Flirting With Girls in Fantasy World

I found this game entertaining, but it's just a lame copy of Living With Sister. Really plain, lacks challenge, it almost feels like a demo, I don't know if the creator is still working on this game and plans to release a better, much complete version in the near future. It's missing a lot of things, nice animations, better combat system, challenge, etc. If you want to buy, wait for it to be on discount, if you haven't played Living With Sister yet I recommend you put your money on that other game first than on this one.

The bad reviews are not deserved imo, and here is why i think so. Yes this is a copy of Monochrome Fantasy, but it does bring new elements while missing others. You get to interact with all girls but at home you have fewer interaction options with the sister. It does seem that this game is still in beta if the information on other websites is accurate and there are more updates to follow. Content wise this game provides as much things to do as Monochrome Fantasy, even there it gets really repetitive after a while and most people i assume played it with the additional DLC, so if you factor in the prices, here you still get your money's worth since that other game is alot more expensive with the DLC. Earning credits in game seems more thought out here than the other game. There you'd get a random amount at the end of the week, sometimes even a fine, you'd lose money or didn't get any. Here you get the same amount but you can still work during the week and get paid evey day. The food in this game is very expensive yes, and i don't know if it's a bug or a feature, because if you let the sister cook for you, the food lasts a lot longer than expected. Seems like 1 ration gets used …

Game could be fun - could not get past the MC crackhand that looks like he snorts drugs from under that 12 inch fingernail - as many have stated lacks depth. click go click go

Flirting With Girls in Fantasy World mixes fantasy adventure, romance, dungeon exploration, and turn-based combat into a character-driven experience that is more ambitious than its playful title initially suggests. Developed by Hitoriku Studio and published by Kagura Games, the game begins on a surprisingly grim note. The protagonist's ordinary existence is shattered when the Demon Lord's influence reaches his village, leaving his home destroyed and his younger sister afflicted by a curse. From there, his personal struggle grows into an adventure involving dangerous creatures, mysterious events, new companions, and several potential romantic relationships. One of the more interesting aspects of the story is that the protagonist does not begin as an overwhelmingly capable fantasy hero. He initially depends heavily on the people around him, particularly stronger companions who can handle dangers that would otherwise overwhelm him. Progression gradually changes this dynamic. Through continued adventuring and combat, he becomes increasingly capable until he can eventually stand alongside or even surpass those who once protected him. This provides a satisfying sense of development beca…

The game is cute, girls are cute. I bought it because of this, and because it reminded me of Monochrome Fantasy. Just a warning, the game isn't as fleshed out as Monochrome Fantasy, grindy. And the rewards aren't as good as the aforementioned game, but they are there. I played through the game once when I bought it off Itch. I bought it again here to hopefully support the developer. Hopefully he/she puts more polish into his/her game next time around. I would recommend, if you really liked the artstyle, and gameplay loop of Monochrome Fantasy, but you'll probably only want to play once.

i need third app to increase the stats or this will be endless farm