Strawberry Vinegar reviews

Sweet Story about a Demon who settles with a Family to experience the culinary Diversity of Japan. Sounds strange, but in many Ways is more of a Side Issue. A Kind of Feel-Good VN to Enjoy, so you get Hunger while reading Pro:-Sugar Sweet Artwork-Adcorresponding Food-Red Thread stays the same with the Story, But dialogue Options often bring new Conversations with them Contra:-Short-Character Simply knitted

A heartfelt Story in The unmistakable ebi-hime style with sometimes rather funny Dialogues. He put me a little back into my own Childhood when, as a 9-year-old, I was in love with a girl of the same age. Yes, they really do exist, this tender, innocent Love between Children. I know there are People who see it differently, but I can't find anything offensive with the best Will when it's presented with as much Sensitivity as it is in this UN. It all depends on which eyes you look at it with! That the Characters are usually somewhat oversubscribed (the good-natured, trotty father, the funky actor mother)-be an adrum. I would like to highlight positively the artistically high-quality Graphics and the sensitive Implementation of the Topic.

Strawberry Vinegar is quite a lot, but above all this UN ensures that the Water in your Mouth is constantly converging. The Story revolves around two Girls: A Little one who, because of her closed Manner, has not yet had a single Boyfriend in her Life; And a Demon who represents the Sin of Gluttony and wants to be boiled Non-stop. The Mixture of the locked Tsundere and the open, attached Demon make for a number of funny Moments. In Between, pretty CGs remind You how hungry you actually are (often you even have the Choice of Agony). Depending on which Actions you choose in the Game (you're relatively likely to face a choice of how you want to act in a Situation), you can unlock bad, sad and good Ends. After a bad Ending, however, I scuped through the others, as the heart-good Demon (indeed!) reacts very sadly to emotional reactions, however, which made me feel really bad. After unlocking all the Ends, I had to read the best I played through first, so as not to feel so bad anymore. After the Story, or the Stories itself, you can still look at the Character Concepts in the main Menu under "Extras," as well as flip through the "Author'S Notes." Here ebi-hime writes about her Inspirations for this VN and its Characters. Here, too, you can enjoy yourself and you might still be surprised with an ingenious reference To a Character from one of the most famous UN series. Although there is no voice acting, the UN is so good in terms of quality that I can recommend it to others without restriction; Strictly speaking, I even feel a bit bad that I supported ebi-hime less than she deserved through the heavily reduced purchase.