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Uchi no Pet Jijou Vol. 1

ウチのペット事情 Vol.1

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ウチのペット事情 Vol.1
Uchi no Pet Jijou Vol. 1
NEKO-MIMI SWEET HOUSEMATES Vol. 1
家喵二三事 Vol. 1
AliasesMy Pet Situation
Play timeShort (5h26m from 22 votes)
DeveloperAnimal Herb
PublishersAnimal Herb & Sekai Project & Denpasoft
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Description

Based on the doujinshi series of the same name, this visual novel puts you in the shoes of the protagonist, an unassuming college student who lives by himself. Life goes from ordinary to the extraordinary very quickly when you stumble upon a girl collapsed in front of your apartment building. What makes this even more unusual are the cat ears, tail and wings on her body. Not wanting to abandon her, you offer to take her home and offer her food. While she tries to put on a brave front, her grumbling stomach says otherwise.

It turns out she is no ordinary girl but is a Cherubim, a half animal, half angel girl from Heaven. While she normally travels down to Earth to do her job, she ends up being exiled from Heaven and while searching for a certain important object, she becomes exhausted and collapses by the side of the road. One thing leads to another and you find yourself with a new roommate. Her energy and smile brightens up your day and pretty soon a close friendship blossoms into something else as you begin to develop feelings for her. It’s never a dull moment with the cheerful, naively honest, and rambunctious Mint by your side, which is only amplified when Lily, a half-demon and close friend of Mint’s, suddenly shows up on your doorstep in all her over-the-top flirtatious glory. How will your life change in your lovey-dovey life alongside the Cherubim, Mint?

[From Sekai Project]

Mini reviews

By samsterbirdies on 2023-02-09Vote: 7
<report>I overall enjoyed it. Its not the greatest vn ever in terms of story or humor or emotions, but what could you expect from a vn like this? You read this vn if you think the girls are cute (which i do). You get some ultra cute cgs from this vn too. Basically, you read this for the same reason that you would read Nekopara, and for this purpose I am well pleased.
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Full reviews

By desperatetimes on 2022-04-09r89076Vote: 6
<report>Played in English. I can't vouch for the translation's accuracy, but it mostly read fine, albeit with some unnatural dialogue and clunky wording — perhaps there was some overly direct translation of Japanese idioms? That said, it never affected readability, and I didn't notice any typos or grammatical mistakes. It's serviceable, and I'm quite glad the game had a simultaneous international release. You can switch languages on-the-fly, too, which is very appreciated, though changing languages unfortunately doesn't affect the backlog (so your backlog could be a mixture of English, Japanese, and Chinese text if you changed language every line).

The VN itself is probably what you expect from... Read more »
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