Dungeon Dreams (Female Protagonist)

I played this game for quite a long time and i think it's the good time to talk a bit about it. I actually recommend this game and i know that it's doesn't look that good when we look at the page on steam.It's not gorgeous and it's a game made on Rpg maker(i think,i'm not a expert) But when we play it and understand how many thing there is in the game.You stay on it until you discover everything.Friendship,rivality,love,event.I loved it so much than when i finished the game,i started a new game with a new class to see what new event i can get. the gameplay is really basic and look like every RPG you can play(it's a good and a bad thing). You have to explore a dungeon and near this dungeon is a town full of interesting characters.When you explore the town after a exploration of the dungeon,you will discover new event,quest or work.You will also build new place with new character. I love the fact that some thing change if you do or fail some quest.Some character will hate you.Some will love you and i also had two friend who started a relationship after they started to hate me. there is quite a lot of content and I'm glad i played it (sorry for my English,i'm not that good and i don't want to spend more than ten minutes writing this...i'm quite lazy so sorry for the mistakes I made)

This is essentially an addendum to my review of the male protagonist game. If you haven't played the default Male Protagonist game and are trying to choose between the two, I suppose the biggest difference is who you have for romance options. The Male version gives you 8 female romance options, while the Female version gives you 4 male and 4 female options (granted, the best waifu is in both games). If you have your heart set on choosing from a larger variety of female romances (and why you would want to give yourself 7 chances to end up with not-the-best waifu I have no idea), then the Male version wins hands-down. If you really want your main character to be a female and experience getting hit-on a lot, then you can start with the Female version. If you've already played the Male version, you've probably noticed that after clearing the base game, you can do a new game+ and keep a bunch of gold or levels to help you as you replay it and explore some alternative quest endings and decisions. I think replaying the game at least once is worth it, but doing it with a new game+ file is likely to be boring and unbalanced (apparently you can even miss content if you power clear the dungeon too fast). So, if you're going to replay it anyways, I would recommend supporting the developer and grabbing the Female Protagonist version since it does add some new dialogue and a few new minigames to make a second playthrough a little more interesting.

Having a lot of fun playing this game. Actually im in my second run, im trying make some things happen, that i didint get on my first try I really love the style, the story, the dungeon and characters. The drawn art is horrible, but the game will entretain you so much that you will get over it This time (i think) i will succeed dating a male character... cause the females wants date you even against your will, you dont need do nothing: all girls will hit on you, since your fist day until the last one (except for Caecily)... i really would love for the guys to do the same...

Very nice rpg with good mechanics. Has really a lot of contents... many classes and specializations... a plot which advances with time and reaching checkpoints... has romances... crafting and economy... and Musa is the hottest \m/_