The game is nearly identical to the Japanese version, so I stand by my original review.
DMM used to release a lot of games like this one, but then they got into Live2D and started making obscure visual novel games. It is nice to see they returned to their original format.
One of the things you can be sure will come with any DMM game is a lot of physics focus, but very little of it will be for bullets and environments. Every chest, no matter how large or small, will bounce.
Once you get past the obvious purpose of an all female character selection, the game is not bad. The battles use an interesting card-like format that has you combine the cards into attacks. It is a shame something like this turns into auto after you finish the tutorial.
The graphics are decent and appear to be on par with GATESIX, but there is no real voice acting to the story. The characters do move their mouths as though they are speaking, so it is still better than generic stills. The music fits the theme, but could be better used to offset some of the silence.
There is nothing truly amazing to this game, but also nothing really bad. In an age of below average games, that is good enough.
https://youtu.be/61eKQhca4tI (Japanese version)
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