- January 29, 2021
- Shimobashira Workshop
Ambrosia
Platforms
About
"Ambrosia is a single-player Fantasy RPG with a focus on grinding and exceptional game mechanics. In the game, you play as Flode, a priestess who is sent to manage an old shrine on a remote island after being swept up in a scandal. As you work to spread the word of the God of Light, you'll face challenges and form unexpected alliances in this interesting plot."










- The game features a good balance of gameplay and adult content, with a variety of scenes and a decent story that keeps players engaged.
- The RPG mechanics are enjoyable, allowing for character progression through skill trees, crafting, and exploration, which adds depth to the experience.
- The art style is appealing, and the game includes a significant amount of content, providing good value for the price.
- The game can be grindy, requiring players to repeat certain tasks to progress, which may detract from the overall enjoyment.
- Some players have reported bugs and issues with game mechanics, such as missing characters or broken quests, which can hinder the experience.
- The adult content may not appeal to everyone, as it includes themes of non-consent and forced situations, which could be off-putting for some players.
story
94 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally regarded as above average, featuring a straightforward yet engaging narrative centered around a priestess on a mission to spread her faith and rescue a friend. While some players appreciate the self-aware humor and multiple endings based on player choices, others find the plot predictable and the character development lacking. Overall, the story is considered a strong point of the game, with enough depth and twists to keep players interested, despite some critiques of its simplicity and reliance on common tropes.
“The game does let you choose how to play it and the story changes slightly based on your decisions.”
“The story premise is a tale of purity vs. corruption, with a number of twists to evil vs good.”
“The story is captivating and the skill and battle system is really solid for a game like this.”
“We're left with a standard trope story (even if it's sometimes self-aware), erotic content that isn't particularly noteworthy (a couple good moments, a few bad, mostly meh), and subpar JRPG play.”
“There really isn't a story.”
“The main storyline is quite straightforward, much like most h-RPGs from Kagura, but there are also some predictable twists along the way.”