淑女同萌！

About 淑女同萌！

淑女同萌！ is a single player action adventure game with romance, mystery, comedy and erotic themes. It was developed by AKATSUKI-WORKS and was released on June 29, 2018. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Hello Lady! is a Visual Novel game that tells a glory school story about youth, love, and revenge. The game is made by famous Japanese developer Akatsuki Works. Welcome to cooperate, fight and fall in love with the young ladies!

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100%Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

humor4 positive mentions

music2 negative mentions

The story offers a unique take on the revenge theme, making it relatable and impactful, especially in the final route.
The writing is original and humorous, with well-defined character routes that set it apart from other visual novels.
Production values are decent, and the character designs are well-received, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience.

Some fight scenes and descriptions can feel overly long, potentially causing players to lose track of details.
The music during lengthy battles can become repetitive, detracting from the overall immersion.
The plot may feel a bit lacking in certain areas, leaving some players wanting more depth.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 34% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions
The story of "Hello Lady" centers on a revenge theme, transforming a familiar narrative of loss into a relatable and engaging experience. Reviewers have praised its depth and emotional resonance, awarding it a high score of 9.5/10 for its storytelling.
- “Story: 9.5/10”
- “It's a story that takes something so commonly bottlenecked as 'I must avenge the death of my mother/father/brother/sister/clan/dog/basketball career' and really turns it into something special that everyone can relate to.”
- “Hello Lady is a story about revenge.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor in the game is largely attributed to the talent of writer Hino Wataru, whose sharp wit and absurdity shine through in both critical commentary on society and memorable one-liners. Reviewers appreciate the blend of hilarity and insightful observations on societal issues, making the humor both entertaining and thought-provoking.
- “Whether it be iron hot critical diatribes on the nature of human society, or countless memorable, hilarious one-liners that sometimes also speak to the strange fallacies of societal inequalities, Hino Wataru finds a way.”
- “This is largely due to the talent of the main writer, Hino Wataru, who is incredibly hilarious and at times, utterly ridiculous.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The music in the game is generally considered adequate, but players express a desire for more variety, particularly during lengthy encounters like the final boss fight, as the existing tracks can become repetitive.
- “I don't have much to say about the production values, but I wish they had at least one more track for the 'final boss' since the fight is long and the songs get a bit repetitive.”