Ravished Realms

[i][u][b]Ravished Realms[/b][/u][/i] is an 18+ visual novel that doesn't supply what it offers. This review is [b][u]spoiler-filled![/u][/b] Grab your marshmallows because we're about to have a roast! [i][b]The plot:[/b][/i] as described by in the store page: "Play as Nina, an introverted gamer waiting for her breakout moment in college. At the start of Holiday Break, You've been invited by classmates to join their team and try a brand-new VR MMORPG: Realms of Legends. There's only one catch: your party is attractive!! Try Magic Potions, Romance Your Party Members, and Explore Multiple Endings with this Visual Novel Dating Sim." I'm not even sure where to begin with this. I guess with "brand-new VR MMORPG"; it's not brand new, the guy literally says he's been playing it for a year. "Romance Your Party Members"? Uh yeah-no. It's more like, log on to the game, hang out for 5 minutes then screw. It's not romance at all. It's not romantic at all. It's just 12-year-old lust. "Dating Sim". Yeah, see above, same thing, it's literally ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, not dating. People tend to have a hard enough time telling the difference without this added confusion. Seriously though, that is the entire pl…

[quote][b]Check out our [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/36364102-Horny-Hentai-Festival/]Steam curator[/url] , [url=www.youtube.com/curatorhhf/]YouTube channel[/url] and [url=twitter.com/hhfcurator]Twitter[/url]![/b][/quote] [18+ VN] In a fantasy MMO world, explore and have romances with real life friends. There might be some immorality between real and game world. [18+ VN] 現実の友達に誘われたMMORPG世界で起こるHな恋愛物語。

[h1]Intro[/h1] [b]Ravished Realms[/b] is an 18+ visual novel whose synopsis and art caught my attention but, to put it lightly, turned out to be the most disappointing game I played this year. [h3]Pros[/h3] - The characters’ design is nice, especially Nina’s in-game character. [h3]Cons[/h3] - There’s next to no content in the game - Poor writing - Unfitting backgrounds - Animation issues during the sex scenes [h1]Full Review[/h1] The game tells us the story of Nina, an introverted gamer who has been so busy with school assignments she didn’t have time to make friends. However, this changes when Gavin, a kid from another class, invites her to try a VR MMORPG called Realms of Legends and join his team. Concept-wise it isn’t bad, even if there are plenty of stories focusing on someone’s adventures in a VR game, but the writing is terrible. The game is so short there’s no room to develop the characters. Moreover, the plot structure is almost nonexistent because the story ends right after the exposition is over. There’s no rising action, no climax (no, I’m not talking about that kind of "climax"), and no resolution. To be honest, I find it a bit insulting the game is tagged as “sto…

TL;DR: A short visual novel that teases you with limitless possibilities, then proves to you just how limited it really is. There isn't enough content to warrant the price, and even what's there feels hastily put together. + Cute character designs + Competent writing. Not exceptional, but serviceable. - Inconsistent/out of place backgrounds, often don't match up with descriptions in the game - Not much in the way of actual art done for the game - Sex scenes are very crudely animated - Some logic stretches that it doesn't care about addressing - Incredibly abrupt ending with no substance or care put into the ending at all ------------------------- A short visual novel, Ravished Realms puts you in the role of "Nina," a student who meets up with a friend of hers and is persuaded to try a really advanced VR MMO in a fantasy setting. She meets up with him and someone else from her school, they talk a tiny bit, then they decide to bang. Then it's the end. I started out mostly having a positive opinion of the game. I think that the art style is pretty good. I enjoy the character designs, they're quirky and unique enough to not feel like reused models from something else, which is great …

No. This the worst adults only visual novel I've played on steam so far, let me explain why. You can not save your progress so if you accidentally click exit which is easy to do you have to start over from the beginning and there is so skip or fast forward button, and speaking of buttons none of the buttons on your keyboard do anything in this game, you can only click through the slow boring dialog with your mouse, making it easy to accidentally exit out of the story and return to the start screen. Finally there is no settings in this game. Its awful in every way, dont waste your time with this one!

The one of a kind storyline and beautiful artwork make this Visual novel better then any good book. You will find your self reading until you have finished all of the multiple endings.