TroubleDays

literally succubus Marine-senchou. 10/10 peak cinema. no sex. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ peak. absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cinema. I want to kill myself. pretty short ngl.

95分钟全成就性价比真的有点太低了 HE女主萝蓓莉雅变人类翅膀保留并用剧本来填坑说“过阵子自己就消失了”也有点无语，省钱省到了一个令人发指的地步... 似乎整个游戏的成本都是十几个女主表情和几个CG，因为没有全身立绘，游戏除了CG也基本不让你看到角色胯下，我不是说这样表现不行，而是实在过于廉价 剧本方面，因为美术资产的过度廉价，以及对魅魔伦理问题的解析只能说是未能涉入核心，卖肉桥段也过于牵强，或许某些日本同好们可能会产生共鸣联想到一些社会事件并带入，但部分莫名其妙的吃瘪和神转折，以及有的时候日本人特有的说话不说全腻腻歪歪拐弯抹角反倒是强行增加剧情矛盾，而且贞操伦理问题在选项6（温泉选项）之前就已经因为女主的失控破例了，节奏是失衡状态 如果这真的是个纯粹的拔作倒也无可厚非，偏偏制作组还打算认真的刻画一段意外相遇，互相尊重到人格完善的一场恋爱故事，就导致整个故事说拔不拔，说精良却处处展现廉价，这可能也是早期作品的特性，感觉qureate可能真的是完全不擅长剧本，像多愁善感死亡轮回（是叫这个吧）也是大量逻辑漏洞和莫名其妙的展开，不明所以的情感路径，以至于就目前我玩过的三款qureate游戏中，最新出的兔兔秘密花园2反倒因为一套凑合能看的经济系统，恰到好处的暴露和话题推进让人设不至于轻易崩塌的同时不需要大量深思，否则真就属于但凡认真一点都感觉很可笑的程度（兔兔花园系列也这样，陪酒女花草不沾身这是什么社会科幻题材吗？） 至于音乐和音效，依然是比较罐头的AVG复古系轻流行，还能期待什么？期待这个作品爆神曲，那这个作品早火爆了，毕竟这已经是几年前的游戏了 只能说如果真的很好这口，额...奔着俩小时退款努力吧...尊重制作组努力，个人不退款了，毕竟这年头游戏行业谁容易呢...

可愛捏

甜, 太甜了

일본어나 영어를 읽을 수 있다면 해보는 것도 괜찮다고 생각함 오랜만에 꽤나 재밌게 한 스토리게임이었다

I love my little succubus she's my gf noww!!!! :3

太甜啦，是纯爱啊，终于不用看牛头人了

TroubleDays, developed by qureate in collaboration with iMel Inc. and published by qureate, is a short but charming romantic visual novel that fuses light fantasy with ecchi comedy and heartfelt intimacy. The premise is simple yet appealing: the player assumes the role of an average young man whose uneventful life changes dramatically when a succubus named Lovelia appears at his door. She has been sent from the demon world to harvest human life energy—euphemistically called “technoforce”—but as an inexperienced and overly pure-hearted succubus, she finds the task awkward and intimidating. What follows is a cohabitation story that blends romance, humor, and light fanservice, telling a tale about understanding and affection between two unlikely housemates who gradually begin to change one another’s lives. From its opening scenes, TroubleDays establishes itself as an easygoing experience built around character interaction rather than plot complexity. The story takes place almost entirely within the protagonist’s small apartment and a handful of everyday locations, emphasizing dialogue-driven moments over worldbuilding. Lovelia’s character immediately stands out as the emotional center of the game. Despite her role as a succubus, she is depicted as clumsy, earnest, and socially inexperienced, which gives the narrative a warm, almost innocent tone that contrasts with its suggestive premise. Her awkward attempts to fulfill her mission create both comedic situations and tender exchanges, and as the player guides their relationship through branching choices, these moments evolve into something more sincere. The game’s greatest strength lies in its visual presentation and character expressiveness. Utilizing the E-mote engine, qureate brings Lovelia to life with smooth animations, subtle facial movements, and dynamic body language that go beyond static visual novel portraits. Her reactions—blushing, fidgeting, teasing—convey a sense of personality that helps carry the experience even when the script leans into familiar tropes. The art design is polished and bright, with warm color palettes and carefully composed CG scenes that accentuate both the romantic and comedic atmosphere. The use of limited but expressive animation elevates the dialogue, making it feel more natural and emotionally resonant. The visual polish is complemented by a gentle soundtrack that matches the game’s light mood, underscoring both its playful and heartfelt moments without becoming intrusive. Narratively, TroubleDays follows a fairly traditional structure common to romantic visual novels. Player choices determine affection levels, leading to one of several endings that reflect the nature of the protagonist’s relationship with Lovelia. There are no dramatic plot twists or heavy moral dilemmas; instead, the game focuses on the gradual evolution of emotional intimacy. It’s a story about two lonely souls—one human, one supernatural—learning to coexist and understand each other’s needs. The writing occasionally leans into cliché humor and predictable scenarios, but there’s a sincerity in its tone that keeps it from feeling cynical or exploitative. Lovelia’s innocence and curiosity about human emotions are handled with enough charm to make her more than just a stereotype, and her character arc—transforming from a nervous seductress-in-training into someone who experiences genuine affection—is executed with endearing simplicity. For all its strengths, the game’s brevity is its most noticeable limitation. A complete playthrough can be finished in just a few hours, and even with multiple endings, the amount of narrative variation is modest. The story never delves deeply into secondary characters or the broader world of demons and humans, which makes the experience feel self-contained but also somewhat shallow. Players who expect a more developed romantic plot or complex branching structure may find the pacing too linear. Additionally, while the English localization conveys the story adequately, it suffers from awkward phrasing and occasional grammatical errors that can pull the player out of the experience. These translation quirks, combined with some overly direct dialogue, make certain scenes less natural than they could be. Despite these flaws, TroubleDays succeeds in its goal as a short, lighthearted romance. It doesn’t overpromise or try to be more than what it is—a sweet, mildly risqué story about connection and trust. The fanservice elements are present but rarely feel excessive; they complement rather than overwhelm the emotional tone. The humor is gentle, the romance sincere, and the overall mood consistently uplifting. In a market crowded with visual novels that lean heavily on either melodrama or pure eroticism, TroubleDays strikes a pleasant balance, offering a story that’s sensual without being crude and sentimental without being heavy-handed. In the end, TroubleDays is best appreciated as a compact and visually appealing slice-of-life romance wrapped in fantasy trappings. Its approachable tone, expressive animation, and likable lead character make it easy to enjoy, even if it lacks depth or replay complexity. It’s a brief escape into a cozy, slightly mischievous world where affection blossoms in the unlikeliest of circumstances. For players seeking a charming and visually polished romantic experience that can be completed in an evening, it delivers exactly what it promises—a trouble-free, feel-good story about love, laughter, and the gentle chaos of living with a succubus who just wants to understand what it means to care for someone. Rating: 8/10

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The artist is Akasa Ai, aka the designer for Marine from Hololive. The game is short, so you should download the patch to get your money's worth.