Princess Evangile All Ages Version

旋风管家一般的王道剧情，这设定也太合我口味了，画风也好，赞一个。

Rise = best girl. An enjoyable slice of life story and one of the few VN's that left a mark on me. Worth the full price, IMO. Note that you are buying the All Ages Version. This means that there will be no NSFW content in the game. As of now, there is no official patch for the steam version yet, but you can purchase the full game at MangaGamer.

I only recently finished this VN after having it sit in my library for years. This is not because I disliked it and had to get over it or anything, it just kinda so happened I never bothered. First things first, the common route of this game is fairly long. You only really start making decisions starting at chapter 13 or something and you basically need to choose the same girl everytime to get into their respective routes. The VN features 4 heroines, no hidden/side-routes you unlock by clearing someones route like some other games. If you are interested in how romance would go with the other very present side-characters would go: those are all in the fandisc w happiness. The MC of the VN isn't overly perverted or dislikeable, all in all just a very average guy. His backstory is honestly way out there, but I guess the premise of the story itself, him getting into this girls school, is no different on that end. The love interest are all likeable and interesting imo. They all have their own personality and charm. I went in the order of Ritsuko, Ayaka, Rise and Chiho, although I think any order would work. I saw someone mention that Ayakas route contains spoilers for Ritsukos route, but honestly it is so minor, that it really doesnt matter. I also kinda wanna stress that there has been routes in other VNs that I only did for the sake of completion, while not really liking the character featured in it, however it didn't feel that way here at all. I liked all routes for different reasons. Ritsukos imo had a lot of tension at certain points that kept entertained, Ayakas and Rises route had some pretty dramatic elements. The one I liked the least was Chihos because it "wastes" a bit of time to get going, as the other routes are very straight-forward while this one is not as much. Regardless, it was still well written, the pacing threw me off slightly. I also wanna point out, that the game has something like a built-in glossary, so you can check the majority of french (titles/names) by just clicking on it and get context. I personally got the Mangagamer Version on sale a while ago after having this in my library for a pretty long time and since there is no patch, that is the way you are gonna have to go, if you want that content as well. The only things I disliked are QoL stuff, that I am used to at this point. While fullscreen, I wasnt able to tab out, so I had to go to window-mode everytime (which is part of a quick menu but I would prefer this not being an "issue" in the first place). There is, to my knowledge at least, no way to skip from choice to choice, so when you are trying to play the other routes 1. make sure to save at the first one and 2. be prepared to fast-forward to the next since that is the only available option. The resolution also isnt "great" but the VN is on the older side so that is to be expected. I would recommend this to anyone that likes lighthearted pure love stories with a dash of drama in each character story (well honestly I think some of the routes are also just more dramatic than others). Given the length of the game, I would say the price is also fair, however I'd still recommend waiting for sales. Then again I did buy the game twice.

I can't read another word. After chapter 2 finished I was fed up. I don't mind a visual novel that does something different - I started out thinking the premise seemed like a cool idea - some kid down on his luck with no place to go gets 'rescued' into a school exclusively for girls. Apparently the school has a funding problem and is willing to test opening the doors to boys as well, but the test is based on this single kid. It starts out innocently enough but the sequence of events is just utter lunacy. No one lets people into their room and then lets themselves get kicked out into the hallway wearing only their underwear, so some b1tch3s search for 'hazardous materials' (porn). No one sees someone they know and get smashed in the face by them, then gets sent to the headmaster to be basically told it was their fault for putting their face in the way of a swinging hand. THE VERY NEXT DAY HE GETS SMASHED IN THE FACE AGAIN BY THE SAME OLD FRIEND. I have no more words. Maybe this VN is better suited to girls because this isn't entertaining, it's torture. 0/10 I'm deleting this from my library.

