Seems interesting, I have a hard time getting over the draw style though.Just like voxel games.

II'm all for an adult tag, there is a lot of games that I wouldn't waste my time on if they were tagged right even if the name was interesting. Not the Adult ones, those interest me :P
Always using the Eroges for that claim gets old though.

The game is clearly marked as adult content in the description btw.

I'm not even going to bother reading the rest of your post, because you've already started off with statements that are completely wrong.

It actually is a game, and RPG at that. Where exactly you're getting the idea that this is a Visual Novel I have no idea. There was a Visual Novel adult game that release yesterday, so maybe you're in the wrong thread?

And again, just because you don't like something that doesn't mean it's any less of a game. It still deserves the same treatment as any other game release thread does. GOG owes that much to their business partners who're releasing software on its store.





The game is technically censored until you "opt in" and choose to download the free Unrated DLC on the store page.

As for what specific mature themes and imagery is in the game, well, you'll should already have an idea of what it is. It's going to be explicit sexual imagery.

Are you really suggesting that GOG should be listing the specfic fetishes, genres, and scenarios that are present in the game?


The thing is that there's literally no adult content being depicted on GOG's store "shelves". So the whole idea that these games should be "sectioned off" is absurd. There's no nudity, nothing depicted on the store pages or even the Unrated DLC pages. You guys are just being overdramatic and acting outraged about games (yes, games) being on GOG you don't like.

It's actually a really nice for an RPG Maker game. I've been playing it for the past few hours and I'm having a good time with it. Definitely not something that is low budget or low effort.

Then you'd be guessing wrong. Surprise, surprise. This isn't a GoR or Game over R*** game, and to be honest I'm not really a fan of those games anyways. So I wouldn't be playing it if it was.

It'd actually be categorized as a Sweet Love / Harem game. There's actually relationship points you need to earn with the characters. It's sort of like Trails of Cold Steel, if you've ever played that. You have so many points that you can use during free sections and you spend those with the girls you want and it's kind of a relationship build up. I know there'll be harem endings that the like also.

It's actually the kind of game that is good for people who don't want something real hardcore. There's a good JRPG there for people and also the relationship building aspect.

I can't say with 100% certainly that there wouldn't be a non-consensual scene somewhere, but the game is absolutely NOT created with that in mind.

I should correct myself, the sprites and evironments are really nice looking actually, but the drawing style of the pictures is not my cup of tea.
I need a breast reduction patch lol

It looks like a nice game.
Some of the Kagura games are real hit and miss, from your description, this one will hopefully be a good one.

Oppai fantasy fetish? Then count me in :-)

If the (actual?) "Adult Content" comes with a patch(I understand this is the case from your input) then no action is needed from GoG side. I bothered, again, to find an official statement what comes with the "patch", to no avail: https://www.kaguragames.com/product/apostle-rebellion > Patch has no related info.

How am I supposed to get what the "Adult Content" is if neither Dev/Publisher/Shop speaks of it? Is it typical, I'm puzzled?

On the topic of my expectations:
- Should be Devs' job to describe in a few sentences what the mature content is; (as you did in the same post)
- Then GoG gives a pointer(url) or just copy/pastes.
Would spare their customers time and efforts and would likely increase sales: open information -> better judgement -> more sales.
For me "Adult Content", as they put is, is like a wall hiding stuff I might be (much) fine with... Lots of efforts to get behind it so I'd likely not bother to dig on my own or buy the game as it is to figure if it matches my taste or not.

well everybody got their taste of course. But personally I love it :)

I can copy some of the information from the DLsite store page, to give a bit more info on what kind of gameplay contents and systems that are present, but forgive me for excluding H-scene examples.

