Cherry Tree High Girls' Fight

This game can get a bit repetitive but all in all I love this game.

It's good, but I wish it was more than just a visual novel (*cough*Wrestle Angels*cough*). I can't give it a negative review, though; I actually enjoyed the story (although I didn't get the best ending).

Ocena: mieszane uczucia. Cena w wyprzedaży adekwatna do jakości gry. Mechaniki są bardzo słabo wyjaśnione, pierwsze "przejście" będziesz się męczyć (pod koniec recenzji kilka tipów). Z jednej strony ładna grafika, relatywnie prosta rozgrywka, niezobowiązująca gra na krótkie posiedzenia. Z drugiej to rozdzielczość 800x600 (o dziwo nie przeszkadza), oparcie rozgrywki na RNG oraz uczucie zagubienia przez pierwszą godzinę gry. Zastanawiałem się nawet nad refundem, ale po rozpoczęciu drugiego podejścia szło mi dużo lepiej. Porady: - Zwracaj uwagę na stan dziewczyn przed treningiem, jeśli zgłaszają zmęczenie, odeślij je na całodniowy odpoczynek. - Nie rób postaci uniwersalnych, każda jest dobra w innej dziedzinie. - Nie ucz wszystkich zdolności - o dziwo te podstawowe są całkiem mocne, a w dodatku często wygrywają pojedynek o to, kto będzie bić. - O uj chodzi z tym, kto bije? Zapraszam do poradnika w centrum społeczności.

First time I didn’t had a clue what was going on. Second time understood how exactly the training influences the characters and that there’s no need to learn all the skills. Well, at least on of each (if possible) and 1 and 2 value. Third time: Cleaned the Whole House. Well, each time you play you end unlocking skills for your character (manager) which help. I first impulse of a team was the team that I ended up choosing all the time I played: Motoko, Rin and Liling. Liling has a counter move that’s really overpowered, especially if you powerup her Chi. One or two counters can knock out even the strongest opponent. Rin has a Henshin move, but it’s not very useful. Striking is better, and everything with Stun is gold. Motoko – learn all the stun moves and punish their legs, it’s awesome. I love Motoko!

A simple, card-based fighting game might be a turn-off for some, but I found myself enjoying it once I got into the swing of things. You take charge of a trio of girls (with various fighting styles ranging from karate and wrestling to magical and superheroic styles) and have to train them to achieve the fighting championship. Pros + Simple interface + Simple combat system + The girls have a deeply personality once you know them better. Cons - Luck plays a huge element in combat - A lot of trial and error in learning the ropes - Battle tutorial is bad. My full video review is below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgKjZA0eYlI

Its a nice little turnbased game where you manage a team of 3 students for a team fight. You can set 3 actions for each girl each day from monday to friday while the fight is at saturday. Also you have some actions as manager and the action points you have each week depend on your performance in the fight last week. Now we come to the bad part of the game its the randomnes of the battle system combined with no free save and load and not be able to free change your 3 girls during the fight. I personal think it was a stupid move by the developer to cut the free save and load from this game just to add a online ranking system to a single player game. The online ranking system is also complet worthless because of the a easy exploitable auto save that only save at the end (start?) of a turn. Still I think this game even in the curent form is worth a buy at a 50% or higher discount or if they improve the fighting part and add manual save and reload also the regular price.

Great idea for a game. The art is wonderful, and the story is decent. However, the combat system is quite terrible, and very boring.