VoiceActress

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[b] Bad translation and the game looks like this: [/b] A few lines of text, a mini-game, a scene with recording + a scary sound as if a killer was lurking around the corner, an end of day animation... Minigame, recording, a few lines of text, end of day animation... You repeat it xXx times until you run out of points / level... Minigame x10+ times to score points / level to be able to play the next part of the story... A few lines of text, end of day animation, mini-game, recording, a few lines of text, and again end of day animation... [i] This game is a mockery of VN etc... It's good that there is no way to achieve achievement, because I am a hunter of achievements and I would hang myself in the process... It is better than ending this game... [/i]

Developed and published by Dieselmine, VoiceActress offers a distinctive blend of visual novel storytelling, match-three puzzle mechanics, and light role-playing progression centered on the life of Seiko Yonekura, a high school student pursuing an unconventional career as an online voice actress. Rather than relying on fantasy adventures or dramatic action, the game explores the everyday challenges of balancing school, personal growth, and a growing reputation in the voice acting industry. This unusual premise immediately sets it apart from many anime-inspired visual novels by focusing on a profession that is rarely explored in games. The story follows Seiko as she gradually accepts a variety of voice acting jobs, working her way from beginner assignments toward increasingly demanding opportunities. Her career develops through persistence, improving skills, and earning recognition from clients, creating a satisfying sense of progression that mirrors the journey of someone striving to establish themselves in a competitive creative field. Although the narrative is relatively linear, it effectively captures the excitement of pursuing a dream while introducing players to different asp…

I honestly forgot i even had this game and decided to play it again and i see why i forgot about it,what the hell is this game??? Wish i could get my money back for this trash

18+ VN with a Match 3 game element. What I liked ---- -Music: Despite there being 2-3 songs, they are catchy. The mini-game one sounds oddly familiar. -Art: It's decent. I really do like the match 3 chibi heads. -Full voice acting -(Assuming you get the 18+ patch installed) Seiko is the heroin in the H-scenes cause, well, she's the VA. So it makes sense and the idea is refreshing to see. What I DON'T like ---- The primary issue with this game has to do with the 18+ patch in some way. I don't understand why'd you make a suggestive game and have it's core part removed. Must be a law I am unaware of of something. -Translation: If you haven't seen the other reviews, yes, the EN translation is abysmal. Some dialogue criticizes H-games and at times comes of as the game doing 4th wall meta and does serious self deprecating. Ironic, really. Some sentences make no sense and ruins the scenes. Here is an excerpt "And Seiko who stained white to the whites is <dash = 4>". Did no one have this proofread? -Length: This game is incredibly short. Without the 18+ patch, the game is 2x shorter and the cuts are so abrupt and doesn't fit well with some areas of dialogue. INITIALLY the game had a cu…

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