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This game page has a blue link that says "Aurora Magica" which appears where it shouldn't. For example, on the review page, it appears over the second review, the one written by pianotm. The link also blocks me from opening the second review with my mouse. I can still access it with my keyboard though. Even so, the link appears in every instance of this game page, including every single image.

Edit: I played the demo a bit. The premise sounds interesting, but it falls apart immediately.

The story mentions a peace treaty that allows volunteers to marry beast-girls. The problem is, people who give birth to females only would not rely on monogamy. To pull that off, they need to get a human male from the outside for every female that is to have a partner. Then when they get children, said children will be all female and the process of getting males for everyone who wants one has to be repeated.

Such a society would have to rely on having fewer males who each mate with multiple females. If they try peaceful means, then rather than looking for volunteers to marry them, they look for volunteers to just mate with them. Find single male farmers who don't own land of their own and have to work for others to get by. Offer them work as farmers in the beast kingdom instead where they will get a lot of sex and if necessary, slightly better payment than they get now. Do a similar thing with miners and what have you. The beat girls have no business making marriage the standard.

If they raid for males, it would also be less complicated with polygamy. Not only do they need less men, but they can also capture human women as well and have the humans breed a new generation of males (and females for the third generation as so on) instead of having to continue raiding forever.

Also, are beast girls vastly superior to humans when it comes to fighting? If they aren't, you get into a situation where the humans would have to vastly outnumber the beast girls else the raiding would end up cutting to deeply into the human population, yet if the humans do outnumber the beast girls, they would easily beat them in war.

I've played to the stopping point. While flawed in obvious ways, this game has endearing characters and was rather fun.

author=hector212121
Eh, i guess it would have been handy when I had Mai, but i just didn't think of it. Action economy is key; if you can kill 1 enemy with 1 action rather than redirect 2 enemy's aggression with that action, i consider it better spent.

I haven't played the last version yet, but in all other versions I've played, Provoke was handy for almost every battle Amalie was in. It may be less useful to you though since you use completely different tactics than I do. Still, try using it and then have Amalie focus so she has her highest defense.

Anyway, a question to Red_Nova. The description for Aeyr on the characters page states "Aside from that, his natural aggression enables him to manipulate the emotions of both enemies and allies to turn the tide of battle." However, I've noticed you've now given Amalie three emotion manipulating skills while Aeyr has none. Have you changed your mind regarding who gets what?

That's right, I didn't keep in mind that you're doing a blind let's play.

That explain where the annoying gimmick where videogames would list the weight of men, but not women, comes from. This becomes extra idiotic if there's 6+ of them and all of them refuses to tell. Well, you learn something new every day.