Cosplay Club

The game has a lot of good ideas, but has quite a few issues: Bugs: Text missing in dialog or descriptions Talking to certain NPC's will softlock the game Quests not triggering Overwriting a costume doesn't actually do anything. Gameplay: Missing simple quality of life features like being able to delete an outfit or create an original preset Short, can most likely finish within a couple hours. I spent far more time than that as I expected longer gameplay and harder endgame. Repetitive. Very few environments in the game, low amount of enemy variations, small amount of NPC's to interact with. I purchased this game as I'm a huge fan of Knights of Pen & Paper and Galaxy of Pen and Paper hoping it would have the same quality and depth as those. Hopefully the game gets a lot of updates because right now, its simply not worth the money and a blemish on the company reputation.

Do not purchase if you intend to complete the game, it isn't possible. The game suffers from numerous bugs, the most notable being the infinite loading screens that cause soft locks on REQUIRED events for main story progression.

Fun game but PLEASE make a setting to disable taking screenshots when you take a picture with another character

Cosplay Club, developed and published by Behold Studios, is an ambitious and creatively themed turn-based role-playing game that attempts to merge tactical combat, crafting, and character-driven storytelling with a celebration of cosplay culture. Building on the studio’s experience with genre-blending titles, the game presents a world where creativity is literal power, and where costumes are not just cosmetic choices but the foundation of identity, progression, and combat effectiveness. It is a game defined as much by its ideas as by its execution, offering moments of charm and originality alongside areas that feel uneven or underdeveloped. At the heart of Cosplay Club is its central conceit: cosplay as transformation. Players take on the role of an aspiring magical-girl cosplayer whose handmade costumes grant real abilities. Every outfit is constructed from materials gathered through exploration and quests, and each design choice directly affects statistics, skills, and tactical roles in battle. This system blurs the line between character class and equipment, encouraging players to think of builds in terms of creative expression rather than rigid archetypes. Experimentation is c…

Super cute! There are bugs but this is still a WIP game so here's some issues I found just to help the devs: Juliana's fight can soft lock very easily if she tries to do a close-range teamwork attack, leaving one of the other enemies walking forever to try and get in position for the attack. The odd hands you sometimes can fight seem like they are for a later part of the story plus they do not seem to have Icons or descriptions at all. apparently it's kinda abandoned but I hope the game gets love again :)

I want to like this game, I really do. But it feels so unfinished, even for an early release game.