Ledgerbound

Honestly, I love this game. The characters, the story, the humor. All of it comes together beautifully and while a couple minor things could be adjusted or polished, they don't take away from how much I genuinely enjoy the game.

love all the characters, dialogue n writing so much, gameplay is good too but the humor and story got me wanting more

Wonderful and fun Strategy RPG. Maps were well made and challenging without being impossibly difficult. The party were all amazing and funny (except Pallas... someone else may enjoy them). My only suggestions is clearer guides for class changes and more description for some items. Overall, really enjoyed this funny, horny, exciting, well-written game and hope it finds an audience who loves it as much as I did

Let me start with the overall: Yes. I recommend it. Big time. This game needs more eyes on it. It is brilliantly written, funny and made me burst out laughing so many times – which is greatly appreciated these days. It’s a great game with amazing writing, very pretty art and really catchy music. And the BEST voice acting I've ever heard in a VN (or honestly any game in a while. Rivals BG3 for certain). The story is funny, raunchy and honestly this is so up my alley that I have not enjoyed a game quite like this in a VERY very long while. The best I can sum it up as is Terry Pratchett writing but extremely horny with lots of pretty funny profanity and very horribly dark jokes at times. If this is the sort of VN you’d imagine liking – funny, irreverent, very cleverly written and with surprising amount of heart and care, then this will be a joy to play. Just put it on easiest difficulty and you will enjoy the hell out of it. The gameplay of the VN side is great – lots of additional dialogues and such, very cleverly handled dating system and in general incredibly fun characters. I love them all, in truth, and enjoyed them tremendously. The gameplay of the tactical side is… rougher. This is basically where all my complaints originate. 3 complaints here: - Always on auto save with no save slots. I DO plan to replay the entire game but hard saves for VNs are a must. I do understand the idea of living with the consequences of your actions, but in truth I would prefer to have hard saves. In particular for that final bit of the game. I basically used my pc to copy files and do a manual save because of that. This should just be a part of the game, VN players always love to reload games to see various options, this is basically my biggest complaint. - equipping and re-equippiing items costs time/burnout. This limits what you can do and bites into time you need for bonding. However this was already resolved by an option allowing you to remove this (at least partially). - The bugs. This game is still not quite fixed – I had a few dialogue options locked behind wrong relationship level, a scene reading my relationship wrong (basically not reflecting a previous choice, and acting like my character had no love scene before the final battle, which was disappointing) and there are some lines that have different text and spoken dialogue, creating a BIT of confusion as to which version was correct (they were not contradictory but seemed to imply different things) Overall a solid 8/10, Played on steam deck, some font is small but I give it a pass.

The gameplay is simple but fun, the dialogue is flirty and silly but has heart in the right moments (though the beginning is a bit rough - just...trust that it gets better in the later part of the game). This game truly feels like the love child of BG3 and Date Everything.

Lovely game, had a lot of fun with it, the ending part had a little bug that made it make literally no sense whatsoever but it was silly so I forgive it peak game

Fantastic writing, fun tactics, great gameplay loop. For a game with themes about burnout, its been a joy to play. I thought it'd be too meta or a parody of a fantasy world, but the world building is vast and sincere. Like playing an adult animated comedy i.e. Haunted Hotel, Inside Job, etc. Get played!

Smut meets tactical RPG. Witty and funny writing that doesn't shy away from full diving into corny dialogue while still offering you the depth of a good tactical RPG that punishes you for mistakes and bad time management (unless you "cheat"). While there are some lazy choices made in regards to how the endgame unfolds such as the final boss being a joke of a fight, it's still a 25 hour long experience worth trying. 8/10 would deny insurance claims again!