Synopsis
Story-driven multi-end RPG
Demon tribes once opposed the gods.
They were sealed deep within the temple,
The seal was maintained by the blood of a priestess.
However, the blood of the priestesses faded and the seal weakened.
The priestess of the day, Sara, realized that it would be difficult to maintain the seal.
Then, there were those who tried to break the weakened seal and gain the power of the demon tribe.
In order to counter them, Sara must maintain the seal,
She sets out on a journey to borrow the power of the Four Sacred Beasts in order to maintain the seal.
This is the legendary story of what would later be called the Holy War.
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Tale of Legends if” is a story-driven, multi-end RPG.
9 characters can be included in a party
4 endings in total
Event CGs: about 100
Play time: 8 to 15 hours
H-events: More than 50 scenes
More than 150 CGs for H-events
Elements deserving of special consideration
Collect magic medals scattered around the world (50+12 medals in total: saved when you go around the world)
Difficulty level setting for each round (difficulty level setting for small fry mobs in the latter half of the scenario).
Recovery of equipment from the ruins scattered throughout the area (10 locations in total)
Tower of Light (EX dungeon after clearing the tower)
The Pink Tower (Oasis special dungeon)
Guild requests in major cities (23 types in total)
Ver1.6.1e
Fixed model display bugs, etc.
(English product description provided by the creator.)
| Circle | As-key |
| Tags | R18, Role-playing, Music, Application, English |
| Price | 1,210JPY |
Editorial Review
Tale of Legends if occupies the increasingly crowded space of story-driven RPGs with adult content, but distinguishes itself through genuine narrative ambition rather than treating plot as mere scaffolding for sexual scenes. This is a full-featured RPG that happens to include adult content, not the inverse—a rarer posture in the doujin landscape where mechanical depth often takes a back seat to visual novel trappings.
The work’s structural strengths lie in its deliberate design choices. Four distinct endings suggest branching consequence rather than cosmetic variation, while the party system accommodating nine characters hints at meaningful team composition decisions rather than a single protagonist thrust. The collection mechanic involving 62+ magic medals signals exploration-driven gameplay that extends beyond the critical path—a design philosophy increasingly absent from contemporary adult games prioritizing streamlined narratives. With roughly 100 event CGs and over 150 dedicated to adult sequences spread across more than 50 scenes, the content integration appears calibrated to maintain pacing rather than interrupt it with frequent, disruptive transitions.
The priestess Sara’s journey to secure the Four Sacred Beasts’ power within a collapsing seal system presents familiar high-fantasy scaffolding, but the premise itself—a protagonist managing institutional decline rather than pursuing traditional heroic ascension—suggests thematic sophistication. The eight-to-fifteen-hour playtime indicates substantial development space where character arcs can breathe rather than compress into predictable beats.
This appeals to players seeking genuine RPG mechanics and narrative architecture without the pretense of pretending the adult content isn’t integral to their experience. If you value story-forward design, exploration incentives, and multi-ending structure alongside adult material—rather than treating the latter as an afterthought—Tale of Legends if delivers that rare synthesis with apparent production competence and respectable scope.
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