I'm in because it did look like Princess Maker, and I'm intrigued whether it's something coming close to it.

As for the tentacle callers, it's a monster killing her maybe, and not a H rape scene? I highly doubt any visual novel with that kind of content would appear on the site.

Also to OP if you haven't you should hunt down and play Ever 17.

That was specifically for the comparison to Fox News, and given my involvement in the other thread, claiming it was in no way directed at me is just childish.

My other comment, in which I praised you for the giveaway and expressed the hope that the copy of the game you are gifting will find a home with someone who will appreciate it, you conveniently chose to ignore I see.

I choose to assume that this was an oversight on your part, and will let my +1 stand.

In, because everuthing I've read about it makes it look like a less creepy Princess Maker. From all tht I've read, it is an actually interesting tittle.

Sure I'll go in and allow me to give an honest answer.
This is a game I would be interested in playing but would never actually spend my own money on. :D

If you write a book about accounting, and you choose to design the cover with a knight fighting a dragon, and give it the title Dragon Slayer, then I'm going to assume it's about someone fighting dragons. The error in this assumption is not mine, but yours.

I'm in because I like complex management games, no matter what the topic.

But I can still dislike the childish art style, right?

Collect the ways you die! That sounds almost rogue like and I'd love that in this girlie style anime setting. The answer-consequence mechanics of Faster than Light were also almost more interesting than the fighting. And last but not least, it looks new and different to me.

In, thanks KneeTheCap.

I'd like to get it to see how diverse the play style is. See how different the game can be if you play a militaristic style or try to be more of a silver tongue diplomat trying to make peace without violence and then judge the game based on my experience

because I love visual novels and I'm glad that GOG finaly released one
BTW,I'm in

If I disregarded the visuals for a moment and pretended that I only heard the idea of the mechanics from a friend, I would likely consider myself interested, so - God help me - I'm in.

I'm in. The game has an interesting concept, which could, if brought to the fullest of its potential, be very good. I also have no problem with the whole anime aesthetic. At the very least, the game seems to be off the beaten path, and I'm all for that.

Well, it's a book for counting expenses spent by knights who fight supernatural creatures especially dragons. So there!

If it's me, I will open the book, read a couple of pages and take a conclusion after that.

I'm in.

Completely broke, but this is definitely something I'd like to give a try. Looks like a clever fun little life management sim.

Uhm... Did I really phrase myself so awkwardly? Looking at the post again, I still can't see that the last comment in my first post here can be interpreted in any way other than positive. I am not against the game being given away. I am not against the game being played by anyone. I am not against the game being on GOG.

What I am against is presenting a game in a way that makes it look like something it is not. I am also very much against pedophilia, but since we've established that the game does not contain it, that's rather a moot point.

It seems to me that all these misconceptions stem from my original comment on page 1 of the release thread, and that nobody has read a word I've written since then. You have access Judas, if you wanted you could probably confirm that I did in fact give the OP a +1 around the time I first posted in this thread. I assure you it was genuine.

Edit: And a comparison to Fox News is about the worst insult I can think of. That's way past saying things about my mother.