<report>Suzukuri Karin-Chan is really great combination of Tower (Dungeon) Defense and Visual Novel genre, it has some unique mechanics that can completely get player hooked onto the game, with nicely written characters, comedic and light type of story and great art style that only make you wanna play more and more. I'd say my favourite routes were Karin, Fuu and Renfa, but every ending and every character had something in them that made me like them. If I had something to complain it'd be that Midari is a side character and doesn't have her own ending, but that's all I think. Really great game and recommend to everyone.

<report>Very good fun game about Shin Koihime Musou series. Note that this is more of Tower Defense game rather than usual choice-based VN. This is about building and upgrading dungeon for Karin. Some H-scenes and nudity/fanservice along the way you progress the game which is in perfect pace & reward.

Satisfying and progressive/gradual into sex scenes that you can get with the girls by talking & completing their requirements.

Nice UI, gameplay, balance, and game art. The English porting & translation is perfect.
This is what you expect for ideal eroge game.
Very recommended if you are Shin Koihime lovers (especially the Karin/Sousou clan).

<report>This game is a Shin Koihime Musou sequel/ spin off - with tower defense gameplay like Arknight .A Normal fan-disc game at the first glance yet very addicting (because you still playing as Kazuto and meets Koihime series characters in an "isekai world" - alternative world with Europa fantasy middle-age setting.)



-Story : you should play Koihime or Shin Koihime Musou in order to enjoy the game .It has a lot of references to Koihime series .You play as MC Kazuto of Koihime in an alternative world (kind of like isekai lol), helping Demon King Karin and being misunderstood by people as "bad guy" , but in reality you are "good guy helping girls in-trouble >> save the world from evil humans lol... Read more »

<report>This may be a spin-off of Koihime Musou in terms of the characters, but it was a joint project with SofthouseChara, and has the same world setting as some of their games like Bunny Black. After playing through it, I am feeling more nostalgia for other SofthouseChara games than Koihime Musou, but it was a good collaboration. It combined characters that people loved with fun gameplay.

First off, even if you have never heard of Koihime Musou, it doesn't matter because this game stands alone in terms of plot. The gameplay and the way that the events work are the same as several dungeon building SofthouseChara games. In a good way, because they are actually known for the gameplay, unlike the... Read more »

<report>I'll mainly focus my impressions on Hoshiyomi no Shintaku, as it's not as covered by other reviews. But first a few comments on the base game. At the end, there's also an extra section for character comparison with their Koihime counterparts.

Game mechanics
The game is split into a preparation phase and a battle phase.
In preparation, you can adjust your units, make changes to your dungeon and use conversation points to talk to some characters, depending on if the conditions are met.
In battle, the only action you can do is use character skills and these can affect the flow of the outcome. You get ranked by dungeon rating (which is affected by how fun and tough the dungeon is) and on... Read more »

<report>Finished the true ending, and can now write a full review of the entire VN.

Overall, it is very good, but not quite perfect. This is a collaboration between BaseSon (Koihime Musou series) and SofthouseChara (BUNNYBLACK). Now, I have avoided other English-translated games by SoftHouseChara, as they tend to have the Rapist Protagonist and Unavoidable Heroine Rape by Protagonist tags, and I really hate the idea of playing as an evil, villainous rapist character. However, this game has neither tag, so it is worth playing.

So how do you make a game about the master of a dungeon, without making him a villain? Well, they made it into a comedy, where the adventurers who challenge the dungeon are... Read more »