Battleship Bishojo

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Battleship Bishojo is a single player simulation game with a erotic theme. It was developed by Silver Cow Studio and was released on March 29, 2017. It received negative reviews from players.

Join the girls on a non-stop naval adventure to unravel the secrets of both the legendary creatures and the truth about the world inhabited by the battleship Bishojo! You can expect swashbuckling action, twists, ecchi humour and - of course - plenty of fanservice!

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

story4 negative mentions

The game features multiple choices that can affect the story, providing some level of engagement.
The character art and music are decent, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience.
Some players found the premise and story entertaining, especially for those looking for lighthearted content.

The story is often described as bland and unimaginative, with a disappointing ending that lacks impact.
Many players felt misled by the game's marketing regarding nudity, as there is little to no actual adult content.
The developer, Silver Cow Studios, has faced criticism for poor communication and a lack of substantial updates or improvements to their games.

story
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The story in this game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it lacking in depth and excitement. While there are multiple choices that can influence the narrative, the overall plot is described as bland and unimaginative, culminating in a disappointing ending that leaves players feeling unfulfilled. Despite some potential and decent entertainment value, the story fails to fully engage or deliver a satisfying experience.
- “I did like the premise of this game, and it was a good story.”
- “It's a good enough story to keep you entertained, at the very least.”
- “Speaking of story, this visual novel has a decent amount of choices which can affect your story, whether in a major or minor way.”
- “There definitely needs to be a better story, a lot more branching choices, and the ending just felt so bland compared to how it started.”
- “They built up the story’s climax and suddenly boom, 'the end'.”
- “I do have to give it credit for not ending on a cliffhanger like most of their other games, but the ending still wasn't very satisfying, and by the end of the game it didn't feel like much of anything had been accomplished to the point that it made me wonder if I had missed some sort of 'true ending' path where the real story happens.”
music
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The music in the game is praised for its quality, standing out positively against the overall story and art. Many players find it to be above average, contributing to their overall enjoyment of the game despite other shortcomings.
- “The story kept me entertained and the music was above average.”
- “One thing I gotta give props to though is the music; it's actually pretty well done compared to the quality of the story and the art.”
- “Since there isn't an option like that, I'll just go with a positive review because the story kept me entertained and the music was above average; otherwise, I would go with a negative review.”
graphics
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The graphics are generally considered acceptable, with a familiar art style for those who have played previous titles from Silver Cow. New players can get a clear sense of the visual aesthetic from the game's store page.
- “The art is impressive and unique, showcasing a distinct style that sets it apart from other visual novels. If you've played some of Silver Cow's games, you'll recognize the familiar art style, but newcomers can get a great sense of it from the game's store page.”
- “The art is okay, but if you've played some of Silver Cow's visual novels, you already know what the art style will be like. If not, the art shown on the game's store page gives a good idea of what to expect.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish that modern games typically offer.”
- “Character models are poorly designed and animations are stiff, making the overall visual experience disappointing.”