Kamihime PROJECT R

Long, long ago, in an age lost to memory, a civilization of magic and technology flourished. It was destroyed by a great calamity known now as Ragnarok.

A thousand generations later, all that remains of that once glorious civilization is a handful of dilapidated ruins. However, dark forces are moving once again, trying to bring about a second Ragnarok. Now only the godlike power of the Kamihime, can stop them.

You and your long-time friend Alyssa find the Device, and ancient contraption that allows you to activate the inter-dimensional gates and traverse the globe, gathering the Kamihime to prepare for battle and prevent catastrophe.

~Fully Animated Turn-based Action~

Vibrantly animated turn-based battles allow you to command a squad of Kamihime against a variety of fearsome foes. Use an array of attack, defense, healing, and support Abilities to crush your enemies.

~Co-op Raid Battles~

Work together with other players from around the world to take down massive raid bosses. Join with friends to form a union and support each other to crush those who would harm your world.

~Customization~

Set up your party to fit your individual play style. Enhance and equip weapons to power up your team to take down fearsome foes.

~Epic Fantasy Story~

Your adventure will take you through unique realms in which you will find dastardly enemies and adjuvant allies. Additional quests will allow you to get to know your Kamihime.

~Collectible Kamihime~

Whether it be by fighting side by side in main quests, release through the Gacha, or through success in an event, there are numerous ways to expand your team and unleash their powers with the seed of the Successor.

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Kamihime Project Review

There are plenty of different lewd strategy, RPG and visual novel games on the market right now. Even so, one particular game that stands out in the crowd is the F2P turn-based RPG/visual novel, Kamihime Project.

There are plenty of things to explore and experience in Kamihime Project, offering up hours of game play. Right off the bat, it’s the kind of game that’s very easy to learn, but a bit harder to master. Even though you’re good to go in just a couple of minutes, you will soon realize that there are a lot of challenges to be had.

Since there are also visual novel elements to Kamihime Project, you get to experience an interactive story telling with an adventure element. As soon as you boot up the game you almost immediately get thrown directly into the world and story of Kamihime Project (We won’t spoil anything, but the game starts off with a rather lewd scene).

Kamihime Project takes place in a fantasy-like world where dark forces are on the move. So it’s up to you (the player) and your allies to take on evil and save the world from oblivion. You can use special super attacks once your characters have charged up enough power to do so (these attacks made us think about a combo of Marvel Vs Capcom and Chrono Trigger). There are plenty of different collectible Kamihime (the fighter babes of the game) that you could use on the battlefield, and each of them has their own unique personality, skills, weaknesses and strengths.

Kamihime Project has a colorful and interesting line-up of characters, and most of them are really well-written as well (the dialogs are pretty darn entertaining). Diabolos is without a doubt a favorite character in Kamihime Project. Not only is she cute and cool as hell, Diabolos also happens to be the voice of one of the best Japanese voice actors we’ve heard in an RPG/visual novel game.

The combat is turn-based and very straight forward, just like old-school classic turn-based RPGs like Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy or Shining Force. You can use normal attack, magic attack or special attack. You have to think before you act though, because some stages consist of more than one stage. You have to survive through all the stages based on what you have at your disposal.

The lewd content, the story, characters and voice actors, are the best qualities of this game. All in all, this turn-based RPG/visual novel is definitely worth checking out.

- The Gaming Ground