
Prepare the next monarch by finding her hobbies, training her for battle, and befriending the citizens she'll one day protect. Dive into an all-new parenting-simulator-RPG adventure, where every decision you make will not only affect the future of your daughter but that of an entire empire!
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About
Welcome to the Volcano Kingdom!
The Volcano Goddess has blessed the land of her people. She brought prosperity to a country flourishing in a medieval era.
After the death of your late wife, you are left alone to parent your daughter. So the question remains, how will you raise her, and what kind of life will the choices you make lead her to?
As your daughter's sole guardian, it’s up to you to make sure she has everything she needs to be happy in her daily life and studies.
Explore new hobbies and interests with her; your child is always learning so it’s important to try different jobs and activities.
Despite all the growth and change you experience together, the most important lesson you must teach is that the bonds of family can never be broken.

The sunlight filters softly through the trees, and the streets of the Volcano Kingdom are filled with whimsical tunes!
Besides enjoying the delicacies and delights of the land with your darling daughter, players can also interact with a curious cast of characters.
Focusing on familial growth, you will be responsible for raising a spunky preteen who will gradually learn how to better engage with people, and practice prim & proper etiquette. You will be be able to arrange for her to attend one of four major colleges in the Volcano Kingdom.
There she can learn music, take up painting, or become proficient in martial arts and combat.
But take care - If you neglect her, things may go astray.

When your daughter comes of age, she will be given the opportunity to pledge allegiance to one of the three lords of the land. By completing the tasks they assign, she can grow her standing and fame amongst the noble families.
Finally, when things all come together at the Birdie Festival, your daughter will be given the opportunity show off her skills in a competition showcasing everything she’s learned! In the dark canyon, the secrets of the ancestors are buried, waiting to be discovered by the brave.
What kind of person will your daughter become?
Will she be an outstanding member of society? An ordinary citizen? Or will she walk the path of darkness and evil?
Every decision you make will affect your daughter's future, so choose wisely!
Egg Hatcher is a small team consisting of two passionate game enthusiasts. Their passion for video games and a similar vision of creation brought them together since senior school. They studied at the same university and finally figured out Volcano Princess as the archetype of their dream of a videogame.
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Languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean
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PM的精神续作而且继承的还不错,包括治愈感,主要的数值培养玩法,感情线比较简单但也是有,战士线还有个隐藏真结局,也不难触发。唯一差一点的是结局文本模块化痕迹很重,我没升满军衔但推满了公主好感,结果最后的信件前边说作为中级骑士能远远看着公主就满足啦(军衔模块),中间说我当女王啦(属性模块)……后边又说我和公主结婚啦(感情线模块)……前后矛盾简直槽点满满
A fun time-management life-sim with great visuals and a wide variety of content that's enjoyable despite some of its rougher edges. Reminiscent of something like Long Live The Queen you raise your daughter by picking activities, classes, talking to people, earning money to buy items, and another wide variety of mechanics. It's a bit overwhelming at times but intuitive enough that I always had a rough idea of what to do, so it never really hindered me. They smartly start you off with a few less options when your daughter is still young, and slowly introduce some more as time passes. Although sometimes interacting with it all can be a bit of busy-work, there's enough variety here that I never truly found myself bored with it. A downside is the English translation, which isn't very good. It's not terrible, and I was perfectly capable of following along with every conversation, but there's quite a few typos, graphical glitches, and some of the conversations can feel a bit stilted and I found myself skipping through some of them because of it. It definitely helps that the character concepts and art are strong enough to carry these relationships, and pretty much every character in the game has something interesting going on with them for you to discover. It also feels like the world has a lot of mysteries to uncover, but - at least after my first playthrough - I was still left with plenty of questions, and I'm unsure whether subsequent playthroughs will really expand on it, but regardless the ending I got still felt satisfying. Another point is the combat. There's a JRPG-style turn-based combat system in one area that's decently fleshed out (although a bit restrictive at times), but it was pretty fun to figure out some good strategies there. But there's also a whole separate combat system that's used for duels (and another area later in the game), that's really strange. It has absolutely no player input, the visuals turn to a very basic pixel-art style with barely any animation, and there's not even a background to these fights. Turns in this sytem happen completely automatically and there's some text log that explains what happens but it goes by way too quickly to actually parse it. It really just comes down to hoping the game decides you hit more and harder than your opponent so they die before you. There's some stats that determine your health and attack, but I have no idea how these correlate to your stats in the rest of the game, nor how it correlates to the actual damage you do in the fights, so it all just feels completely random, making it quite a feel-bad. This caused me to rarely engage with the mechanics that relied on this, which was kind of a shame. An absolute win for this game is the visuals though. Your daughter looks incredibly cute, and all of the other characters have interesting and good-looking designs. All of the other art - from the backgrounds to the chibi characters to the (ending) CGs - look absolutely fantastic, and it all made this game a joy to look at. This game definitely won't be for everybody. I think Volcano Princess is a great-looking life-sim that (mostly) plays well and has a lot to offer in terms of characters, story, and visuals. Some of the rougher edges might push you away if you're not already a fan of the genre, but I don't think any of them were bad enough to get in the way of my enjoyment. So if Volcano Princess sounds like something up your alley, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!
好
简直是这辈子玩过最让人感到幸福的游戏,,,,
女儿。。。女儿。。。
还不错,休闲一下可以
好玩好玩 女儿太可爱了ovo
文本体量、画面质量上来说是过关的。但是重复性太高,而且在比如快进、跳过等操作上做的不是很方便,刷结局也比较麻烦。
画风好看,人设不错,结局很多,女儿太萌了
很棒!老夫的少女心都融化了
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