My Mad Scientist Roommate Turned Me Into Her Personal Robotic Battle Maiden?!?

Plays a lot better than the previous RPG Alluna and Brie, which was a fun Persona clone but it lacked polish and was a bit rough. The controls in this game are much better, there's tutorials and it's easier to see your stats. The story is similar to other games by the developer, there's a lot of silly gender bending except this time with robots.

Yeah it's good. Stacked up to other interactive TF/TG/Anime style content on the web? It's still good. On steam? As of this review? One of the few TF/TG/Anime style games with [i]quality[/i]. But you already knew that if you enjoyed previous titles by the same dev. You may have noted that this game is neither primarily a visual novel nor a full-on turn based JRPG. Adding on life sim to this salad of genres came with a few challenges. Notably, the game does not support key rebinding, which can come as an annoyance to avid visual novel readers; the controls don't precisely follow established norms, and there is no support for the use of a mouse. This did push me to the (fortunate) controller support, which allowed me to enjoy the game in its entirety. That being said, there's a lot to love about this game behind the immediately visible flaws. For one, I would not have this game without the quirky aussie humor and lingo that saturates its entirety. This, and the quality of character art will have me waiting and coming back for more from this dev in future years to come. More to the point, this game features transformations, of both body and mind, and tells the story of how the affected individuals deal with those problems as they're thrust on them. Bear in mind, this is not a game with any X'es which can be both a turn off and turn on depending on what you're looking for. P.S. Beware the sound effects- They'll get you. Jumpscare horror games got nothing...

good game has some bugs that the developer is actively working on fixing

transformation games are the best kkk