Lust&Magic -Chisalla in a Flower Basket-

[h1]QUICK FACTS[/h1] Type: H-RPG Developer: Eugor Evol Publisher: Otaku Plan Price: €3,99 Est. playtime: 1-3 hours Censorship: yes (patch available at publisher’s website) [h1]THE GAME[/h1] [b]MECHANICS[/b] Lust & Magic: Chisalla in a Flower Basket (L&M) at first glance looks like a classic JRPG, but is in fact mostly a puzzle game. While the controls are similar, your MC has no stats and doesn’t need to fight any enemies. Instead, the majority of the gameplay consists of exploring a dungeon, solving puzzles and collecting treasure items (which serve no other purpose than completing an achievement). Solving the puzzles progresses the main storyline. Controls: keyboard and mouse [b]STORY[/b] You play as a young researcher (name of your own choice), hailing from the steampunk city of Lucia. At the start of the game, a storekeeper named Garion tasks you with researching a strange magical stone. This leads you, Garion and his ward Maria to the remote village of Eta, where you soon find out that magic hasn’t quite left the world yet. [b]QUALITY[/b] L&M looks good. That’s pretty much the best that can be said about it; the quality of the artwork is really nice. The next thing that…

The game is even better than I was expecting. The first thing we wonder is if it's a RPGMaker game. No, it's not RPG, there's no battle or the sorts. It's also not a traditional VN that we just keep advancing on dialogs. The girls are very nice, the character design is great and their personalities are lovely. They have their own story told in special events which become available as we grow their affection.

[h2]Placeholder review. I'll post a full one as soon as it's ready[/h2] I have to admit I imagined this game was a JRPG like many other games with this setting and graphics. However, it turned out to be much better than that. [b]Lust&Magic -Chisalla in a Flower Basket-[/b] is a solid adventure game where you explore the ruins in the forest and solve different puzzles to progress. Moreover, the art is pretty, though there aren't many H-scenes in the game. In short, buy it if you're looking for something a bit different. The game is fun, and you'll rarely find something better for such a low price. [code]This is a placeholder review. Check out and subscribe to [u][url=https://lgreviewers.substack.com/]my blog[/url][/u] and follow [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38444643/]my curator page[/url][/u] while I'm getting the review done if you’re interested in spicy games that’d raise the err… room temperature (I'd love it if you follow it too ^^).[/code]

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Lust & Magic – Chisalla in a Flower Basket, developed by Eugor Evol and published by OTAKU Plan, is a compact fantasy adventure that blends light puzzle-solving, exploratory gameplay, and visual novel-style storytelling within a steampunk-inspired world. Set in a society where industrial progress and steam-powered machinery are gradually overtaking the old traditions of magic, the game builds its premise around the tension between these two forces. At the center of the story is Chisalla, a mysterious girl whose connection to magic places her at odds with a changing world that increasingly views sorcery not as a gift, but as something dangerous and cursed. Rather than adopting the structure of a traditional role-playing game with combat systems and character progression, Lust & Magic focuses primarily on exploration and environmental interaction. Players move through ruins and confined locations, solving puzzles that block their path forward. The inclusion of magical firearms is more thematic than combative; these tools are used to activate mechanisms or unlock passageways rather than to engage in sustained battles. This design choice shifts the emphasis from action to observation.…