Princess Maker: Children of Revelation

Prepubescent Princess Simulator

This game is a simulation of a girl who is accepted into an ELITE school and is being trained to become a princess. Take classes, make friends, date boys or girls, lol) And, of course, grow up and go through certain periods of life. (Unfortunately, my period and PMS didn't show up.)
This game is absolutely the same as "Volcano Princess", with minimal differences. In "Volcano Princess," you controlled a motherless girl, who was raised by her father, the role you played. The story is well-written and polished, down to the details and random encounters in different locations. But what do we have here?

The focus isn't on the adult male guardian, but on the girl — the main character. And the story is told from her perspective. In my humble opinion, this is appropriate, since such games are aimed at a prepubescent female audience. The main character is a girl, who completely synergizes with the game's target audience.
(But there is a downside) - There is nothing for anyone EXCEPT prepubescent girls to do in the game.

- Static and not even parallax 2D assets, with a mix of pixel art. It looks nice, but nothing special.

- A LOT of dialogue. A LOT. Which is also in English. Plus, they're written as if they weren't written by a professional screenwriter, but by a complete idiot who has no idea how to structure communication in a way that would be enjoyable for the reader.

- English. Yes, it's stifling. But no, it's not difficult. But because the dialogue is VERY poorly written, and there's so much of it that you could sew sails from the pages of the script, the text is unpleasant to read.
(There is NO Russifier! Don't be fooled by phishing third-party sites.)

- The leveling is a little better than in "Volcano Princess"Attributes really do influence your work performance, and subsequently, your combat performance.

The result?
A princess simulator for prepubescent girls, aimed at 5-12 year olds, with tons of English, uninteresting text, and a complete lack of emotional depth.

Is it worth playing? Well, if you're a 12-year-old, a future princess, then... maybe. As for everyone else - DEFINITELY NOT!

PolitanI understand you liked it.

A game only for the most brutal men!

What a cute girl on the cover