Gachimuchi

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"Gachimuchi" is a game that offers a deep and immersive story, taking players on an adventure through the Kingdom of Deep Dungeons. The game features heavy moral choices with implications, 15 beautiful 2D "wifeus," and 7 mini games, all accompanied by classical music and stunning art. It's a must-play for those seeking a unique and engaging experience.

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Play Modes

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

52%

Audience ScoreBased on 130 reviews

humor10 positive mentions

story6 negative mentions

Easy 100% Steam achievements for achievement hunters.
Some players found it amusing and enjoyed the absurdity of the game.
The soundtrack received praise for its quality.

The game has poor writing and a nonsensical story that confuses players.
Minigames, particularly the memory game, are frustrating and poorly designed.
Overall, the game is considered a low-quality product with little to no play value.

story
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
18%
55%
27%
The game's story has been widely criticized for its incoherence and lack of substance, with many reviewers noting that it feels disjointed and confusing. The writing is described as poor, with plot points that do not connect and a narrative that fails to make sense, leading to a frustrating experience for players. Overall, the consensus is that the story is minimal and poorly executed, detracting significantly from the game's appeal.
- “+ deep and dark story”
- “Dear lord, there is more story in a game of Pong than there is in this entire game.”
- “Writing was horrible; nothing made any sense, plot points just flying all over the place. Just a bad game.”
- “I'm really honestly confused from the English being really bad (which it tells you early on), but also the story in general just goes completely nowhere and just keeps introducing new characters and finally ends.”
humor
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
83%
17%
The humor in the game is polarizing, with some players finding it overly pretentious and forced, while others appreciate its subtlety and depth, particularly regarding niche references like "traps." Many critiques highlight issues such as broken English and poorly executed minigames, which detract from the comedic experience. Overall, the humor seems to resonate primarily with a specific audience, leaving others feeling alienated or confused.
- “The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of traps, most of the jokes will go over a typical player's head.”
- “The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, realizing that they're not just funny—they say something deep about traps.”
- “I think it's funny that all the characters are gay men even though their animations are hot chicks, but that's about the only thing I liked about this game.”
- “Pretentious, unfunny garbage.”
- “Pretentious, unfunny garbage.”
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
40%
40%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some praising the classical background music while others criticize the overall soundtrack as poorly fitting and of low quality. Despite the negative feedback, one reviewer rated the soundtrack a perfect 10/10, suggesting that it may appeal to certain tastes. Overall, the music seems to be a divisive aspect of the game.
- “Soundtrack: 10/10”
- “Soundtrack: 10/10”
- “Everything, except the classical music in the background, is garbage...”
- “The translation is awful on purpose, I would assume. The music doesn't fit in the slightest, and the story?”
- “Better go watch a gachimuchi music video on Nicovideo or YouTube and avoid this.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is criticized for being poorly designed and mechanically broken, leading to an unengaging experience for players.
- “It's a poorly made, mechanically broken, and uninteresting visual novel.”
- “It's a poorly made, mechanically broken, and uninteresting visual novel.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's atmosphere is generally well-received, with players expressing enjoyment of its immersive qualities; however, frustrations with a specific minigame detract from the overall experience.