Honestly this is probably a bit of a strange review coming in from 2023, but I definitely wanted to share my experiences. I've actually had the game I think since around the same time it came out, but just never really committed to it because I was a bit too young to really grasp the more geared towards adult themes of the story. Overall, it is a very good game, the characters all have a unique charm to them, each of their stories are all wonderful and honestly pretty deep at some points. I can personally relate to the main protagonist Masaya, where growing up in an environment without really truly being able to make friends and having that desire definitely struck a cord with me. There is a "common route" where the first 13 Chapters are all the same main story though with a few minor differences in dialogue and interactions when you pick a certain girl (which you have to pick the same one about 5 times in a row or else the game will just literally tell you it's a bad end). After the common route is where each character whom you can romance has their own unique stories, where generally there's the overall plot that's the same, but you really get to dive into a lot of different personal things pertaining to each character. It's honestly, very charming. My only real complaint, is that once you focus on one romantic interest, they become the hard focus of the rest of the game. You don't really get to see too many major interactions with all of the rest of the cast, it just feels a little bit forced. Though none of it is inherently a bad thing, I just wish there was more opportunity to explore a bit more of their personal lives outside of just the major dramatic points. There is also a part of me that feels a little bit empty after playing it, I decided to do every girl's route, because each route genuinely does explore unique interactions and story threads that are really truly worth engaging in each of them. But, the part that feels a little sad is that You don't really get to see it all pan out as one true ending, it's 4 different endings. And some of the stuff that happens in each ending, without spoilers of course, feels very significant and important to each character. It just feels a little, sad that not every feeling of each ending can be explored in a true ending way, so it does ring a little hollow just feeling like when you do finish one of their endings, you kind of have to pick in your mind which one is the "most canon" Which, is pretty hard when each story is all profound and wonderful in their own way. Honestly though, that may just be the nature of the visual novel genre as a whole, if you are supposed to have a choice as a player. It does make a ton of sense as to why it feels that way, A lot of changes would need to happen to each story if the entire narrative was the same, since obviously, there wouldn't be dialogue for you dating 4 people at the same time (though that could be an interesting bad end), though I think the nature of the game and how profound each of the character's stories are, would maybe lend itself to be a little less profound if it were changed too. I'm still very happy to have been able to experience all of their stories and such, though I just wish that it didn't leave me feeling so empty. I feel like the ending (again no spoilers), does conclude at the same point regardless of the route you go, the difference being which romantic partner you picked, though and again maybe it is the nature of being romantically attached to that character for that story, it does really feel like it just kind of ends. It is a conclusion and I guess the real conflict is dealt with, but it still makes me sad and want more if that makes sense. Which probably means the story and writing were really good though haha! Masaya is definitely a little bit dense, he does have that "Anime Protagonist who is oblivious and indecisive" energy, but the fact he genuinely does mean well is also a very admirable trait. And it is an anime visual novel after all. I did have some good laughs during some of the dialogue moments as well, though sometimes the delivery did feel a little off, especially when a joke that works really well in Japanese, doesn't quite make as much sense in English in certain contexts. This has all been a super long winded ramble about a near decade old visual novel game. I do recommend picking it up, though perhaps purchase the "W Happiness version." It has more content in what I believe is 5 "Alternative" routes with a selection of the other female characters in the game (also there's I believe an 18+ patch if that's something you would be interested in). I will probably give that a purchase myself when I feel my loneliness for this game's story set in a bit haha. Thank you for reading this review, apologies that my thoughts are all a bit over the place, it is truly good though! And if anyone has a recommendation for any other VNs out there worth getting, I'll be leaving comments allowed just for that purpose haha!

