengths, with plenty of things to keep busy on as the shift goes on through the day. the minigames, while slightly repetitive during this game (though the game as a whole is a Cycling repetition of itself, so i dont know why you'd play it if you don't like repetition), are very simple and cute. managing the menu is probably the hardest part of the game, honestly. it's kind of a g…

This game has me in a chokehold. I've been playing non-stop for the past three days. 10/10. This is the only review I've ever posted on this website.

Cute game with some fun references! Also it has maids, so 10/10.

It's so peak. The gameplay is fun, I finished it in 6 hours but I binged it for the past day. Definitely get it if you've tried maid cafes before, like management, and all of that good stuff. It's fairly challenging too [input wise] sometimes. So there's that It's definitely fun to optimize what you can for the maid championship, and im sure there's something for everyone here. Having dr. arman become a maid at the end was cute and funny. Would recommend 300/10, just buy it if you're still hesitating

Since playing cabaret club in yakuza 0 ive been looking for something that was similar but more fleshed out and its right here, 10/10

I've long thought that the cabaret club minigame introduced in Yakuza 0 could be the basis of a full-fledged game, so I was pleased to discover that someone finally brought such a game to fruition. But aside from the well done pixel art, I've found it to be a mostly unpleasant experience, so much so that I've decided to request a refund. The UI and controls are dreadful. Gamepads are not supported, and the game can't be played exclusively with a mouse. Even menus that would be entirely mouse-driven in a typical UI require unintuitive keyboard inputs, and I found myself struggling to do simple things like setting up the staff roster for the day. The basic gameplay loop hews closely to the Yakuza formula, but many of the random events in which you need to assist at a table or pacify an angry customer ruined the flow for me. Some are QTEs that require you to mash alternating sequences of keys or, in the worst case, press the space bar as quickly as possible for several seconds. Perhaps that would be a worthwhile mechanic for a game targeted at toddlers, but pounding on my space bar like an angry chimpanzee is not how I want to spend my leisure time. Other events require you to trace…