Fantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.1 New World Days-

我实话，我是因为这个橙毛太像佩可才买的- -

[h2]没有动画[/h2] 本作的流程十分简短，一个来小时就能通关，通关即全成就。想要全CG解锁，把所有没看过的对话看一遍的话，一共也花不了俩小时。我是看到本作评价不错，而且还是个系列才买来玩的。本以为会是个跟NEKOPARA差不多的作品，但质量是完全比不上的。别的不说，最关键的场面里完全没有动画，还是传统的几张图片切换。游戏之所以能这么吸引玩家，估计主要是在作画上：两位女主十分可爱，CG图也非常好看。搭配一个过得去的轻松剧情，引导大家看几段精美的关键场景，何乐而不为？就算没有动画，循序渐进的图片（有码）加上配音也很不错了。记得打上补丁再玩，在测评区可以很容易找到。 主角莫名其妙从现代穿越进一个中世纪奇幻世界，也就是日本最传统的冒险者题材作品的世界观。只是为了好看，里面还有猫娘这种兽人设定。主角被路过的可爱酒馆女主人收留，靠着自己的烹饪技术，让酒馆免受被偿债收走的结局。同时，慢慢和失去父亲、做饭巨难吃的酒馆女主人，以及戒备心强、外冷内热的猫娘小妹一步步建立情感关系，最终全部骑在胯下。除了这俩女主，游戏里还有现代的女同事，街上遇到的异域少女，以及两位冒险勇士，估计把他们都留在续作攻略了。 [h2]有选项，没有经营玩法[/h2] 本作开始后不久就有选项，此后还有多个二选一，除了后面一小段对话不同，整体走向都是一致的。不过，这些选项居然关联到最终选择之后的关键场面！我起初选完最终选项后什么特殊内容也没看到，就感觉少点什么。从头开始把没选过的选项又选了一遍也没发现多出什么，查了指南才发现，必须要都选对才能解锁结尾的三段激情场面。 游戏里的男主本是女仆咖啡厅的后厨，穿越后去的又是需要通过做饭一步步发展起来的酒馆。察觉到这种特意以后，我一度以为游戏会开始冒出经营模拟的玩法，但直到最后也没有。本作真的就是个纯粹的视觉小说黄游，没有其他任何小游戏和玩法。总体而言，本作流程比较短，没有动画，定价也略高，也因为流程太短，情感建立缺乏足够的铺垫，啪啪来的太快。不过，游戏作画可爱，剧情轻松，福利内容质量也不错，给续作留了引子，还是可以推荐的。

a very good Visual Novel. I recommend it. cute girls. there are some answer options to choose. some girls wearing supercool clothes. the price of this game is a bit to high but in offer for like -50% very good.

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正常选择听语音大概两小时流程，慢慢听全语音大概要五个小时，有码，定价略高，推荐半价以下入手，补丁其他评测就有https://qureate.net/fantasy_tavern_sextet/en/vol1/，但需要梯子，有三条线，两个纯爱和一个3p，纯爱线需要你前面一直选其中一个，在后面“想回去”和“留下来”选择留下，不然没有纯爱线的第二个cg，3p线好像并不要求先解锁纯爱线，我就是先解锁了3p线，只需要前面两人的第一次Hcg都解锁了就能进3p线

6/10，剧情有点短，而且还断章了分三部卖，一般吧

一开始我以为黛西和露比娜斯有百合关系玩到一半发现她们更喜欢主角 双飞🥰这点我给好评，看美少女为我争风吃醋太爽了🥰纯爱后宫太棒了👍🏻，还有一点就是经典日系男主的战斗力弱，我不太喜欢战斗力弱的男主。

Story is short and funny. Lupine is very sweet, but strong at the same time. I really like that lacing pattern on the front of Lupine's maid uniform. they look like little chevrons. Daisy is not my type. She sounds too much like Azuki from Nekopara, who I also don't like so much. but I did kinda like her story where she's dealing with discrimination. Music is as good as in the other VN's by qureate/iMel. fast, fun and uplifting. Also you can switch between Japanese and English, so very good for language practice.

Fantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.1 New World Days-, developed by iMel and qureate and published by qureate, is a lighthearted romantic visual novel that blends comedy, fantasy, and slice-of-life storytelling with the familiar charm of anime-style romance. It tells the story of a young man working as a chef at a maid café in Akihabara who is suddenly transported to another world. Finding himself lost and disoriented, he encounters Lupine, a kind and determined demi-human who runs a struggling tavern called The Stray Sheep. Taking refuge in this world and realizing that his cooking skills are still valuable here, the protagonist begins helping Lupine revive the tavern’s fortunes while gradually forming relationships with her and other colorful characters who pass through. The setup is simple but warmly executed, serving as the starting point for a trilogy that mixes humor, romance, and light fantasy with a modern visual novel structure. The tone of the story is consistently upbeat, alternating between light comedy and gentle emotional drama. Much of the game’s early chapters focus on the protagonist’s adjustment to his new surroundings and his growing friendship with Lupine and her tavern companions. The narrative is not about grand battles or political intrigue but about everyday interactions that reveal the personalities of its cast. Lupine’s perseverance, despite hardship, gives the story its emotional anchor, while the protagonist’s grounded and considerate personality contrasts with the exaggerated, overconfident archetype found in many harem-themed visual novels. This dynamic helps the relationships feel more genuine, even if the game occasionally leans into fanservice or predictable romance tropes. There is a sense of comfort in the writing—a small, cozy atmosphere that feels less about world-saving and more about finding happiness in unexpected places. Visually, the game’s art design stands out for its polish and expressiveness. The characters are brought to life using the E-mote animation system, which gives subtle movement to their hair, clothing, and facial expressions during dialogue. These micro-animations lend personality and liveliness to each conversation, making even static scenes feel dynamic and emotionally engaging. The artwork maintains a consistent high quality throughout, with bright color palettes and appealing character designs that reflect the tone of the narrative—warm, playful, and slightly romanticized. Backgrounds, while limited in variety, are well-rendered, with most scenes taking place inside the tavern or in small outdoor environments. The presentation succeeds in immersing the player in a quaint fantasy world without overwhelming detail, focusing instead on the charm of its characters and the intimacy of its setting. The music and voice work complement the visual presentation effectively. The soundtrack, filled with gentle strings, piano, and light fantasy tones, reinforces the laid-back atmosphere of tavern life. It rarely draws attention to itself but provides a pleasant backdrop that enhances both comedic and heartfelt moments. The Japanese voice acting is well-performed, with each character’s personality clearly conveyed through tone and inflection. Lupine’s warmth and shyness, for instance, are portrayed with a mix of tenderness and humor that gives her character dimension. The protagonist, though not voiced, plays the role of the listener and emotional anchor, allowing the focus to remain on the heroines. While the music is serviceable rather than memorable, the voice performances elevate the narrative, giving it the rhythm and pacing of a light anime comedy. As a visual novel, the player’s role is primarily to read and make occasional dialogue choices. The structure follows the traditional format of branching dialogue, though in this volume, the choices have limited influence on the overall story. Most decisions affect minor interactions or character affinity but rarely lead to drastically different outcomes. It’s clear that this installment functions more as an introduction than a complete experience. The pacing is brisk, and the game can be completed in roughly four to five hours, depending on reading speed. While that short length makes it approachable, it also leaves little room for significant character development or narrative twists. The story ends on a light cliffhanger, suggesting that more substantial emotional and romantic progression is reserved for later volumes. As a result, the game feels like the first act of a larger story rather than a self-contained adventure. What gives Fantasy Tavern Sextet its appeal is its sincerity. The writing never pretends to be deeper than it is; it embraces its identity as a heartwarming, slightly mischievous romantic comedy. The tavern setting becomes a space of comfort and camaraderie, and each conversation feels designed to evoke warmth rather than tension. The fanservice is present but handled with restraint compared to more explicit entries in the genre. The relationships are built around affection and humor instead of pure fantasy fulfillment. However, for players seeking complex storytelling or heavy emotional arcs, the simplicity may feel limiting. The game’s structure is linear, the fantasy world is lightly sketched, and the stakes remain low throughout. Still, this relaxed tone is arguably its greatest strength—it offers escapism that feels cozy rather than dramatic. The adult themes are subdued in the Steam version, which comes with censored content. Those seeking the full version can install an optional R18 patch, though even then, the erotic content is secondary to the romantic and comedic storytelling. The emphasis remains on character chemistry rather than explicitness. This balance reflects qureate’s approach to storytelling, focusing on warmth, humor, and light sensuality. The limited number of backgrounds and small cast may give the impression of a constrained production, but the developers make effective use of what they have, maintaining consistency in pacing and tone. The result feels more intimate than cheap—like a small theatrical production that succeeds through personality rather than spectacle. Reception to Fantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.1 New World Days- has generally been positive among visual novel fans. Many players appreciate the art quality, the charm of its characters, and the cozy tone of its writing. Some reviewers highlight how the use of E-mote animation makes a significant difference in keeping conversations engaging, while others commend the game for presenting a protagonist who feels more self-aware and kind than the genre stereotype. Criticism usually centers on its brevity, limited player agency, and the fact that the story serves primarily as setup for future volumes. Even so, for its modest price and relaxed pacing, the game succeeds in what it sets out to do: provide a pleasant and romantic fantasy with endearing characters and a light comedic touch. As an introduction to a larger trilogy, Fantasy Tavern Sextet -Vol.1 New World Days- accomplishes its goal of building a world and a tone that players will want to return to. It may not challenge expectations or redefine the genre, but it does offer a sweet, well-presented experience that blends humor, romance, and gentle escapism. For fans of cozy visual novels with expressive characters and a sense of playful fantasy, it delivers exactly what its title promises—a light, enjoyable evening in a faraway tavern, shared with charming companions and a touch of magic. Rating: 8/10

还行，不过你这穿越方式也算少见的了（打开杂物柜就穿越了）2333 动态CG+画风还不错，所以刚登场的几个角色还挺喜欢，比如猫娘。剧情上比较典，没啥可以多说的。结尾neta了一手To be continued的梗，还挺有意思的。 PS：算是拔作，CG比较精美，流程也不算很长，只是CG收集可能会麻烦一点