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Spirit Valley
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Taboo With My Mother
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How to get aka happy end?
It’s late, but I got the happy ending from choosing the following options:
1. Hugging her
2. Going to the house on the second day
3. Being a “gentleman” (a bit of a spoiler)
4. “Sleeping” with her
5. Not getting her water
The final options should leave you with either the normal ending or the happy ending.
Pretty good VN. I wish more games would get to the point like this one, so many VN have such looooog prologues… Yes, I’m looking at you Grisaia no Kajitsu!
In any case, thanks for the treat Admin!
does it have good graphics? or does it seem like it was drawn by a kid?
So, does one have to change their localization to Japan for this to run?
Majikoi brought me here… So this game really exists. For an eroge to reference an eroge.
A interesting VN, with a good length and various endings.
It doesn’t have H scenes, but if you’re looking for a good love story I recommend it.
Thank you Admin for the wonderful VNs.
yap i agree..
very nice game with good love story
I have to agree. I almost gave up on the game because of the grammar, but I’m glad I didn’t.