After I met that catgirl, my questlist got too long!

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In "After I Met That Catgirl, My Questlist Got Too Long!", Vera encounters a catgirl who claims to be from a place called 'London', which conflicts with the known world of Morpheya. As a patrol mission turns into a journey to uncover the truth, players will experience a unique romance-driven narrative with multiple endings. The game is a full-fledged RPG with classic turn-based combat, offering a lush pixel world to explore and a questlist that grows as the story unfolds.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 72 reviews

story27 positive mentions

grinding9 negative mentions

The game features a compelling story with well-developed characters and engaging dialogue, making it a standout RPG experience.
The combat system is enjoyable and offers a good balance of challenge, with unique character abilities that add depth to gameplay.
The game includes multiple romance routes and endings, encouraging replayability and providing a satisfying experience for fans of yuri content.

The game can become grindy, especially for players aiming to complete all achievements, which may detract from the overall enjoyment.
Some players found the graphics dated and the resolution capped at 720p, which may not appeal to those seeking modern visuals.
The pacing of the story can feel uneven, with some players noting that character development may decline in later chapters.

story
91 mentions
30 % positive mentions
65 % neutral mentions
5 % negative mentions
The story of the game is praised for its depth and emotional resonance, featuring well-developed characters and engaging narratives that explore themes of love, self-identity, and acceptance. Players appreciate the variety of routes and endings, which enhance replayability, while some note that the writing quality can fluctuate. Overall, the game successfully combines RPG elements with a compelling storyline, making it a standout in its genre.
- “Came for some sapphic lovin', stayed for a heartbreaking, yet beautiful story that left me pondering about self-identity, self-acceptance, and life in general in one of the endings.”
- “The story is at times heartbreaking, wholesome, disturbing, and satisfying; but is always beautiful.”
- “The storytelling kept me engaged the whole time I was playing with plenty of curveballs I wasn't expecting.”
- “The writing degrades over the span of the story pretty drastically.”
- “She eventually just became this bland girl that's a dime a dozen in any kind of storytelling.”
- “The story also slowly shows desperation in terms of the twists and turns that it is trying to introduce.”
gameplay
13 mentions
38 % positive mentions
38 % neutral mentions
23 % negative mentions
The gameplay is praised for its solid combat mechanics and enjoyable, nostalgic experience, particularly for a RPG Maker title. Players appreciate the balance of challenge and smoothness, with engaging quests and puzzles that complement the well-developed story. While some feel the gameplay occasionally slows down the narrative, it is generally regarded as competent and enjoyable, enhancing the overall experience.
- “Stayed for the well-done nostalgic gameplay, surprisingly charming characters, obvious love the devs put in, and a story so much more evolved than I expected from a game like this.”
- “The gameplay can be decently challenging at times, at least in my experience.”
- “Gameplay is smooth, with a good balance of challenge without being frustrating.”
- “Sometimes I feel the gameplay drags the story out a bit when I sort of want to get to the next part already, but in a lot of ways that says more about the high quality of the story than anything else.”
- “I found myself spending most of my time fighting monsters and doing quests and puzzles, which is surprising because I expected a visual novel with minor gameplay additions.”
- “Gameplay: from the technical side, I haven't run into problems.”
graphics
11 mentions
45 % positive mentions
27 % neutral mentions
27 % negative mentions
The game's graphics receive mixed reviews, with many praising the beautiful artwork and vibrant designs, particularly in the visual novel cutscenes and battle scenes. However, some players find the overall graphics dated, noting that the RPG elements feature standard RPG Maker sprites that lack innovation. Despite these criticisms, the charming character sprites and artistic style contribute positively to the game's visual appeal.
- “Beautiful artworks.”
- “Visuals: if you are a fellow fan of vibrant, vivid, and colorful designs, you'll like this game.”
- “The art style of the visual novel part (cutscenes) is great, which also applies to the battle scenes.”
- “Clunky controls, garbage graphics, messy story.”
- “The graphic style of the RPG part (the world) is good, but nothing special.”
- “Game graphics are simple RPG Maker sprites, pretty standard fare, but the cutscene art is well done.”
grinding
9 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessive and tedious, particularly when aiming for achievements or higher levels. While some appreciate the replay value and the convenience of new game plus (NG+), many feel that the game would benefit from better balance by reducing the need for grinding. Overall, the combat can become monotonous, although the story and dialogue are well-received.
- “The turn-based combat is decent, but it will definitely get overly grindy if you want to get all the achievements.”
- “The game should just be balanced around the mandatory fights and get rid of all the grinding.”
- “-too much grind - farming XP and tokens is not fun here.”
music
9 mentions
56 % positive mentions
11 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
The music in the game is generally well-received, featuring a relaxing soundtrack that enhances various scenarios and moments, with standout vocal performances in British English. While some users find the music serviceable and variable enough to keep it on, others particularly enjoy the unique background tracks for different areas, such as the one in Fleurelle. Overall, the audio elements, including sound effects, complement the music effectively.
- “The relaxing soundtrack enhances all scenarios and moments in the game.”
- “The soundtrack features pleasant songs and sounds, with the standout being the girls' voices, all beautifully dubbed in British English, which, although not present throughout the entire game, truly shines in the moments we do hear them.”
- “Each area has its own pleasant background music that adds to the overall experience.”
- “- The music didn't compel me to turn it off; it was variable enough but ultimately unremarkable.”
- “- The music didn't compel me to turn it off; it was variable enough but ultimately unremarkable.”
- “+ The relaxing soundtrack is consistent across all scenarios and moments in history.”
emotional
6 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game is praised for its emotionally rich narrative that explores themes of self-identity and acceptance, delivering a mix of heartbreak and beauty. Players appreciate the depth and charm of the characters, alongside heartfelt voice acting that enhances the emotional impact, all while maintaining a fun and wholesome atmosphere. Overall, it successfully balances emotional storytelling with humor, creating a memorable experience.
- “Came for some sapphic lovin', stayed for a heartbreaking, yet beautiful story that left me pondering about self-identity, self-acceptance, and life in general in one of the endings.”
- “The story is at times heartbreaking, wholesome, disturbing, and satisfying; but is always beautiful.”
- “It's full of emotional scenes that hit just right, and the characters are all charming, entertaining, and with just the right amount of depth and complexity one would want out of this.”
replayability
5 mentions
0 % positive mentions
40 % neutral mentions
60 % negative mentions
The game offers strong replayability through its New Game+ mode, which allows players to quickly access different character routes starting from day 12, bypassing slower introductory content. With multiple romance paths and endings, players are encouraged to explore various choices, enhancing the overall replay value.
- “The replay value is definitely there, and for convenience, the New Game+ mode allows you to immediately get onto one of the girls' routes and start at day 12, which also skips a lot of the slower introduction quests and some of the more tedious puzzles.”
- “Enjoyable, has several branches, and encourages replayability.”
- “It has a decent amount of replay value, given the multiple romance routes and multiple endings, and has a New Game+ mode.”
humor
5 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game's humor is characterized by a blend of playful and suggestive elements, with well-crafted characters and scenarios that elicit laughter through their expressions and interactions. Side characters like Raina and Mann add to the comedic atmosphere, while the protagonist's humorous remarks contribute to an overall lighthearted experience, despite the average storyline. The humor is effectively integrated into the gameplay, making it an enjoyable aspect of the game.
- “Side characters are great, also quite funny (Raina, Mann, Sparkles).”
- “Vera will say something funny, and you'll probably laugh, and then another quest gets marked off and you find a new one.”
- “The story is average but it has a decent chunk of humor and it's pretty well thought out.”