Ritsuko>Everyone else

[h1]🎮 Reseña de Princess Evangile All Ages Version[/h1] [h2]Resumen del Juego[/h2] Si alguna vez pensaste: “Me gustaría que mi vida fuera una comedia romántica escolar, pero con más texto que conversación real”, [b]Princess Evangile All Ages Version[/b] viene a cumplirte el sueño… y también a recordarte que tu mouse va a trabajar más que tú. Es una [b]novela visual[/b] de [b]Aventura/Casual[/b] donde básicamente lees, eliges y te metes en rutas románticas con [b]finales múltiples[/b]. Sí: tus decisiones importan… a veces para bien, a veces para llevarte directo al “¿por qué elegí eso?” existencial. La propuesta es clara: [b]romance anime[/b], personajes “adorables”, drama emocional y comedia para bajarte la tensión antes de volver a subirla con el clásico malentendido de manual. Primera impresión: es colorido, ligero, y se nota que quiere engancharte con “buena trama”… pero también es el tipo de juego que te hace sentir productivo por leer mucho, aunque no hayas hecho nada “jugable” en el sentido tradicional. [h2]Lo Encantador y Lo Que Te Hace Poner los Ojos en Blanco[/h2] Lo Bueno: ✅ 💘 [b]Finales múltiples[/b] y rutas: hay motivación real para explorar decisiones y ver “qué pasa si…”. ✅ 📖 [b]Historia enfocada al romance[/b] con tono de comedia/drama: cuando le atina, engancha y se deja maratonear. ✅ 🎨 [b]Estilo 2D colorido[/b] y vibra anime: visualmente cumple lo que promete sin vender humo. ✅ ☁️ [b]Steam Cloud[/b]: tus decisiones cuestionables se guardan y te persiguen en cualquier PC. ✅ 🃏 [b]Cromos de Steam[/b]: porque claro, nada dice “romance sincero” como farmear cartitas. Lo No Tan Bueno: ❌ 🏆 [b]0 logros[/b]: en Steam eso es como llegar a una fiesta sin saludar; se siente incompleto para coleccionistas. ❌ 🕹️ [b]Jugabilidad limitada[/b] (es novela visual): si esperas “acción” o sistemas profundos, aquí tu mayor enemigo es el botón de avanzar. ❌ 👥 [b]Comunidad pequeñita[/b] (2 jugadores actuales): no es que importe en single player, pero sí dice mucho del “hype” vigente. ❌ 🧭 “Las elecciones importan”... [b]pero no siempre se sienten así[/b]: a ratos la ilusión de control es más decorativa que decisiva. [h2]Tabla de Evaluación[/h2] [table] [tr][th]Aspecto[/th][th]Puntuación (0-10)[/th][th]Comentario[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Leer + elegir; funciona, pero es básico incluso para el género.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]6[/td][td]La “dificultad” es vivir con tus decisiones; IA como tal, irrelevante.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]7[/td][td]Rutas, finales múltiples y suficiente texto para sentir que hiciste una maestría.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Gráficos / Video[/td][td]7[/td][td]2D anime colorido y agradable; cumple sin romperla.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]7[/td][td]Romance con comedia/drama; cuando se pone serio, levanta.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]7[/td][td]Escuela + vibra romántica ligera: cómodo, conocido, efectivo.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos (VFX)[/td][td]6[/td][td]Correctos para VN; no vienes por fuegos artificiales.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]7[/td][td]Acompaña bien el tono emocional y la comedia sin estorbar.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]6[/td][td]Cumplidoras; no son el gancho principal.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][td]6[/td][td]Variedad de rutas/personajes dentro de lo esperable del romance escolar.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rendimiento[/td][td]8[/td][td]Ligero y estable: tu PC puede respirar tranquila.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Rejugabilidad[/td][td]7[/td][td]Finales múltiples y elecciones: rejugar tiene sentido.[/td][/tr] [tr][td][b]Total Puntuaciones (Muy Bueno)[/b][/td][td][b]6.75[/b][/td][td]Sólido en lo suyo, pero con carencias “Steam” y poco riesgo creativo.[/td][/tr] [/table] [h2]Conclusión (Muy Bueno)[/h2] [b]Princess Evangile All Ages Version[/b] es una novela visual romántica que hace lo que promete: te sienta, te sirve una historia ligera con sus golpes de drama emocional y te deja escoger rutas para sentir que controlas tu destino… aunque a veces sea puro placebo narrativo. Si te gusta el romance estilo anime y el “elige tu propia aventura” con finales múltiples, aquí hay material para desvelarte “un capítulo más”. Ahora, seamos controversiales: en Steam, [b]tener 0 logros[/b] en un single player con rutas y finales es como vender pizza sin queso: podrás decir que “es una elección artística”, pero la gente igual te va a mirar raro. Y con [b]2 jugadores actuales[/b], se nota que esto no está precisamente rompiendo el internet. Aun así, [b]138 recomendaciones[/b] sugieren que a su público sí le cumplió… y en este género, cumplir ya es media victoria. [h3]Recomendación de Compra (Recomendado con reservas)[/h3] Puntuación Total: 6.75/10 Número de jugadores activos al momento de hacer esta review: 2 Descuento máximo registrado: N/A Veredicto: [i]Muy Bueno: romance cumplidor con rutas, pero sin “extras” de Steam y con poco filo jugable.[/i] Si buscas una [b]VN romántica casual[/b] para leer tranquilo, tomar decisiones y exprimir finales, sí vale la pena. Si necesitas logros, sistemas complejos o sentir que “juegas” más de lo que lees, mejor pasa de largo antes de que tu dedo índice se convierta en el verdadero protagonista.

