Sakura Succubus 4

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Sakura Succubus 4 is a single player simulation game with fantasy, romance and erotic themes. It was developed by Winged Cloud and was released on March 1, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

In Sakura Succubus 4, Hiroki goes on a beach vacation with his succubus harem, including Ayu, Cosmos, Marina, Hifumi, Hazel, and Yue. They engage in various summer activities, such as pillow fights and swimming lessons, while also having romantic encounters with Hiroki. The game is a visual novel that offers a relaxing and humorous story with romantic elements.

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story11 positive mentions

Sakura Succubus 4 features beautiful graphics and a charming story, making it a delightful visual novel experience.
The game offers a fun beach episode theme with engaging character interactions and humor, appealing to fans of the series.
Players appreciate the easy achievements and trading cards, making it a good choice for achievement hunters and collectors.

The story is considered weak and feels more like filler than a continuation of the series, leading to disappointment for some players.
Many reviews mention that the game is not worth its full price, suggesting it feels more like a DLC than a standalone title.
Some players found the repetitive nature of the gameplay and dialogue tedious, leading to a lack of engagement with the story.

story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Sakura Succubus 4" has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it enjoyable and lighthearted, while others criticize it as lacking depth and feeling like filler content. Many noted that the narrative primarily revolves around casual interactions and comedic moments rather than a substantial plot, making it less engaging compared to earlier installments in the series. Overall, it seems to cater more to fans of the visual novel genre who appreciate character dynamics and artwork rather than a compelling storyline.
- “Sakura Succubus 4 is a very good visual novel game with a beautiful story.”
- “Join Hiroki and his harem on a relaxing vacation at the beach, and enjoy a fun story full of cute girls!”
- “The plot is top notch in this outing, the girls are great and the tunes be bumping.”
- “I will be blatantly honest with everyone who reads this: I did not follow the story, I just had the text on skip so I could get the easy achievements.”
- “There is no semblance of a story, but who needs that.”
- “Story-wise, this is the weakest of the series; as there really isn't much of an overall plot -- mostly just idle chitchat and playing around, like volleyball or watching fireworks.”
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are consistently praised for their quality and aesthetic appeal, particularly appealing to fans of anime and manga. Reviewers highlight the combination of beautiful artwork and engaging storytelling, creating an immersive experience that enhances the overall enjoyment of the game. While some express concerns about the predictability of the story, the visuals remain a standout feature that captivates players.
- “The graphics are nice and a good bit of comedy in the storytelling!”
- “The graphics are nice and the soundtrack is chill and relaxing... I don't usually play this kind of game but the Sakura Succubus series is great!”
- “It's a gaming symphony composed of mesmerizing visuals, captivating storytelling, and riveting character interactions, a game that warrants a standing ovation from every corner of our virtual world.”
- “However, let me be honest here, I saw it coming when I realized the similar names and art styles.”
- “Taunting me, mostly because I knew the story would just be boring and uninteresting, and at that point I could just look up the artwork if I really wanted to.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has been widely praised for its chill and relaxing soundtrack, which enhances the overall experience and mood of each scene. Composed by Zack Parrish, the score is noted for its emotional depth, rivaling that of renowned anime soundtracks and other popular games. Many players consider tracks like "What Comes After Dinner" to be standout pieces, solidifying the soundtrack's status as a highlight of the game.
- “The soundtrack is an absolute delight, a melodious accompaniment that perfectly encapsulates the mood of each scene.”
- “As a music lover who has supported numerous creators on Bandcamp, I wholeheartedly appreciate Zack Parrish's fantastic work in creating this captivating score.”
- “His compositions rival the emotional depths of famed anime soundtracks, enriching the overall experience of the game.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development is highlighted as a key strength, offering players a relaxed environment to explore relationships and personal growth, reminiscent of the downtime between major quests in Dungeons & Dragons.
- “It's an enjoyable, laid-back experience that gives room for character development and relationship dynamics, much like those restful moments between epic quests in D&D.”
emotional
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The game's music is noted for its emotional depth, comparable to that of renowned anime soundtracks, which significantly enhances the overall gaming experience.
- “His compositions rival the emotional depths of famed anime soundtracks, enriching the overall experience of the game.”
humor
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The game's humor is characterized by tasteful depictions of intimate moments, drawing comparisons to the suggestive wit found in shows like BoJack Horseman, which enhances its overall charm.
- “The depictions of intimate moments are tasteful, resembling the suggestive humor of fur-friendly shows like BoJack Horseman, only adding to the game's overall charm.”