Enchanted in the Moonlight - Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon -

It's going to be a neutral review as again I was equally annoyed and pleased by this sweet but at the same time kinda silly otome. [u] Praises: [/u] +All three routes were exciting enough to enjoy them most of the time. +Kitsune guy was as adorable as I hoped leaving him for last in these two games. +Lots of contents +Feels mostly relaxing as there're only good and happy endings. +There's a steam guide. +All those difficult paths the characters had to walk through were kinda silly but I must admit it felt like the writer knew what buttons to push to make me overemotional. It annoyed me to no end how all those situations were solved, some unacceptable parts seemed just mc's misunderstanding without actually acknowledging that was wrong. But welp, at least I wasn't indifferent on my way to good/happy endings :) +pretty art, some CGs are just gorgeous. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3253843797 [u] Complaints: [/u] --A very long list of typos. --MC's antics were unbearable too often. Why do you even give me the option to give her my name and then create her as some dumb infuriating creature(－‸ლ) --Same chapters, similar plot twists in all route…

[i]Enchanted in the Moonlight - Miyabi, Kyoga & Samon -[/i] is a fantasy adventure, otome visual novel developed by UNICO INC. and published by Voltage Inc. You take on the role of a 25 year-old woman (whose name is customizable) who lives at her family's shrine and works as a librarian. One night, there's a blood (a.k.a. red) moon, which suddenly awakens your powers (although you're not yet aware of this). The next day, various incidents happen from the time you go to work until after you return home. Later that night, you're attacked, but before any harm can befall you, 5 mysterious guys come to your rescue and chase away the attackers. Then they introduce themselves as ayakashi spirits (basically, Japanese supernatural beings) and explain that you have the once-in-a-thousand-years special blood that can make an ayakashi stronger. In order to protect you, they explain that you have to choose one of them as your partner and make a contract with them. In other words, you have to be at the mercy and protection of one of these ayakashi. I'll end my story synopsis here to avoid spoilers and all that. As for the gameplay, after playing through the prologue, you're given the op…

Wouldn't recommend as Miyabi doesn't respect peoples boundaries and goes as far as basically commit sexual harassment every moment he gets towards the mc, bro let her decide and if shes obviously doesn't reciprocate then, ♥♥♥♥ off. Didn't feel comfortable continuing/trying out the other routes because of this.

Never played a voltage game so I was bracing for the worst. What I got was fine but I also bought it on sale, not sure I'd pick it up full price just based on my own tastes. It has the presentation of something like a budget dogenzaka VN (which I prefer to this), so not the best looking backgrounds, static sprites, slow scene transitions, no VA, etc. Despite external fps cap, I still felt like the game is trying to murder my computer somehow. Because this was on mobile, you'll find the beginning of chapters to open with a few redundant sentences under the assumption it's been a while since you played. I found this a little annoying as I was playing straight through but it's most egregious during the main story of any man. The epilogues, sequels, etc, feel a little less repetitive, or maybe I had simply gotten used to it by then. The protagonist has a good heart, has a job, and generally does stuff on her own and knows when to say no but she constantly apologises for things that aren't her fault and is also very plot dumb. Since the story revolves around her exchanging her body for protection, there's little she can physically do in order to facilitate the plot. That aside, she's …

that wolf ♥♥♥♥♥ is MINE ALL MINEEEE!!!!!

This gotta be my favorite otome books so far ,miyabi story was really good along with the other two.... the story is nice and detailed but not boring and some moments are really sweet. 10/10 for me!