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Psychic Guardian Super Splendor

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66%Game Brain Score
story, music
gameplay, graphics
88% User Score Based on 26 reviews

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Psychic Guardian Super Splendor is a single player role playing game with anime and erotic themes. It was developed by No Future and was released on May 28, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

After being captured by a mysterious group, university student Nagisa Kujo hears a voice in her head telling her she needs to escape. She also discovers that when she presses a button on her belt, she becomes clad in combat gear. With her newfound power, Nagisa fights to stop evil.

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88%
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
story7 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions

  • High-quality, top-tier art and CGs by the artist Purinpu, praised as a main highlight of the game.
  • Interesting and engaging story with intriguing characters and a plot centered around psychic powers and escape.
  • Unique mechanics in sexual content and traps add tension and a distinctive style of gameplay, along with full voice acting for key scenes.
  • Gameplay is repetitive, slow, and grindy, with limited enemy variety and tedious combat, sometimes making the game boring.
  • The penalty system for triggering sexual content results in permanent debuffs and can make the game frustratingly difficult or near unplayable later.
  • Lack of new game plus, gallery unlocks only after completion, no multiple endings, and only a single static CG per sex scene limit replay value and variety.
  • story
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is generally praised for its engaging and intriguing premise, with a good blend of tension and pacing, especially in the first half. However, some find it becomes derivative or suffers from shallow character development and artificial personality shifts. Overall, it's seen as a solid narrative for an h-game, though not without its flaws in depth and originality.

    • “Nagisa Kujo, the protagonist of our story, is a normal schoolgirl coming home in the middle of the night like any other day, but nothing prepared her for this particular night, where the young girl was ambushed by two strange men in black who kidnap her, causing her to faint on the spot.”
    • “Psychic Guardian Super Splendor was a total surprise for me, as I didn't know anything about the game or the studio that produced it. As soon as I started the story, it was an interesting and fun experience, making me want to advance to discover the secrets on every floor, while learning more about the story, the tactics of each of the enemies, especially the elites, as well as seeing the various innocent scenes while listening to the protagonist's voice.”
    • “In fact, the sort of plot here reminds me a lot of Sega's Psycho World/Psychic World, with the setup of someone learning to use psychic powers through special equipment, and uncovering secrets about the person she wants to save and their powers.”
    • “The story became a derivative of itself, and I found myself wishing they'd stop talking so I could just beat it already.”
    • “Neither Mitsuki nor Nagisa are keen on fulfilling their missions — so their personalities were removed, replaced by what Shalldark calls 'artificial personalities'.”
    • “Though they are lazily explained by the story ('different floor designers' my rear), a lot of sprites simply don’t belong.”
  • gameplay
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally considered repetitive and grindy, with some players finding the trap mechanics add tension but others feeling it weakens the experience. While events and art are praised, the core mechanics may not appeal to those seeking engaging or varied gameplay. Adjustments to gameplay settings are available but do not fully address the underlying issues.

    • “I know others didn't like how traps weaken you, but it gives a good sense of tension to the story, so I thought the mechanic worked well.”
    • “That is because the elements of this game play against you, where repeatedly falling into traps without escaping them untouched (with some bosses using these same mechanics) begins to accrue penalties.”
    • “From 'options', you may adjust audio and gameplay preferences.”
    • “The gameplay is repetitive and boring.”
    • “I'd suggest this game for gallery enjoyers the most; for people interested in gameplay, skip it.”
    • “This mechanic became so problematic, I started saving before touching any enemies or traps.”
  • graphics
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics feature high-quality Japanese anime-style artwork that aligns well with the game's dark themes. While the art and dialogue are praised for their quality, some recycled content and repetitive visuals among traps are noted. Overall, the visuals effectively support the game's atmosphere despite limited variety.

    • “JP high-quality anime artworks.”
    • “[h1]Visuals[/h1]”
    • “I wish there was less recycled content, but the artwork and dialogue were spot-on.”
    • “There are eleven traps to see, though most of them share the same foes and visuals.”
    • “Japanese high-quality anime artworks.”
  • grinding
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is described as quite tedious, with prolonged boss fights that rely on repetitive attack and heal strategies despite leveling and exploration. Upgrading interaction damage requires significant effort, making the overall grind feel slow and drawn-out, though the game may still be worth playing on sale.

    • “Charlotte allows upgrading your interaction damage in combat, whereas in Psychic Guardian Super Splendor, you must reach the appropriate level and learn the required skill to complete a 100% playthrough, hence it feels grindy.”
    • “Boss fights typically boil down to 'attack, heal, attack, heal, and heal again' — even after leveling up and exploring optional areas, boss battles remain tediously long, dragging out over forty or fifty turns.”
    • “Psychic Guardian Super Splendor is a tedious role-playing game, but it might be worth grabbing on a good sale.”
  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is well-crafted and complements the story effectively, with Nagisa's Japanese voice adding a heartfelt touch to the pure, emotional moments in the game.

  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users appreciate the quality of the character art and design, particularly the in-battle visuals and CGs, but feel that the character development could benefit from more content and depth.

  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the emotional experience stressful and tense, often leading them to save frequently to avoid negative consequences from enemies or traps.

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Psychic Guardian Super Splendor is a role playing game with anime and erotic themes.

Psychic Guardian Super Splendor is available on PC and Windows.

Psychic Guardian Super Splendor was released on May 28, 2021.

Psychic Guardian Super Splendor was developed by No Future.

Psychic Guardian Super Splendor has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Psychic Guardian Super Splendor is a single player game.

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