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cyth · 2007-05-15, 14:45

I tried ordering it from Peach Princess last year but they, for some unknown reason, rejected my credit card.

I played Nekoko's path.

Spoiler:

Whatever the case, it truly is one of the best commercially translated eroge, with decent stories and voice casting performances. It doesn't have too many or too few ero events; I think in this regard it's a nice compromise for the U.S. eroge market. The editing could have been better though as I've spotted a few spelling/grammar mistakes.

The game fails as an escape from reality, but the catharsis I went through was enough to convince me of the story's effectiveness.

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cyth Banned Join Date: Dec 2006 Age: 38	I tried ordering it from Peach Princess last year but they, for some unknown reason, rejected my credit card. I played Nekoko's path. Spoiler: I have to say that the title of the game hadn't really sinked that well in my thought before I started playing it, because I even had the nerve to question the protagonist's scepticism. I personally believed that the story about fairies was real up to the very last moment. It backfired heavily on me and I went through a small catharsis of some sort, because... well, I'm the kind of romantic soul that wants to believe this world still has some magic in it. Or is it really completely colourless? Whatever the case, it truly is one of the best commercially translated eroge, with decent stories and voice casting performances. It doesn't have too many or too few ero events; I think in this regard it's a nice compromise for the U.S. eroge market. The editing could have been better though as I've spotted a few spelling/grammar mistakes. The game fails as an escape from reality, but the catharsis I went through was enough to convince me of the story's effectiveness.