Princess Evangile All Ages Version

I can't read another word. After chapter 2 finished I was fed up. I don't mind a visual novel that does something different - I started out thinking the premise seemed like a cool idea - some kid down on his luck with no place to go gets 'rescued' into a school exclusively for girls. Apparently the school has a funding problem and is willing to test opening the doors to boys as well, but the test is based on this single kid. It starts out innocently enough but the sequence of events is just utter lunacy. No one lets people into their room and then lets themselves get kicked out into the hallway wearing only their underwear, so some b1tch3s search for 'hazardous materials' (porn). No one sees someone they know and get smashed in the face by them, then gets sent to the headmaster to be basically told it was their fault for putting their face in the way of a swinging hand. THE VERY NEXT DAY HE GETS SMASHED IN THE FACE AGAIN BY THE SAME OLD FRIEND. I have no more words. Maybe this VN is better suited to girls because this isn't entertaining, it's torture. 0/10 I'm deleting this from my library.

I only recently finished this VN after having it sit in my library for years. This is not because I disliked it and had to get over it or anything, it just kinda so happened I never bothered. First things first, the common route of this game is fairly long. You only really start making decisions starting at chapter 13 or something and you basically need to choose the same girl everytime to get into their respective routes. The VN features 4 heroines, no hidden/side-routes you unlock by clearing someones route like some other games. If you are interested in how romance would go with the other very present side-characters would go: those are all in the fandisc w happiness. The MC of the VN isn't overly perverted or dislikeable, all in all just a very average guy. His backstory is honestly way out there, but I guess the premise of the story itself, him getting into this girls school, is no different on that end. The love interest are all likeable and interesting imo. They all have their own personality and charm. I went in the order of Ritsuko, Ayaka, Rise and Chiho, although I think any order would work. I saw someone mention that Ayakas route contains spoilers for Ritsukos route, …

I really enjoyed the common route on this one, it was hilarious and compelling. The main character is compared to christ to a ludicrous degree, his name is literally Masaya (too close to Messiah). He is sweet and funny and honestly not a real big perv, I found him pretty refreshing in terms of other protags but he is portrayed as a practically flawless human being which is kinda weird. His family life is really an interesting way of bookending the story and overall I think the story is written well enough for a romcom. I ended up picking the childhood friend for my first playthrough and it started off SO BAD that I had to put the game down for a bit. Thankfully it did get better after that, and while i've not played the rest of them I'm pretty sure the other routes will be enjoyable. (after note: I have finished all of the routes, all of the other routes are great if a little ridiculous in how perfect everything lines up) To me this VN's production comes off as "we didn't have budget for a full on anime but we were able to cobble together a VN". I feel like if they had just cut out the other girls' routes and made Rise the sole focus as she helps them, it would have been a bette…

I loved this visual novel until I read through Ayaka's route and the writer revealed his true colors. He abandons everything that he wrote earlier and starts in with the secular theories and conjecture. Marika is supposed to be beautiful? No. No, she is not. It is the preconceived notion that all blondes are beautiful. Her head is shaped like a light bulb and her hairstyle is ugly. Ritsuko is the best girl. I have played a Princess Evangile that is not the steam version. Sliding into first base? Automatic out! The English writer doesn't know how to use 'scramble' in a sentence. He's always using it and a sentence will make little or no sense when he does. The writer wrote "hit the lottery", which means to play the lottery, not win it. You say either "win the lottery", "hit the jackpot" or "win the jackpot." The writer had three perfectly good options and chose incorrectly, missing the target completely. The writer draws his prose from the same tired well that most VN writers draw from. He uses "blown away", "going/moving forward", "reach out" and a bunch of other overused nonsense phrases that have been making the rounds.

Meh... I guess it's alright if you're into Visual Novels. Decent anime style art, writing is fairly ok in the beginning but rapidly declines story wise..

a fun game that i have replayed a few times in the past. I would recommend this game to anyone into romance or slice of life anime/visual novels.