- Circle
- TEASOFT
- Tags
- Shooting, Music, Application, Japanese, English
- Price
- 770JPY
Synopsis
Summary
Use parts to customize your spaceship and set out for battle!
– Attack passenger ships
– Steal money and goods from freighters
– Turn the tables on the authorities
– Escape from warships
– Hack your enemies and wreak havoc on their ships
– Use your tractor beam to take what’s yours
You can even fight against real bad guys and do a good deed now and then…!
You can use scrap for upgrades, or just steal new parts. There are over 100 to find!
Use them to upgrade your guns, turrets, warp drive, generator, and more!
Work hard and you may just become the legend you’ve always wanted to be!
Battles
Clear different missions in your beautiful 3D spaceship!
Though this is an action game, the controls are simple.
But the variety of parts still gives you a lot to work with!
Construction
You can use a variety of parts to customize your ship how you want — rotation, size, color, and more!
Customization is the heart of the game!
Combining
Combine two parts and make something new! You don’t see that very often…
The Shop
Buy parts with money. Complete missions or ransom prisoners to earn the cash!
Weapons
Capture enemies with tentacle beams!
Ooooh, look at the fireworks! Bet you wish you had a girl to watch them with!
Deflector shields!
A vector-type thing! (I tried.)
| Circle | TEASOFT |
| Tags | Shooting, Music, Application, Japanese, English |
| Price | 770JPY |
Editorial Review
Space piracy action games occupy a surprisingly niche corner of the adult doujin ecosystem, and this title positions itself as a mechanics-forward shooter where ship customization drives engagement rather than narrative weight. The combination of real-time combat, modular ship building, and a progression loop built around scavenging and crafting places this firmly in the applied action-game category—think less visual novel, more interactive sandbox with adult game sensibilities informing its premise and tone.
What distinguishes this work is its emphasis on systemic depth over story. The 100+ discoverable parts catalog suggests a serious commitment to emergent gameplay; the ability to combine components suggests fusion mechanics that reward experimentation rather than following a linear upgrade path. The distinction between stealing from civilian targets versus taking on authorities and warships hints at a moral flexibility that frames roguish behavior as a gameplay choice rather than character backstory—a refreshing approach that lets mechanical decisions carry thematic weight. The inclusion of hacking as a combat option and tractor beams as theft mechanics shows design thinking beyond standard shoot-and-collect progression.
The simple control scheme paired with visual-heavy 3D presentation signals accessibility without sacrificing complexity, a balance many action-adjacent adult games struggle to maintain. The bilingual English/Japanese support widens its reach within the doujin community.
This appeals squarely to players who want agency through customization and tactical problem-solving rather than branching dialogue or character romance arcs. Those seeking narrative-driven experiences should look elsewhere; those wanting to obsessively tinker with modular systems and engage in consequence-free space crime will find genuine depth here.
A competently executed action game that understands customization is its real hook, delivering on the promise of meaningful mechanical choice.
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