Ambrosia
Shimobashira Workshop · 2021 · Sexual Content, Nudity, Hentai, RPG, Female Protagonist
PC
Very Positive94% · 2,625
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About Ambrosia
✦ AI summary
Guide apprentice priestess Flode across the island of Cerbes to rescue her monster friend by collecting legendary treasures, with the power to explore dungeons in any order and balance your faith between the god of light and the ancient island deity. Manage your shrine, take on diverse side quests for coin, and shape your story through open-ended choices that determine whether you stay loyal to your original god or embrace a darker path.
Flode is an apprentice priestess who dutifully serves the God of Light, Leight. Her life is peaceful until one day, she gets swept up in a scandal involving the family of the local duke. The church officials decide it's better to send her away until the fuss cools down.
She then makes her way to the remote island of Cerbes, where she's tasked with managing the old shrine and spreading the word of Leight. While things seem difficult at first, Flode's earnest attitude soon wins over the hearts of the local populace, and she even manages to befriend a monster woman!
However, things take a dark turn when her new friend is captured, and to free her, she must find the legendary treasures spread across the island. Things seem hopeless, but it just so happens that the shrine Flode is living in was built on holy ground belonging to the old god of the island, Noir, who's willing to lend her a hand. Will Flode succeed in her quest and stay true to her faith, or will she become a follower of Noir?
Take control of Flode as she journeys across the island of Cerbes and attempts to unearth the ancient relics hidden there! This is an open-ended adventure, meaning you can tackle dungeons in any order you'd like, though marching into the hardest ones first might be ill-advised...
Speak with the denizens of the island, gather clues on where to go, take on quests, and spread the faith of Leight!
Of course, all that costs money, and a start-up shrine won't be exactly flush with cash. Luckily, Flode can take on an assortment of quests around the island. Seek out the extra quests to help you with your adventure!
Open World Adventure
As long as you learn where the different dungeons and towns are located, you can go wherever you please!
Lots of Quests
Take on quests for the island-dwellers, whether they involve apprehending the local bandit gang or finding an extremely rare, aged cheese for a local food connoisseur.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]General Experience[/h1] Ambrosia is one of the better corruption-based eroges that I have played. The main character is adorable and extremely likeable, and the overall pacing of her development isn't horribly rushed or over-the-top in the late game. The story isn't really anything groundbreaking, but it's coherent and clear what your goals are. The adult content is gradually opened up to you, and I personally find the slow-burn to be charming and well-done. You can also decide how much corruption develops by choosing whether or not to increase the indecency level, which I thought was pretty unique since most games will not give you that much control over it. The non-adult drawings that you see for smaller tasks were also some of my favorite parts, they were just so adorably drawn. Overall, Ambrosia is a great entry to the genre and should be picked up if the "female protagonist with corruption" theme is up your alley. [h1]Adult Content[/h1] There is a large amount of content available in the game (you do need to download the patch from Kagura's website). Most of the unique content is going to be a visual novel style cutscene, while the others are some crude animations with p…6 found this helpful
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Engaging gameplay
its fun.
This is a solid 'early-era' title from the series. It doesn't have as many standout features or as much polish as Magical Girl Celesphonia, its successor, but it's still enjoyable, easy to pick up, and has a decent story. That said, unless you're already a fan of the Shimobashira circle or you're trying to complete your collection of their games, I wouldn't consider it a 'must-play' title.
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