[Contents / Systems]

- 50 H scenes (Main heroine and sub-heroine events are all animated)
- 50+ base CG
- Generic voice clips and battle voices included
- Multiple endings
- Gallery Mode included
- Mid-battle member-swap functionality included
- Backlog / Window transparency / term glossary
- Equipment Synthesis
- Auto-save
- New Game Plus (with options on what to inherit)
- Difficulty Options
- God Mode (invincibility in battle)

Main Heroine Cast

as Amelia: Narumi Aisaka
as Fuyune: Yukiko Shinomori
as Miyabi: MidorinoLime
as Chloe: Poplar Sawano
as Sumomo / Airin: Natsu Asaga

Sub-heroine Cast

as Izavera: Akari Yuzuki
as Mikan: Chiroru Oyama
as Asumi: Momoka Kosuzu
as Layla: Riko Takara
as Kanna: SA.O.RI
as Abira / Laine: Run Hanami
as Mirei: Soramame

Other Gameplay Features

- Casino
- Card gacha
- Cooking
- Sub-quest
- Mini-games such as fishing, shooting, quiz, free throw, car-repair, hide-and-seek

Eden Paradise

The crowning jewel of this work is "Eden Paradise", a collaboration with famous circles and illustrators,
featuring characters from past works and original characters written just for it!

Special thanks to the following circles and illustrators:
Luna Soft
Remtairy
AnotherStory
Momiyama
Seijirou Mifune
Naze
Koara
Mekujira
Acerola
TechnoBrake

Both posts upvoded for bringing the desired clarity to the topic of "Adult Content". Thanks!

I start reading the messages posted and i am starting to think that I've lived for way too long. What has happened to this world where men don't like large breasts anymore? Are you even men?

This feels like absurd stereotyping and just a bit sexist.

For one, maybe some of us just aren't into breasts that are literally bigger than the character's head.
For two, there's the classical problem of managing to look so well prepared in a situation described as post-apocalyptic. Cybernetics or no, I'd like to know how a bright pink jacket and fucking hotpants doesn't paint an immediate target on the party.

Also, I'd like to give a special Anti-Shoutout to Lee Al Lin for the Serial Numbers Filed Off doorprize of Worst Chun-Li Cosplay.

To be fair though, for better or for worse (I'll admit I don't have a well developed opinion about that, I tend to think that in a purely fictitious context, it is rather harmless), I know of at least one 'game' (VN really with limited choices that do impact the story) that straddles that line and have a foot in both worlds.

Song of Saya has segments that felts downright pornographic, but it is still a legitimate visual novel with an engaging story.

Thinking about it some more, while ultimately it wasn't for me, I'd say Huniepop also has a legitimate claim at being a game (the reflex puzzles, the memory games while 'dating', the pleasant soundtrack and overall aesthetics, it has things going for it), yet part of it felt pornographic (although admittedly that part is limited to pictures).

I could see other games following suit.

Sure, I don't think it is wrong per say, it is not my taste for the reasons outlined above.

Is your entire objective in these threads to be overdramatic and act outraged / offended, while spouting misinformation in the process of trying to come up with poorly thoughtout arguments? You try to argue for silly things like GOG sectioning off these releases or hiding them away and comparing it like a sleezy video store, and I shut down that poor argument immediately.

No one says anyone has to like these games, and if a game isn't for you for whatever reason that's totally fine, but don't you have anything better to do with your time? You don't like the game, and everyone knows how you feel about it, so what's the point? I'm just trying to understand why you'd even bother here. Are you trying to drive people away from buying games you don't like on GOG, in the hopes that GOG will stop accepting them? All you'd accomplish in that scenario is hurting GOG.

The game isn't exactly a post apocalyptic setting either, so this isn't Fallout or something. It's a futuristic setting that is post war, but it's developed and set within a megalopolis called Neo-Eden. There's many districts and places to explore which were inspired by a variety of cultures. The NPC's of the game all have unique looks, ages, ethnicities, and styles to them. Much like you'd see in Cyberpunk 2077's Night City. Miyabi wearing a hot pink jacket in no way looks out of place within the setting, which is filled with unique styles, color, lights, and so on.

And if you want to talk about comments being offensive, then we could easily point out your comment about Ai Lin. Calling a Chinese girl or woman a cheap Chun-Li cosplay knockoff for wearing a traditional Chinese dress is offensive.

Ah thanks for this post, wonder how long is the game on first playthrough since it has many features.
Do tell how long you needed if there is a timer ingame or you would know this info.