Recent reviews by KitsuPants

My 2 friends and I got beamed by a single granny wearing a cultist mask. 10/10 would recommend.

Really fun game especially when you get an active guild.

One of the first games I've played on the PC.

It's a simple to learn, hard to master RTS game about medieval times. The graphics might be dated but it's still fun to play. Last time I've checked, multiplayer was still active.

There's also updates from time to time with new civilizations being added.

Wow. At first I wasn't expecting much but it got deeper as I progressed. It was confusing at times (or maybe I just process stuff slowly) but it was really nice and captivating.

Looking forward to seeing more games like Sepia Tears in the future.

P.S.: Very nice soundtrack.

Nicely done Visual Novel. It kept me glued to my computer at a time when I should've been sleeping.

I hope there's a sequel to this.

I glanced at my watch while playing. It was 11PM. I promised myself I'd sleep at 1AM. After a while, I look at my watch again: It was now 4AM. What am I doing with my life?

The Guild II Renaissance may look simple but once it gets you hooked onto its gameplay, you will spend countless hours amassing wealth and crushing your competition.

So far, the only problem I've encountered that is annoying is the Waylay bug. The tutorial is ported into Renaissance by updating to the Steam Beta patch. (Refer to the Game News to see how to update)

Pretty simple and fun. Too bad there's no online multiplayer. I want to chomp on my friends.

This reminds me of the violin street performer I saw in Japan. He kept playing with a smile even though it was freezing outside. Ultimately, I ended up buying his music CD and I enjoy listening to it, just like how I enjoyed this visual novel.

Would buy calligraphy for a story extension. 10/10

Dad got angry due to me staying up late to wait for Tonberry to open. 10/10 might be willing to wait again

Anyway, Trial version is upgradeable to Regular service through Mogstation by either buying a digital version of the game or the hard copy retail version from a store which sells it then logging in to your account and entering the game code.

However, if you made a NA account, you must buy a NA version of the game. NA trial account -> EU retail copy will not work.

Another note: You can use the Trial version from Steam to play your Regular account.

Lost the tutorial because I tried to transfer 6500 on the first go.

This probably counts as one of the first times I've actually lost in a game's tutorial.


Would transfer again/10