TroubleDays

honestly pretty good and sweet for what it is! very short, but i got it on sale. but what is there not to love about a cute succubus? i also thought it was interesting for the human x succubus dynamic to be covered, and for it to be pointed out that such is usually non-consensual. this would explain why [spoiler] the succubus ending might be considered bad and not the true ending, as lovelia takes your "technoforce" in this ending, whereas she doesn't in the true ending, where sex is mutually consensual and done out of love and passion on both ends.[/spoiler] bonus for the ladies, we got a mc who actually cares about the girl's feelings and doesn't just dive in for sex

literally succubus Marine-senchou. 10/10 peak cinema. no sex. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ peak. absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cinema. I want to kill myself.

I love my little succubus she's my gf noww!!!! :3

TroubleDays, developed by qureate in collaboration with iMel Inc. and published by qureate, is a short but charming romantic visual novel that fuses light fantasy with ecchi comedy and heartfelt intimacy. The premise is simple yet appealing: the player assumes the role of an average young man whose uneventful life changes dramatically when a succubus named Lovelia appears at his door. She has been sent from the demon world to harvest human life energy—euphemistically called “technoforce”—but as an inexperienced and overly pure-hearted succubus, she finds the task awkward and intimidating. What follows is a cohabitation story that blends romance, humor, and light fanservice, telling a tale about understanding and affection between two unlikely housemates who gradually begin to change one another’s lives. From its opening scenes, TroubleDays establishes itself as an easygoing experience built around character interaction rather than plot complexity. The story takes place almost entirely within the protagonist’s small apartment and a handful of everyday locations, emphasizing dialogue-driven moments over worldbuilding. Lovelia’s character immediately stands out as the emotional cente…

Mmmm Succubus Wife

Starting with the one and only good thing about this game: Lovelia. She's a wonderful character, partly animated, with sweet voice and some cute lines. Very charming, sometimes silly - a perfect companion. Now for the bad things - basically everything else, except maybe for music, because it is just fine. Sound design is very bad though (how sound loops work in this game, is a joke). But overall, there is just nothing else in this so called "game". No other characters are ever shown or voice-acted, and the story is somewhat there and even in the beginning it looks quite promising, but it very quickly degenerates into boring, typical anime themes with zero creativity. Even worse, the main character, which the player is "controlling", is a sluggish, passive, spineless nobody - not just boring, but actually, in many situations, straight annoying. Still... it's always Lovelia who saves the day and puts a smile on your face... or at least until the ending. Now, this is the worst part of the game. There are different endings which depend on your "choices". Choices which change nothing in the flow of the story, but they have a grave and catastrophical impact on the ending. Imagine losin…