The Seven Districts of Sin: The Tail Makes the Fox - Episode 1

The Seven Districts of Sin: The Tail Makes the Fox - Episode 1

Reine Works · 2018 · Casual, Simulation, Visual Novel, Otome, Female Protagonist

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About The Seven Districts of Sin: The Tail Makes the Fox - Episode 1

The Seven Districts of Sin: The Tail Makes the Fox is an otome visual novel which follows the daily activities of the demons of hell - and perhaps the relationships that in their midst.

Synopsis


Lilim is an auditor for the main Hell government. When her beloved Lord Lucifer tasks her with going to the Kumonoito District to investigate their governor for soul laundering, she has no choice but to obey.

Will little, naive Lilim be able to survive her stay at Kumonoito? Will she maybe find someone special? … Or will she just go right back to licking Lucifer’s boots?

Features

  • A mix of intriguing plot and humor
  • Nameable Protagonist
  • 4-6 Hours of Gameplay
  • 2 Male & 2 Female Love Interests
  • English Voice Acting
  • 9 Different Endings
  • 10 CGs and 6 Bonus Illustrations

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 7, 2018
[i]The Seven Districts of Sin: The Tail Makes the Fox[/i] is the first episode of a fantasy/comedy dating simulator; you play as Lilim, a fox-spirit that also happens to be an auditor for the Hell Government. She's designed to investigate a case of "soul laundering" and she must report her results to Lord Lucifer. Will she find the culprit? Or will she find something else? Oh, and this game was made by Reine Works, the same developers of Blossoms Bloom Brightest. This visual novel is focused on humor: there are bad jokes everywhere and funny situations happening a lot. The title is self-aware of its own cheesiness and constantly talks about it. Particularly, I enjoyed that. Sometimes it's nice to play a novel that isn't much serious and has more of a comedy base. But if you don't like those kinds of situations and dialogues, I highly suggest you pick another game; you're going to get angry at Seven Districts of Sin. There are two male (Gaki and Saleos) and two female (Anzu and Kali) routes, each one featuring two endings. There are also two bad endings [spoiler](my favorite one is where a piano falls on your head lol[/spoiler]. My favorite character was Saleos, he's so cute! His …
41 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 11, 2018
Hmmm... This is a tough VN to rate properly - on one hand, it's definitely not bad and is pretty much criminally overlooked (I was the first person to give it a rating on VNDB, four months after its release). On the other, it does some very weird things, that makes it harder to enjoy it fully - or to really be excited for more chapters of this, as it seems, episodic release. I will also mention that I was provided with a free review copy [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32980295/]through my curator page[/url] - otherwise, I might've never found this game in the first place, considering how much it went below the radar. Getting to the point - this game is primarily a comedy, featuring an absurdly-delusional fox spirit, who works as an auditor in the central administration of Hell, being sent by Lucifer on an investigation to one of the districts. There, she meets the (pretty hostile) local governor, along with her small staff and try to uncover the secrets they might be withholding from Satan. There are four romance routes, with two male and two female love interests and affection meters clearly showing how your choices affects your possible relationships. The actual sto…
28 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 6, 2018
If I was to write my silly and very embarassing fantasies into a game, this is would be it. It reads like my daydreams of being a succubus in hell, complete with things you never want anyone to know about. Bad jokes and bad taste. It is voice acted, not too badly. The art is very pretty and... I'm sorry but Luci I can't take seriously in that outfit. I spent the first few mintues of this game laughing and thinking I must have hit my head and passed out. I only recommend it and paid for it out of sick guilty pleasure and...*ahem* "personal reasons" but I suggest a normal person looking for a good VN to stay away. If you're a depraved pervert and want to read subpar daydreamy fanfiction then go right ahead! This game has some good moments but overall I found that jokes went on too long, were cringy, had too much disjointed dialog that was painful to read and difficult to understand where it was actually going. This seriously needs a better writer if they plan another episode. This game is full of wasted potentinal and all the routes are boring and for the price no, absoutely not. Not when there are free games with way better storyline and dialogs existing on steam.
17 found this helpful
Not recommended Apr 2, 2018
I wanted to like this VN based on the premise, but the writing put me off pretty hard. It's quirky and occasionally funny, which is good, but it's also full of little exchanges and exposition that bloat up the storytelling while adding very little value. It reads like amateur fiction that didn't have to go through a good editor eager to put a hacksaw into every unnecessary word and sentence.
8 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 15, 2018
I received this game for free but this review only reflects my enjoyment and opinion of the game. There will be minor plot spoilers below but I don't want to go into detail over all the things that happen in the game as I want you to play and discover it for yourself. So I will just go over some of the basic's to give you an overview of what to expect and the quality of the game itself. The Artwork is both beautiful and adorable at the same time. The backdrops are well detailed and varied. I never felt like I had been staring at the same backdrop for very long. The characters were well designed and even provided blink and mouth movement animations which really added to the game's immersion. The CG's are more towards the cute end of things as this game switches easily between chibi stylized art and regular anime stylizations. I felt that this choice was a good one because it really fell into what the story was as a whole which is a comedy. There are only a few CG's (15ish) that you can unlock but that is understandable as this is only Episode 1 of an unknown # at this time. The Sound of the game is nice. The background music is pleasant to listen to and doesn't irritate. The soun…
7 found this helpful

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