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I couldn't agree more.

Way to go lawthehost. You see there are many people on Fuwa who are willing to point guys like you in the right direction regarding your question. But I don't think being unfriendly will motivate those users.

Sounds intriguing to me. Although I might be just a tiny bit biased since I "suffer" from a minor type of colorblindness myself.

Cool stuff, mate. Didn't know about the ability to put notes in your list. I really like that feature.

Welcome to the forums, mate. I was looking for something like this for quite some time. I wonder why I didn't stumble upon your channel. Anyways, you got yourself yet another sub. I'm looking forward to witness some of your reviewing prowess.

Check your PMs.

It is, isn't it? I wonder why they picked this grammatical mess of a sentence as title. It's like a word to word translation.

I finished Chisato's route and am currently going for Satsuki. So far it hasn't been explained at all.

There it is... Demonbane. I thought as much. I'll try to keep up with you guys, gotta finish the KoiChoco routes first, though. I hope I'll manage to do it in time.

That'd be great. I made preparations to read Demonbane already, though. Since I'll be done with KoiChoco in the next few days, I'm totally okay with that.

Yeah, looks like it.

Well, Rabi-Ribi only features mild bullet hell action (at least in Novice difficulty that is). So being crushed and left to die a horrible, seizure inducing death by a game like Deathsmiles doesn't mean you're gonna do bad in Rabi-Ribi. If I can do it, anyone probably can. I suck horribly at multitasking and I'm doing fine as of yet.

So yesterday I played through the entirety of Chisato's route and I gotta say I liked it very much. Apart from her being really annoying from time to time, after a certain point in the story she's much more bearable and even likable if you ask me. It's a good thing to play Chisato's route first since you can kinda understand her reactions to certain things if you're reading the story again. Me having "finished" a VN means that it's time to celebrate, since this is my first time completing a route in a VN. I must say I'm amazed by how much a VN can suck you in... I had that feeling when reading some books and light novels before, but a VN really is another story. After beating Chisato's route I immediately restarted and made use of the skip mechanic to advance into Satsuki's route, which I like so far. I wouldn't have the patience to read everything again and again, but being able to skip parts I've already read helps a lot. It gives me a warm feeling starting again since I am somehow acquainted with most of the characters. Exploring every single aspect of an interactive novel is really rewarding in a way. I'm also very curious about the other heroine's routes. I'm looking forward to take part in the voting for the best girl and the best route in this game.

I didn't have any issues in the first 2 hours of playing. You can choose the difficulty before starting a new game. I can't tell how hard it will get once the story progresses though. I played one bullet hell game before and I did horrible, too. This one not so much as of yet. I couldn't agree more. The story definitely seems to be rather meh. The gameplay makes up for it though. Just don't expect something deep. The main protagonist is a bunny girl after all.

Hey guys, just wanted to introduce Rabi-Ribi to you - a Metroidvania game published by SP: Sounds silly? True dat. But it's actually much fun to play. I stumbled upon a review of this game a couple of days ago and bought it yesterday since it's currently 10% off on Steam. After several issues with getting the game to work using my 8bitdo gamepad I played roughly 2h and I'm already in love... I'm really bad at presenting stuff so if you're interested in a mixture of Metroidvania and Bullet Hell featuring cute anime characters visit the Steam page and watch the trailer there. It really is a fun game! Anybody else here playing this?