Kittengumi: The Sakabato's Thief

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This game feels more like a demo than a full game. The design is great—whoever designed and drew the characters did an amazing job, and I really hope they continue producing more amazing works like these in the future. The general idea behind the story is fun, but I’m not sure if the execution is bad or if it’s the English translation that ruins the experience. The game makes translation mistakes, like calling a kitten a puppy, or at one point repeatedly mixing up "he" and "she" to the point where I was confused about who the characters were referring to. The game also feels like it was written by two separate people (not just the translation—the Spanish version does the same mistakes too). For example, a character laughs like "Hahaha, thanks", or they go "(laugh) thanks", or we get some details about a fight scene, or they just go "Ahhh" *sword clash sound* "Vamos!" *sword clash sound*. Another issue is the narrator. They keep explaining things that JUST happened on the screen literally a minute ago. The skip button also doesn’t work as it should—it’s more like a slightly """faster""" auto-text button, even after you adjust the speed settings to max. This is annoying when you wa…

I haven't really play the game fully yet and only have gotten the wrath ending so let me fill you in a bit. The game is a short Visual Novel following two people in search for the traitor among us. There's 3 chapters and 10 different endings. There's also characters that you can only find based on the ending route you're taking. The visual and writing is pretty fine to me. I can't say much because I'm not a really a visual novel player so the fact I even finished the game is something to achieve. It only took me 2 hours to complete a route probably because wrath route skipped chapter 2 and I didn't read as fast as your average novel readers. Still, there's one thing I have to point out which is the translation. It's readable yes but there's lots of mistranslation. Two female characters that I've known so far who is Michi and Azuki has been called by "he" several times but the male characters doesn't have the same problem. It's probably because it's translated from Spanish which is pro-drop language. Yes the game is made by Spanish AND Japanese inspired. I only hope they change the script only a bit so it feels more like localization instead of direct translation