Dropped into the Modern World: Surviving the Red-Light District

Originally an adventurer in a medieval fantasy world, Daiya encounters an unexpectedly strong enemy during a monster hunt. Just as she wants to activate her teleportation spell to safely return to town, she gets interrupted by the monster! Both her and the enemy suddenly get transported to the world of Kabukicho, a place set at the time of the last century.Having no documents, no identity in this foreign world, Daiya is thankful to be offered a home by a Chinese exile called Kobeni. Having nowhere else to go, Daiya starts living in Kabukicho as a stateless person. Will she be able to find the monster that interrupted her teleportation spell?Will she be able to defeat it and return to her own world?

Background:

The setting is Tokyo in the 1990s.It was an era when the city was overflowing with illegal immigrants, regardless of nationality, and the shadows of the underworld were beginning to grow.At the heart of this was Kabukicho, a place symbolizing poor public safety.There is no magic power.However, this city, swirling with desires, was filled with an evil energy that activated the monsters.It's the city that never sleeps, the "Sleepless Castle".Kabukicho had become a dark world overrun by monsters!Find the monsters that came from another world before the citizens are completely dominated by lust!

Features:

Immersive Exploration: Dive into the heart of 1990s Tokyo with Kabukicho as your backdrop. Fully captured in real-world photos and then redrawn to ensure an authentic experience, the streets, neon signs, and bustling crowds offer a deep sense of immersion, bringing the district’s vibrancy and danger to life.

Casual and Engaging Gameplay: With a lighthearted, non-complex combat system, the game allows you to focus on enjoying the experience without getting bogged down by mechanics. Explore freely, take part in exciting mini-events, and even indulge in the city's culinary offerings. Whether you're solving mysteries or interacting with quirky NPCs, the game is designed for easy enjoyment.

Dress-up Fun and CG Events: Customize Daiya’s outfits and see them come to life in various event scenes. With multiple outfit options and four distinct dress-up scenarios, the game includes exclusive CGs that are tailored to your choices, adding a personal touch to your adventure.

Exploration and Interaction: The game features an open-world style of exploration where players can wander around Kabukicho, interacting with different NPCs and uncovering side stories. From eating local delicacies to encountering hidden surprises, the world is rich with content for players to discover at their own pace.

Monster Hunting: While Kabukicho seems like an ordinary city, it’s actually under siege by monsters drawn to the city's dark energy. As Daiya, you'll have to track down and defeat these creatures before the citizens of the district fall under their control. Use your wits and combat skills to survive this urban nightmare.

Casual RPG System: The game’s RPG elements are designed to be straightforward. There’s no need for complex leveling up or inventory management. Instead, focus on exploring the environment, engaging in fun interactions, and solving light puzzles to advance the story.

Advantages:

Modern Setting: Explore the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho, a vibrant and realistic depiction of Tokyo’s red-light district.

Daily Life Simulation: Engage in part-time jobs, enjoy local cuisine, and interact with NPCs to uncover different story elements.

Erotic Encounters: Experience various explicit scenes and intimate moments as part of the protagonist’s journey.

Detailed Art: Enjoy beautiful 2D graphics and character designs that capture the essence of Kabukicho and its inhabitants.

Simple Narrative: Follow a light-hearted story of a sorceress trying to return to her world, with an emphasis on everyday life in a new and unfamiliar setting.

Random Events: Encounter diverse situations and NPCs that affect gameplay and narrative progression.

Reviews:

A time-travel theme story of a female adventurer sorceress who accidentally travels to the modern world. Some of the dialogues and game situations are really funny.If the number of locations and mechanics are confusing, I recommend visiting "Free Information Kiosk".inside 2 NPCs basically explain all the mechanics and how to progress through the story.The gallery room is also in this location you can open all the scenes just by collecting 100k yen.The 18+ scenes are well drawn although there are not many of them.

I'm a bit mixed about this one, but I decided on giving this one a recommend despite a gameplay gripe and a personal taste gripe that was clearly a decision made for story, but it just did not jive with me. Even if I have issues with BBQ's games, it also feels to me that they have a lot of passion for their projects.I appreciate that this game has a bit of a genuine flare to it. I'm not someone familiar at all with Kabukichos outside of fictional works, but it does appear according to the allegations of other review(s) I've read. To take a personal experience as a developer and then do your best to give it a genuine experience in a game it a respectable thing to do.BBQ really nails their character designs, Daiya is no exception. She has one of my favorite selections of costumes as well. Like every single one of them is just damn fine. At it's core this game is a corruption game, and overall the progression is quite good.Now for my gripes with this game. First off gameplay is a cycle of make money, eat food for magic, achieve a mana number needed to beat up bad guys for money which will let you get more expensive food more easily than the jobs you'll do (although there is still good reason to do the jobs until their completion). You also need to explore the city for events to trigger to get intel to unlock more things to do in the city which is all RNG. Although you do get at least some useful intel by building relations with the roommates of the apartment you're living in. It gets dull real fast which is not something I can say about the other BBQ games I've played.The other gripe I have has to do with personal preference, it's also a bit immersion breaking, and spoilery.Ultimately, despite my own issues with the game, I gotta say it is worth the price it's at, and I didn't hate my time playing it even though I will never complete it.

A reverse isekai in which the heroine opens a women's toilet stall and receives a "liquid white spray" from an exhibitionist.Then exhibitionist even ask if she real women or trap and run away.

Final words:

Dropped into the Modern World: Surviving the Red-Light District offers a unique take on the RPG genre by placing players in the heart of modern-day Kabukicho. The game blends mundane life simulation with erotic elements, providing a fresh experience for those interested in both the daily grind and the intimate encounters of a new world. With its realistic portrayal of Tokyo's red-light district and a focus on exploration and interaction, the game delivers a distinctive and engaging adventure.