Resurrection Island: Love and Victory

I love it. <3 Cute kemonos and a decent story.

The Positives Views Are Quite Overhyped For This Game. It's Not A Bad Game But It's A Short Game For My Taste. It's Got Undertale Vibes For Gameplay And The Characters Are Quite Cute. The Game Tends To Crash When I Choose The Touch Option On The Girls. 1: I Would Love To Level Up And Gain Stats Points To Spend On Attributes. 2: Add More To The Game Like More Levels, Events And Characters. Also More Enemies And Bosses. 3: The Blacksmith Doesn't Give You Swords Or Armor Let Alone Upgrades To Your Sword And Armor. 4: The Game Could Use More Items Like Health Potions (Before Any Of You Ask Questions. Maoson At The Beginning Of The Game Will Give Medicine If You Talk To Him/Her Enough Times). Please Add Endowment Potion Which Permanently Increase Breast And Butt Sizes As Well As Endowment Nerf Potion To Permanently Reduce Breast And Butt Sizes.

Very fun game, although short. Wish there were more differences between "fight", "touch" and "forgive", and that we could go into the rooms that are blocked off/locked, but enjoyed it overall.

If you are already here, you probably already want it. Just get it.

A fun game for those who enjoy hmofa and/ or undertale. Scenery was pleasant and the combat wasn't too difficult. My only issues are that I wish the story and its characters were better explained and that certain areas weren't blocked.

While this game is not connected to "The Rebirth of Kingdom Lo", it shares the same artstyle and lighthearted vanilla attitude, which I like the most. Good nuts: - Still the same simple yet adorable artstyle and cute characters designs - Funny Undertale-like battle system, with violence replaced by forced stripping and (not always forced) sex - 9 females to seduce and talk to during and after the battle - Once again, no tons of weird fetishes, just straight vanilla sex, the only kink is [spoiler]wincest[/spoiler] - Built-in gallery in a form of items that you receive from the girls after the battle - Two endings, a few sudden plot twists with an interesting secret final boss (storywise) Not very good nuts: - The game is even shorter than the previous one, can be beaten in half an hour - No prologue/epilogue, books or anything narrative to tell about the setting - Rather small and empty island, just a few interactable items, unlike the previous game - Weird locked-out areas (why can't I go to the second floor of Maosen's house?) - Getting the second ending is too unintuitive, as you can't Spare half of the enemies [spoiler](plus, poking in the random bush to find th…