- May 8, 2015
- Lupiesoft
- 3h median play time
The Reject Demon: Toko Chapter 0 — Prelude
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About
When a human is destined to die, the demons ferry their souls to the afterlife. 'The Reject Demon: Toko' is the story of Toko herself, a demon who has been kicked out of hell. Toko cannot ferry human souls to the underworld, and every day she stays on earth has her becoming increasingly human. Her troubles, however, are only just beginning.











- The art style is unique and visually appealing, with a variety of character designs.
- The story has an interesting premise involving demons, rock music, and a sweet lesbian romance.
- The music is well-composed and fits the theme of the game, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game is unfinished and has been abandoned, leaving players without a resolution to the story.
- There are no choices or branching paths, making it feel more like a linear reading experience than a game.
- The pacing can be confusing, with some character developments feeling rushed or lacking depth.
story
206 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of this visual novel is engaging and features interesting characters, particularly a sweet lesbian romance, but it ultimately serves as a prelude with no resolution, leaving many feeling unfulfilled due to its abrupt ending and the author's apparent abandonment of the project. While the writing is described as light and quirky, some reviewers noted that the lack of choices and linearity may detract from the experience for those seeking deeper engagement. Overall, the story shows promise and creativity, but its incomplete nature and the uncertainty of future installments hinder its recommendation.
“I very much enjoyed the story; it made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me angry, and happy.”
“The story is engrossing and keeps you engaged, though it is comparatively on the short side.”
“Overall, I really recommend this part; the concept and story have originality, and the characters are more interesting than cookie-cutter personalities you see in many other visual novels.”
“This visual novel showed promise; unfortunately, the story will never be finished. The author has been MIA since early 2021, and all his projects seem to be abandoned.”
“The actual story seems to have become bogged down in development hell, with chapter 1 supposedly due out in 2016 and currently still MIA, so it's honestly hard to recommend this kinetic novel if you're at all bothered by the fact that it leads nowhere.”
“The story ends extremely abruptly, and there aren't any current plans to continue it that I know of, but if you like yuri, cute girls, or just comfy stuff in general, you won't regret buying this.”