- March 17, 2023
- Making Delightful Fiction
MDF: Magical Defense Force
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About
"MDF: Magical Defense Force" is a game where Frank Krieg, a cynical loner, and Michiki, a magical girl, team up to fight evil monsters and secret organizations while dealing with school and daily life. The game features exciting battles, captivating transformation scenes, and a lively soundtrack, all presented with a comedic twist. Together, they search for other magical girls to join their cause.





- MDF features a rich array of art assets and a charming, cartoon-esque aesthetic that enhances the overall experience.
- The characters are well-developed with strong chemistry, leading to entertaining interactions and a fun narrative that evolves over time.
- The game successfully combines elements of various genres, offering a humorous and engaging story reminiscent of classic Saturday morning cartoons.
- The game lacks branching paths and may feel linear to players who prefer more interactive visual novels.
- Some character arcs are slow to develop, which may leave players wanting more immediate depth in the early chapters.
- The interface quality could be improved, as it leaves something to be desired despite being functional.
story
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as a charming and humorous blend of "polished fanfiction" with influences from tokusatsu and classic action cartoons, appealing particularly to fans of the genre. It follows the misadventures of a character named Frank as he navigates a world filled with magical girls, structured in a "monster of the week" format that ties into a larger narrative. Reviewers appreciate the engaging characters, good pacing, and the promise of future content, making it an intriguing ongoing project.
“The chapters follow a 'Saturday morning cartoon' or 'monster of the week' type structure but still tie into a greater narrative that drives the main story.”
“Excellent story so far with very entertaining characters.”
“The whole story revolves around a loser named Frank trying (and failing) to get some modicum of normalcy after getting wrapped up in the not-so-magical world of magical girls.”
“It avoids one of my recurring issues with visual novels, where their pacing is just an absolute slog of characters constantly reiterating plot and character beats.”
“This story has a 'polished fanfiction' vibe to it that'll probably hit your brain in a good way if you're into tokusatsu or old action cartoons.”