Super Lesbian Animal RPG

game is exactly what the title says

Great lil RPG. Loved the character interactions; especially the healthy relationship dynamics. There is so much love in this game. It was just right for someone like me who isn't a big RPG player. Highly recommend.

A great little rpg about super lesbian animal girls! I'm in completely love with the artstyle and incredible ost in this game, they wear their colors on their sleeves! Story wise it think it lands it's themes quite smoothly, all the characters have great arcs and space to show their growth in the story, and while the LGBTQ+ themes are pertinent to the story, it doesn't embody everything about the character, each one of them have different issues to work on. Not to mention, the game also manages to balance all the drama, with great moments of comedy in between. The only caveat that i find here, it's that the gameplay is pretty basic, i didn't had much issues on combat nor the puzzles, especially that they don't use the game system to convey the themes of the story very well, for instance they could show character development by a class change or whatnot Still it's a solid game in the RPGMK library, and i can totally recommend for any rpg fan out there!

Absolutely incredible, great fun characters (except claire, ♥♥♥♥ you claire) and very fun gameplay ^w^ Also has lesbians 5 stars :3

Finally played if after letting it sit in my library for a while and. FREAKING. WORTH IT. Holy this was fun as hell. absolute tear jerker when emotional parts of the story come up. very fun dialogue and minigames. disliked the final boss but I enjoyed the narrative relevance to it. The first fight was the same but more enjoyable. Overall this game was insanely good. Might do a harder diff run sometime.

amazing game, great characters, incredible ost lesbians are cool tbh

Note: I played the DRM Free itch.io version, so this review is based off that. Super Lesbian Animal RPG is a game about a group of girls that create their own guild in order to go on an adventure and save the world. Technical: This was installed and played through Lutris with few issues. I ran into an audio glitch that would pause the music, then the music would end up garbled until the game was restarted. The only other technical issue is potentially due to the game engine used, which is the RPG Maker game engine. The battle sequence framerate tanks when there are a lot of characters on the active battle screen. This becomes more noticeable once you get a full party of 4 playable characters. Gameplay: This is a turn based JRPG, where each character or enemy takes turns choosing to attack, defend, or use special abilities. In general, It's all speed based, so the fasted statistical character/enemy will go first. There is an exception. Healing/Special Abilities will take precedence before any attacks are made. You gain experience from battles in order to level up, which will upgrade the characters stats. You'll also upgrade your character with Weapons, Armor, & Spellbooks. You go from main hub into the active battle areas in order to battle normal enemies and bosses. There are no Random Battles here. Every battle is seen on the screen and can be interacted with or ignored. The player is provided with a wide variety of options of how to play, so there's no one be all end all combination of items in order to complete the game. You take side quests from characters, all the while you continue on through the main quest. There are 2 difficulty settings. Normal and Story mode. I had little issue with the difficulty of the normal mode, as it was paced extremely well, but if you just want to experience the story, or have little to no time for min/maxing your characters, then I suppose Story mode is there for you. There is no real reason for level grinding either. It's paced extremely well, that by the time you've capped out your level, you'll be close enough to the finish line. This is the point where you can finish up the side quests or go straight for the ending. I'll be honest though. You'll probably want to finish those side quests. It just makes it feel like you're gearing up for the final battle, which is one hell of a conclusion. Audio: I found no fault within the audio department, minus the aforementioned audio glitches. The music fits each environment and boss battle. Visuals: This is an RPG Maker game. You'll be looking at pretty pixel art from start to finish. Every character sprite is visually pleasing, as are the enemies you battle. The enemy visuals are clean and the bosses are big and foreboding. Each area you navigate through looks and feels like a plausible location within the game world. You'll have no problems navigating the game world. The visuals can and will get really trippy at times, but it fits the overarching storyline very well. Story: Speaking of the story, the introduction of this critique mostly spells it out for you. You start out controlling Melody, a fox girl, who is in love with her best friend Allison, a rabbit girl, where Melody wants to join the guild as a Palidan Healer, who is headed by Clair, a Witch Cow girl, and her friend Jodie, a buff Tiger girl. Melody and Allison meed up with Clair, who takes them on their first tutorial dungeon, just to be confronted by Javis, NOT Jarvis (he'll get mad if you call him that) which then starts the adventure of this newly formed guild. From this point on, the story and gameplay are interconnected and extremely well written. Sometimes, it's a little silly, as the writing seems to be from the era I grew up. So, I might be a bit biased here when I say the writhing is wonderfully scripted. If there's one minor gripe, it's the other side stories that are given to the player just before the end of the main plot. There's one plot ark that never gets fully explained, and I was hoping there was more to that plot line than was given. Is it potentially sequel bait? It's difficult to tell, as there hasn't been any news on a potential sequel as of today, but that could be the case here. I was honestly more invested in that one side plot than I was the entire main plot of the game. Oh well. You navigate through a well crafted world, taking on wildly outlandish bosses, until you get to the final confrontation. As you can tell, I am making an attempt to not spoil anything of this story, as I believe it really should be experienced by anyone remotely interested. Other Thoughts: I'll just say this. The entire story, and sub stories, are well worth your time and effort. Which, is where I believe the Story Game Mode comes into play. The story might be worth it for the easier setting alone, even though I don't think the main difficulty is that difficult in general. It's a well paced, well written, well thought out piece of art for those who want to roll play as a bunch of lesbian girls. From the text above, you might think this is an all time favorite. Well, it's close, but the afforested technicalities it comes with, pushes it into the "Play It" category, as it could become an all time favorite for someone. In this case, it comes just shy of that all time favorite, but with that being stated, this gets a Golf Score of: Birdie.