Isekaing: from zero to zero.

Came fot the jokes, left with the songs. Violence indeed causes games.

It's an interesting RPG game with fun humour, adorable characters, default combat system, alrighty neuro voice acting, fine neuro art and cool songs! If you don't mind well-written RPGmaker games, maybe this one is for you

It's funny =)

Слишком много хорошей музыки и юмора хотя я только начал ^_^ Надеюсь русский язык тоже подвезут. В любом случае продолжаем))

1) Visuals. A lot better than majority RM games, locations are variable and good looking. 2) Jokes. The writer is a pure savage who is not holding back, and also placed a lot of easter eggs, references and memes in game. Sometimes i felt like it's a meme game. 3) Characters. Somehow parody on DEI looks more interesting and sincere than actual DEI characters. 4) Music. Again it's surprising how the AI-generated music can be so much better than majority of crap you can listen to on youtube. 5) Developer pirated his game for those who don't have money and even made pirate song. Negatives: 1) Way too short. 2) No combat. 3) Can't save anytime, some sections between saves are long. 4) Part of the VO is bad. 5) No russian translation. 6) Can't skip songs even when playing second time. Overall, despite the negatives game is worth the cost if you want to turn off your head and have stupid fun, like in "what we do in the shadows" show.

I am a big fan of playing on RPG Maker, so I won't write madrigals here; instead, I will briefly outline the pros and cons. Every great work should have references to three books: Mao Zedong's Quotes, The Silmarillion, and the Bible. However, I did not notice any quotes from Chairman Mao, but everything else was present. In terms of the plot, it is a fairly lighthearted humorous story about a heroine who tries to help a kingdom in another world. The heroine is one of the story's drawbacks. While the king is introduced with an entire song resembling a comedy sketch, and the group of allies is well-developed throughout the story, the main heroine behaves like a guy, and nothing is known about her past. As I mentioned about the king, some characters were given their own video clips. These clips are one of the main drawbacks of the game; they were created by different AI systems and are video files in the game, although they should have been replaced with a slideshow. This is because I clearly hear the discrepancies in the AI voices. And with a slideshow, I could speed through or skip them, whereas with the videos, I am forced to watch for 4 minutes. Suno should have taken just the instrumental, not the song. In summary: If you want an RPG that is pleasant to play and a story that is genuinely fun, this is for you. However, excessive use of different AIs ruins the atmosphere of the setting. P.S. I spent an hour solving riddles in the club, too hard! And if it were a hentai game...

I liked it a lot. I tend to gravitate away from anime styling in games, but am glad to have made an exception here. I wish it was longer, would've liked more puzzles, action, and/or choices to make. I enjoyed each time those elements were included. [spoiler] I was hoping there would be further use for the baby as well. [/spoiler] Another thing I hoped to see was control configuration options like in the Evil Residence demo (I've gotten too used to WASD on my laptop.) ((Also hoping you release a full version of Evil Residence!) The songs were successfully obnoxious - I managed not to skip them, but am thankful that is an option. The humor resonated with me most of the time, and I was at times mildly offended. I feel like the general worldview of the developer came through, and he seems to be a decent guy. I picked up on intelligence, empathy, progressivism, and inclusion, amongst others. Power structures and societal hypocrisy were more or less called out and I always appreciate that. I thought the characters were hilarious. Some of the AI art was extremely cringe but I feel like it was appropriately tongue-in-cheek and worked in context. I appreciated the voice overs, I thought they were amusing. The spelling and grammar mistakes probably would have bothered me more, but years growing up with a Ukrainian mother who speaks and writes English almost exactly the same way has built up my immunity. Also, I sympathize with anyone going out of their way to learn and apply a non-native language, that is an admirable and impressive feat, most Americans can barely use their own. In general I think with language, if you can successfully communicate your meaning, and it is understood, there's no reason to be so rigid and prescriptivist. I recommended this to a friend, as well as my Ukrainian mother.