Kiss the Demiurge

ENG: Although it is a bit tragic at times, it also has its funny moments. The plot is engaging and the characters interesting. Has 3 clear paths, just under 6 hours to read all 3. The Yuri is quite light, and does not occupy the main scene of the plot. I liked it. ESP: Aunque es un poco trágico por momentos, también tiene sus momentos divertidos. El argumento es atrapante y las personajes interesantes. Posee 3 rutas bien claras, poco menos de 6 horas para leer las 3. Por cierto el Yuri es bastante ligero, y no ocupa la escena principal de la trama. Me gustó.

Kiss the Demiurge is a fun yuri visual novel about magic and girls trying (emphasis on trying) to perform it. I just completed my first route and I'm excited to jump back in for the other two. While I noticed a few typos, I thought the writing was thoroughly engaging, and the contrast between the protagonist's thoughts and spoken dialogue provided a lot of humor.

I really enjoyed this. The characters are all cute and charming. The art is a little hit or miss for me. I get the style but its just not my preference especially for what turns out to be a bit of a darker story. However this game is hard to discuss without talking or at least referencing the fact the plot is not what it initially seems. Which I do very much enjoy the big twist. My only real issue is that I feel the twist comes up and we spend a long time after that in some of the stories. I felt the post twist could have been shortened a little in some of the stories. It feels like it drags on a bit for some of them even though it is still cute.

Loved this game so much! It had so much heart and Minori was a wonderful yet relatable protagonist. I definitely cried a few times. Many emotional gut punches. Play it!

I was actually planning to write a bad review, but I had fun with it. Not very well written, dialog is a mess, no voice acting at all, but it was fun to poke with friends.

As far as the art goes, the characters look like they were drawn by a middle schooler and the backgrounds look like a preschooler did them. The writing is way too melodramatic and expositional for me. The game opens on a dramatic confrontation between a mother and her protagonist daughter. The daughter demands to know where her absent father is. Right before she's about to learn the truth her mom disappears, too. She literally disappears into thin air with no explanation and the protagonist doesn't even treat it like a mystery what happened to her. So then the girl grows into a teenager and, in addition to being a tortured soul orphan, she's also a demon hunter. I quit the game after a particularly boring encounter between the protagonist and her grandpa. I have no idea what the point of the interaction was, all I remember is she spouted a lot of exposition about how much she loves and cares about him, then the screen faded into the next scene and I couldn't take any more.