Tuzi SakuraYume MionAyumi NatsukawaNPC Maker (a magical app that turns girls in town into mob characters) - NPC rape in the real world! People around are confused by people who only repeat the same lines and movements! Stealing personality and unlimited sexual harassment and sex! Nude convenience store of dreams (heart) without any equipment. Vulgar face causes dialogue bugs! Massive ejaculation! Continuous anal and vaginal penetration with forceful thrusting!
The actress's performance is amazing. Making the male characters conscious mobs instead of NPCs is a nice change from previous installments. However, I wonder if making them conscious was really necessary. It felt a bit noisy as information. I'm not even sure if male NPCs are needed... Maybe just have the actress switch between outfits and roles. It could even work like a multi-player game. I'm looking forward to more diverse series, like a school romance simulation, besides the convenience store setting.
The last NPC scene was a disaster, so I reluctantly watched the demo, and it was *exactly* what I wanted – fixed expressions, no moaning. I bought it immediately! The scenario and setting fit the atmosphere really well, and there were almost no awkward or disappointing parts like last time. I enjoyed it all the way through. If the next series is this scale, I'm definitely buying it!
Thank you so much for adopting my idea! Please continue the NPC series in the future.
【Impression 1】 The full nudity corner was seriously hot! (The "Dream Full Nudity Convenience Store with No Equipment" corner) Especially Mion-san's back view was amazing! (Her butt and full body nudity were so erotic). 【Impression 2】 The "NPC Creator" idea was interesting and good. The design screen for changing outfits on a tablet was also high quality and great. The corner where Mion-san is dressed in various outfits in a four-split screen was also erotic and good. Especially her nude body wearing only white briefs was seriously hot. 【Impression 3】 The "I want to relentlessly assault RPG mob characters who only say the same lines!" section was more appealing with its Dragon Quest-style costumes and flashy background panels. This convenience store installment feels a bit bland and disappointing compared to the RPG installment. But I was drawn to the relatable feeling of "ordinary everyday life," so that part was good.
The dialogue and actions of the convenience store staff felt so realistic, it really pulled me into the world. I really enjoyed that feeling of the extraordinary within the ordinary. The scenario was about controlling the staff with an app, but I personally imagined I'd stumbled into a convenience store within a modern RPG, so I enjoyed it that way. Might not be what the creators intended, haha.