[h1]福音公主，赐予新心[/h1] [b]《Princess Evangile ～プリンセスエヴァンジール～》（中文译名《福音公主》）[/b]是MOONSTONE（月石社）制作并于2011年7月29日发售一款校园恋爱类ADV，后由MangaGamer代理发行了国际版，可惜的是删减了成人内容并且仅支持英文 主轴围绕男主作为试点生转入女校，推动学院从女子校转为男主共校，不断提升自己在学校的支持度最后通过选举完成改革，构建出成长加群像的恋爱故事。游戏标题虽为《福音公主》，但真正扮演“耶稣”的却是男主，女主们则是“门徒”，他作为女校唯一的男生样本，转入这所保守的贵族女校后，遭到了诸多排挤与歧视。但女主们始终拥护他，最终男主也成功推动了学校的改革，正如耶稣的到来为世间带来了永恒的福音与盼望 进入游戏就能感受到游戏的年代感，600p的分辨率和那段时间流行的萌系画风，带给人怀念的感觉。虽然作为一部距今15年的作品，但本作的画风和音乐都毫不逊色，甚至在UI方面都十分完善。本作的制作组堪称豪华：剧本由呉负责，原画包括彩季なお和やまかぜ嵐，音乐则有松浦貴雄与霜月はるか参与，说是全明星阵容也不为过。本作的流程较长，通关四位女主大约需要60小时，前中期通过一个个校园事件推进剧情，虽然较长的流程使游戏剧情推进变得拖沓，但好在故事比较有趣，伴随着支持率的逐步提升，玩下来并不会感到乏味 本作最大的亮点之一就是角色塑造。每位女主个性鲜明，并非开局直接好感度拉满。从最初的排斥厌恶，逐渐接受理解，再到互相影响的成长过程，故事也不仅仅聚焦男主，女主们之间也有大量有趣的互动，让整个女校氛围显得极具张力。进入个人线后，游戏并没有走单纯发糖的废萌路线，而是随着交往深入，展现女主在男主影响下逐渐成长的故事，让感情线更具深度也更有代入感。尽管选择了讲更深刻的故事，但作为废萌作品的底子还在，部分线路的反派角色并没有受到应有的惩罚，而是选择了“包寿司”的结局，导致通关后积压了大量情绪却无处释放。另外，本篇中还有几位颇具魅力的女主被留到了FD中，无法在本篇中直接攻略，略显遗憾 尽管如此，在通关后我依旧认为[b]《福音公主》[/b]算得上一部佳作，在当时来看本作的题材相当新颖，即使如今这类题材也不算常见，本作在群像刻画和角色成长上依然有其独到之处。本作在国内热度不高，我认为主要原因是早期民汉占坑不填。好在如今借助AI，我们终于能玩到质量相对优秀的中文翻译，对这类作品感兴趣的话不妨尝试下本作 [quote]关注&加入∶[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45540934/admin/reviews_manage/]深澜探索者[/url][/quote]

Oh the sins i commited playing thr +18 patch

如果你是日系galgame爱好者，并且向往优雅学园风，那这款游戏简直是为你量身定制！剧情和很多的日系galgame一样，在本作当中，你将作为女子学院唯一的男生，从被全员避之不及到逐步打开心扉最后攻略各女主的故事。游戏中带有传统的日式GAL的甜蜜，却同时拥有着犹如社会实验一般的严肃深刻。 ‌为何值得一试？‌ 游戏‌的优点很多，首先就是沉浸式学园体验‌，整整二十多个章节的故事，完整的呈现了学院当中发生的诸多故事，压根不像是在玩一部galgame，反而像是看番一样。‌另外游戏的人物刻画的非常的饱满，从傲娇大小姐到改革派领袖，这里面的每个女孩的转变都令人动容。再者就是游戏的音乐和游戏UI，完美和游戏想表达出来的主题契合，没有任何的违和感。 不过可惜的是，本作发售的时间太早了，游戏不支持官方中文。并且Steam全年龄版需配合MangaGamer补丁解锁完整内容（你懂的）。若你能接受这些算不上是缺点的缺点，那这100块钱的票价换来的将是堪比《白色相簿2》的情感震荡。 评分9/10，超级推荐！！！