Sakura Knight 3
Winged Cloud · 2020 · Visual Novel, Anime, Simulation, Dating Sim, Romance
PC
Very Positive89% · 64 📉 Recent reviews down 75%
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About Sakura Knight 3
After spending a couple of months in the city of Grimoire, Estelle has begun to make a name for herself as an accomplished swordswoman. She, alongside the ditzy elf Felicia, the devious catgirl Tart, and the sweet wolfgirl Rune, has taken on dozens of quests at the local guild, and has completed them all.She's come a long way from her humble beginnings in a small village bakery... but soon, Estelle will have to brave her toughest challenge to date.
Deep in the woods, in a withered glade where the grass is dead and nothing grows, a disturbance is lurking. The fierce half-dragon, Saga, once an underling to the feared demon queen who ruled over Lemuria, is beginning to gather forces to avenge her fallen leader.
Will Estelle and her party be able to stop Saga - and will Estelle finally be able to settle down with a cute girlfriend or three?
Find out in Sakura Knight 3!
A young woman with lofty ambitions. She dreams of being a knight like her mother, the famous Cressida, who defeated the wicked demon queen, Gunhild.Estelle wants dearly to be brave and strong, but she's a shy girl with self-esteem issues. Kind-hearted to a fault, she puts others before herself, and often works herself up unnecessarily. She's naïve and a little too trusting, but has a great capacity for love, and is surprisingly good at settling arguments.
An elven princess many years older than she initially appears. One day, she will inherit the throne of Gris and become a queen but, for the present, she's testing her skills by accepting quests at Grimoire's guild.A chivalrous woman with a strong sense of justice, Felicia loves nothing more than protecting fair maidens. She's gifted with a sword, has incredible physical prowess, and is swift and decisive during battles.
She would be an incredible ally, if she wasn't so liable to get distracted by how attractive she finds all her team mates when they're flushed and sweaty.
A wolfgirl of few words, whose grasp on Lemurian is rather shaky. Rune finds it hard to communicate verbally, and often resorts to physical gestures to get her point across. She's very fond of Estelle, and is forever hugging and nuzzling her.Rune doesn't get on well with Tart, who she views (not unreasonably) as a trouble-maker... but, after the events of Sakura Knight 2, the pair have made steps to amend their rocky relationship.
Still, Rune can't always resist the urge to get into scraps with Tart.
A coy, conniving catgirl who values money above all else, and has no qualms about taking advantage of others.She may seem amoral, but she has her own code of ethics, and she cares deeply about her team members (in her own twisted way). She's particularly fond of Estelle, and takes great pleasure in making her squirm with embarrassment.
She's a handful, but she's a valuable ally, with magical skills that shouldn't be sneezed at. As cute as she may seem, she's not one to be taken lightly.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Good ending I wasn't expecting it but it's heart warming. I guess everyone deserve a second chance to find happiness in life and love. And I hoping to finally see some scissor acting if you know what I mean ^_- Wink.1 found this helpful
[h1]Sakura Knight 3 — Achievements: 14 total | Steam Deck: Supported[/h1] [quote] TL;DR: Same Sakura Knight formula again: pretty anime art, shallow writing, heavy Yuri fanservice (100%), and VN-easy gameplay. Story continues with Estelle now a recognized knight, heading into the deep forest to face a bigger threat (a hidden demon) with her two friends. Recommended for Sakura/Yuri fans, but only on sale/bundle. [/quote] Sakura Knight 3 is exactly what it says on the tin: the third serving of the same recipe, with the story moving forward. This time, Estelle is no longer “the aspiring knight” — she’s now recognized as a real knight. With her two companions, she pushes deeper into danger: a mission into the heart of the forest where a bigger threat is lurking. Demon in the woods, kingdom in trouble, classic fantasy setup. Will they beat it and save the realm? You already know the kind of suspense you’re signing up for. Everything else stays Sakura-standard: 100% Yuri focus (lesbian content only) the usual fanservice scenes fantasy “monster girl” lineup (catgirl, wolfgirl, half-dragon, demons…) minimal choices, VN-easy difficulty, click-and-go structure technically clean and …
A great Visual Novel to read, would recommend on sale.
Somehow less boring than the first two parts but stll manages to do nothing with it. The story starts to go in a good direction only for it to be over before you know it. Nothing bad happens to anyone and everything you did was worthless because of some contrived surprise "plot twist". Could have been a lot better
Rune. Really love. You. 10/10
“Sakura Knight 3” is a visual novel that continues an existing comedic fantasy storyline. Reading remains the core activity. The narrative focuses on travel, battles, and romantic tension between the protagonist and several companions. The plot advances the journey from previous entries. Characters face light conflicts and simple threats. Dialogue delivers most of the development. Depth is limited, but the pacing stays consistent. Art quality follows the established style. Character portraits are expressive. Backgrounds portray towns, forests, and camps. Visual assets are reused but effective. Music loops quietly. Tracks support fantasy scenes without drawing attention. Audio remains minimal outside key moments. Gameplay is standard. The player reads, selects dialogue choices, and unlocks different outcomes. Branching is small. Interface clarity helps new players. Tone stays comedic and flirtatious. It avoids heavy drama. Sessions are short, making it easy to play in small segments. Overall, “Sakura Knight 3” suits fans of the series and genre. It delivers familiar visuals, light fantasy, and predictable romance.
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