Radiant Princess - Poni Ceres

This is a true game with a plot, and plenty of exploring to build your character up for the boss battles. The adult situations just give it that little extra entertainment.

The story, the fights, voice acting and the music are very well done. there are a few convenience functions missing, which add up over the course of the game. Some of the selection options during and in between fights/bossfights have dire consequences, which aren't properly explained beforehand. Many of the game over scenes are extremely long and not skippable, so when we're not properly told that loosing in a special scene will game over us, and we have to go through the whole dialog again without a skipoption or a saveuption directly before the fight, waste of time quickly amasses without need. Because the art, structure of the story, as said above the voiceacting and the music are great. Also in terms of the lewd content; the creators of the game chose to make many of the scenes game over scenes too, the actual potential for lewd content is in my estimation and when comparing other games like this between 3-5 times as much as we are having. As a result, the core game is very solid, and the lewd content seems unwieldily put, not as accessible and player friendly, and only about 20% of the potential with this amazing character and all the situations she gets in has been explored a…

Radiant Princess - Poni Ceres takes the familiar magical-girl concept and turns it into a colorful JRPG centered on exploration, turn-based battles, character progression, and hidden discoveries. Developed by SukiyaKING and published by Kagura Games, it follows Yui Morisaki, a student whose ordinary routine changes after meeting a small robot named Polka. Through this encounter, Yui gains the ability to transform into the heroine Poni Ceres and becomes responsible for protecting humanity from the alien organization Zydarg. What starts as an almost playful superhero scenario gradually becomes more demanding as stronger enemies and increasingly dangerous commanders enter the conflict. Yui's double life gives the story much of its personality. She still has school responsibilities, karate club activities, personal relationships, and feelings for someone she likes, yet she must regularly abandon normal life whenever Zydarg causes trouble. The contrast works well because the game does not present her exclusively as an unstoppable heroine. She is still a young woman attempting to maintain her everyday existence while carrying an increasingly serious responsibility. The narrative remains…

pretty good game. art works are very good. but other things that frustrating a bit about gameplay when boss fights...

Would give neutral review if I could. I'm giving positive since I don't think the game deserves 60% it's well made for the most part, fairly long, great VA, challenging fights, and fun exploration mechanics. I am personally not a fan of the [spoiler] humiliation/NTR [/spoiler] tag. Boy does this game like to [spoiler] humiliate [/spoiler] the protagonist. It does this too well and too often, however, I am more of a fan of Corruption, which this game does not do very well unfortunately. Aside from that there is a lot of variation in bad endings since each boss is very unique but the scenes drag on for a little too long and then abruptly end without a (in my opinion) satisfying "climax". Still, I had fun even if I didn't enjoy all the scenes so I am sure anyone who likes the tags will enjoy this. I haven't reached the end so might update with more but for now, [u][b] 7/10 [/b][/u]

*Patch required to get full experience. Please check publisher website for details* Radiant Princess - Poni Ceres is a fun HRPG with a heavy emphasis on exploring. For those familiar with Dragon Quest, this game feels like the mini medal and seed system cranked up a notch. The maps in the game are filled with stat boosting items and special collectibles that grant battle perks. Most of the items are found via secret passages with clear hints. The player can avoid these collectibles and still enjoy the game. The battles feel balanced with the collectible stat boosts in mind though. As for the explicit content, the game is almost entirely based on scenarios that end with game overs. As in, your player character will be reloading a save after experiencing most scenes. Players looking to see how these scenes have long term affect on the character will be disappointed. However, the scenes do cover a good amount of interests and the art is great. Yui, the female main character, is stunning in both her everyday and hero outfits. Secondary character Karen also is a highlight of the game, if deserving of more screen time. The two male leads are flat as can be, though. Unfortunately, the g…