Tales Tails

This is just one of the best H game i have ever played so far like if i had to recommend someone a H game this would be the one I would recommend , If you are reading this review and have not played the game yet give it a try I would not say that this game will be the best game you ever played but I would guaranteed that it will be the game that you could not ever forget

A short, surprisingly sweet story... just for you. A young man, recently into the hobby of collecting old books happened upon a cursed piece of literature known to engross its readers irreversibly into it. Naturally, your non-descript character obtains this and, expectedly gets absorbed into the book itself. What happens then is a rather basic exploration of what would happen to characters within a story, the related deus-ex-machina intended to reach a happy ending and the resolution of a feud between a fairy and the beast that could not reach an accord with how the story should be told. I will give Ganmadou props for managing to make a relatively engrossing tale that's good for a 2 hour ride. Unfortunately, while the setting is incredibly interesting (as I have thought about the potential aftermath of stories that have been left abandoned by their authors, unable to move on and its inhabitants looking for their god), the 2-hour delivery is a bit too short and thus a lot of its potential is left unexplored. As is usual, BlueLatex delivers with the quality edits from his MTL translations, but there's a few misses here and there where female characters are referred to by male pronouns and a singular instance where a male Glans is referred to as a Clit. It is still not enough to detract from the delivery. The gameplay is... let's just say it's there to serve as a vehicle for its initial conceit of being a battle fuck RPG, and it falls short on that besides, with how easy the game is and how it even babies you for like half of it. There isn't all that many CGs (albeit they are drawn really good) and they're not animated, so it's basically your standard H-Game RPGM, but I think I'll have the idea of this setting at the back of my head for a few more weeks. Overall, while it's definitely not one of the many notable games with a good amount of hours in them, it's still likely worth a playthrough if you have the time and appetite for a generic RPGM that's short and sweet.