Snow-Swept Quest

At first glance this game seems to be good, but once you get playing it you soon realize that there is way too much grinding required for what you get in return. Way too much grinding.

[b] I already love RPGMaker games, but I love them double if they are H-RPGs. [/b] ( ≖‿ ≖ ) 🌸˚˖⋆ Mind you, you shouldn't expect much from Snow-Swept Quest, but it has a lovely main character and more than good CGs. [i] No need to say that you have to download and install the patch from Kagura Games' website for nsfw version of the game. [/i] The story is simple, but I find it quite enjoyable; find a way to get back home. How do you do that? Join the guild and fight monsters and get rewarded for your efforts, or... indulge in adult pleasures and save up your money. Saya, who is a naive yuki-onna that spent her life in the mountains with her mother has to learn the ways of the world the hard way. And you can influence how she does that. Stay pure or get corrupted, both are fun. The game also has a sweet ending that I won't spoil, but it makes you feel fuzzy inside. What I liked most was the feature that allows you to see the different endings without having to play the game all over again. For its price Snow-Swept Quest was a pleasant journey for me, plus it has trading cards and point shop items! ⏾∘₊✧─────✧₊∘ [b] Enjoyed this review? Check for more on [url=https://steamcommunity.…

The game doesn't allow you to change display window size unless you use the H-patch, which is just weird. Resolution as far as i could tell can't be adjusted so when you scale up the window size you drop resolution. Finding and installing the H-patch is straight forward, if you Google the games title it's one of the first search results. Control are wonky because you use the arrow keys to move and enter/esc to select options but then i realized it can all be done with one hand so if it wasn't intentional it's hysterically convenient for this specific genre of game. H-scenes are okay and for the most part predictable meaning i didn't end up with a surprise bad ending and once you beat the game you have the option to unlock every scene so if you miss a couple you don't need to play the game all the way through again to see them, it's a nice quality of life feature. The H-art itself is good but be warned it's almost entirely of the non-consensual variety so if that's not your cup of tea proverbially speaking you won't like this game. Combat is about as basic as you can get and grinding to level up is really easy, it took me about 5 or so hours to unlock all but a couple of scene…

It's okay... 1 true love H-scene And the rest are not... mutual I guess But what's the worst thing about all this is..."no preggo" "ending preggo doesn't count"

Snow-Swept Quest is a traditional turn-based RPG built around a simple but effective journey home. Developed by potato-life and published by Kagura Games, it follows Saya, a yuki-onna whose peaceful and secluded existence on the Eastern continent is shattered when she is kidnapped by slavers. After being transported to the Western continent, she manages to escape captivity, only to discover that freedom has left her stranded far from everything familiar. Her immediate goal is refreshingly practical: gather enough money to afford passage home. That straightforward motivation gives the adventure a clear direction without relying on the usual world-saving prophecy. Saya's supernatural background helps distinguish her from the typical RPG protagonist. She begins as someone accustomed to isolation rather than adventure, making her forced exploration of an unfamiliar continent feel appropriate to the story. Traveling through dangerous locations, meeting new characters, confronting monsters, and searching for a way home gradually turns a personal problem into a broader journey. The premise is not excessively complicated, but its simplicity works in the game's favor because there is alway…

Very cute 6/10, but in all seriousness, if you don't like the first 10 mins into the game then it's your cue to get a refund