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Sister Travel is a single player role playing game with anime and erotic themes. It was developed by Inusuku and was released on January 24, 2019. It received very positive reviews from players.

It has begun! The story of an adventurer and his sister-like companions. Brought to you by Kagura Games and Inusuku. Sister Travel is here!

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90%
Audience ScoreBased on 114 reviews
story23 positive mentions
grinding4 negative mentions

  • Engaging and nostalgic old-school JRPG gameplay with balanced and challenging turn-based combat.
  • Charming story with well-developed and unique characters, accompanied by a pleasant and moving soundtrack.
  • High-quality pixel art and CGs featuring a variety of characters, monster girls, and mostly vanilla, consensual adult scenes.
  • Awkward and slow keyboard-only point-and-click navigation that can be frustrating and tiring to use.
  • Outdated and low-resolution graphics, basic UI, and some clunky menus and interface elements.
  • The protagonist's dialogue and personality can be perceived as cringy or creepy, and some players find the story pacing and ending unsatisfying.
  • story
    46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is generally described as light-hearted, classic JRPG-style with a mainly linear progression, featuring cute characters and a fantasy setting with magic and adventure. While some find the narrative fun, charming, and immersive with well-developed characters, others note it can be confusing, simple, or lacking depth, though it suits the game's casual and old-school tone. Overall, the story offers a solid but not highly elaborate experience that complements the gameplay and art style.

    • “The story progression is smooth and reminds me of classic JRPGs from the early 2000s.”
    • “The story got an equal amount of love; it’s quite elaborate for an indie game, with well-developed and unique characters, and often funny too.”
    • “The storytelling stands out, too: all characters have enough depth to them to offer a fairly immersive experience.”
    • “Hard to navigate at first, and sometimes you'll be trying to figure out what to do or where to go just to advance the main storyline, but once you get the hang of it, it's a solid experience.”
    • “The story is mediocre at best and the graphics are bad.”
    • “You can get lost if you don’t follow the plot closely enough.”
  • gameplay
    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally praised for its surprisingly enjoyable and balanced classic RPG mechanics, blending strategy, resource management, and exploration effectively while maintaining a challenging yet accessible experience. Despite some noting outdated or slow elements, the unique combat quirks and thoughtful design elevate it beyond typical adult games, making the gameplay a key highlight alongside the story and art.

    • “Gameplay is surprisingly nice with a decent bit of variety, story has some nice highlights too.”
    • “The resource management, combat, and exploration mechanics are balanced and all blended perfectly well together, and didn't take away from the h-game's focus.”
    • “Truly massive props to inusuku for achieving something that too many h-game devs have failed to do: create fun gameplay.”
    • “Artstyle is outdated, gameplay is very weird, movement in the game is weird too.”
    • “The mechanics of the game remind me of ancient early RPGs from the 1980s, way too outdated to be fun.”
    • “There may be some downsides in this game, such as gameplay being really slow, and the ending phases of the game are too rushed and still not very clear.”
  • graphics
    27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics receive mixed feedback, with many praising the charming and well-designed artwork, especially in CGs and character portraits, despite their pixelated, low-resolution, or retro 8-bit style. While some find the art style dated or simplistic and note occasional interface clunkiness, others appreciate the unique blend of modern 2D eroge visuals with nostalgic, Atari-like exploration maps. Overall, the graphics are considered good and fitting for the game's style, though not cutting-edge or high-definition.

    • “Really enjoying this game so far, good soundtrack and excellent CGs and artwork all around, one of the best Kagura releases yet!”
    • “I just thought that Sister Travel's gameplay elements (no meme) looked really interesting and aesthetically pleasing; I especially loved the retro 8-bit art style that it uses in certain segments.”
    • “Art style: the art is mostly nice for the H-scenes as well as the monsters, and in-battle art.”
    • “The graphics are similarly very basic and very low resolution.”
    • “There's just the matter of the art style; what the previews don't show is that the h scenes are pixelated.”
    • “This is due to fairly low-resolution graphics, a very simple interface, and the somewhat sluggish (and therefore annoying) way of moving your cursor.”
  • music
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's music is widely praised for its nostalgic, relaxing, and atmospheric quality, often considered a standout feature that enhances immersion and enjoyment. Many reviewers highlight its charm, emotional impact, and superior composition compared to typical RPG Maker titles, with some even listening to the soundtrack outside of gameplay. Overall, the soundtrack is regarded as an excellent complement to the game's art and narrative.

    • “I started to listen to the soundtrack more and more often in my daily life, replacing what used to be my old playlists and songs.”
    • “The music is so moving, I would find myself just stopping in place to listen to each piece.”
    • “So many h-games just use standard RPG Maker music and sound effects, but this game's sound is amazing.”
  • grinding
    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game varies, with some users finding it minimal due to fewer random encounters and limited content, while others note that unlocking all abilities and upgrading gear can require a fair amount of grinding, especially in the form of farming and resource collection.

    • “This is a cut down version of the game with a lot of content removed (including many ways to gain experience), which makes the game much harder and more grindy.”
    • “Grinding is required if you want to unlock all abilities.”
    • “There is a fair bit of gear to upgrade and farming methods, making the grind more noticeable.”
  • humor
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game received mixed feedback, with some finding it genuinely funny and well-integrated into the story and characters, while others felt it fell short of expectations for a funny adult JRPG.

    • “The story got an equal amount of love; it’s quite elaborate for an indie game, with well-developed and unique characters, and often funny too.”
    • “Think that enemy is funny and want to get a screenshot?”
  • optimization
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from significant stuttering issues, leading to a noticeably poor optimization. Additionally, the awkward control scheme further detracts from the overall play experience.

    • “Way too much of a stuttering creep.”
    • “The dialogue of the main character is easily the worst part, with his (your) dialogue being almost entirely cringe, as he stutters every time he thinks of saying something pervy to the female characters.”
    • “The strange control scheme they went with makes this more of an embarrassment to play.”
  • character development
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development is somewhat limited and requires an additional patch from the publisher for full progression, especially regarding follower interactions. The character designs are cute and reminiscent of Etrian Odyssey, but deeper development and smutty content are not fully included in the base game.

  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game lacks replay value, offering little incentive for players to revisit it after the initial playthrough.

  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game delivers a surprisingly wholesome and heartwarming emotional experience, creating a positive and heartfelt atmosphere uncommon in its genre.

    • “Surprisingly wholesome and heart-warming h-rpg.”
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Sister Travel is a role playing game with anime and erotic themes.

Sister Travel is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 3 hours playing Sister Travel.

Sister Travel was released on January 24, 2019.

Sister Travel was developed by Inusuku.

Sister Travel has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

Sister Travel is a single player game.

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