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Floret Bond is a free fantasy otome Visual Novel/Crafting Sim that’s super cute, lighthearted, and all about developing a polyamorous relationship between the female main character and the two male leads.-Full Version Features:. 40,000 words (or so) of adorable events. Two male love interests and multiple varieties of poly romance to develop between them. Choices that help shape the personality of the MC. Simple and fun crafting gameplay elements. Partial voice actingRight now only a demo is available.

The demo is 8,000 words long and currently doesn't include the crafting gameplay elements or voice acting. Those will be added in a future update.Story:Peony lives a peaceful life dedicated to self-improvement in a small elven village. It is a simple town and there is little reason for an outsider to come. If ever a stranger does come knocking there’s usually only one reason for it, they need Peony’s service. Within this world individuals with magical talent choose one area to specialize in.

Peony has a rather unique expertise; she studies the art of neutralization. With the competition so limited and her prowess so well known, it has become normal for her to be approached by neighbors and outsiders alike stuck in shocking and absurd magical situations desperate for someone who can undo it all. No matter how many unusual jobs she’s hired for, Peony reminds herself that something stranger can always occur. And yet today she’ll be getting a commission that is truly worth remembering.“Good evening, sir. Can I help you with something?”“Of course! Can’t you see?”“Oh my, you’ve got a little bird on your back.”“I know! Get this off!

Please.” Gameplay:Besides normal VN style choices, Floret Bond features a crafting system. You'll be able to manage your time, forage for items, create new things by combining ingredients together, trade for even more new items, and give gifts to the guys.Not yet added to the demoThank you so much for checking this out! If you give it a go, we'd love to hear what your impressions are and which character(s) you like so far.Also, feel free to visit the pages of our completed games- Otome, Dating Sim, Comedy, Slice-Of-Life, Free/Commercial- Various Romantic Pairings, Visual Novel, Adventure, Steampunk-Fantasy, Commercial- Match-Making, Visual Novel, Ridiculous Comedy, Fantasy, Free. The art is amazing and got me to check this visual novel out. I'm also highly interested in how their poly romance will play out, as VNs tend to branch into different routes that have mono romance (not really sure what to call it).I think I've played a VN that had a reverse harem ending and another with a trio ending but neither story didn't really reflect the relationship dynamics prior to the plot's resolution. Based on what's written here about Floret Bond having 'multiple varieties of poly romance to develop between them' and the inevitable closeness that comes with Krishin and Gata's bond, I'm guessing two things. First being that Krishin and Gata's relationship with each other and not just with Peony will develop and second being that the development will be found in the story and not just at the very end.

I could be wrong, but either way, it would be nice to read a romance story with the current set-up, a bit of variety from romanceable characters hogging the MC away from the others after the common route. I'm actually fond of their dynamics so far. Gata's motives pique my interest, while Krishin is that awkward yet adorable character.The only thing I found jarring with the VN is the text box format. It's very much flushed left so it feels very far away from the graphics at the right (at least to me and lorulewaifu, another commenter here earlier). I'd have to tear my eyes away from reading to check for any changes in the character sprites or whatever's in the right panel. Although it does give off a sort of storybook appeal, I'm thinking that Floret Bond would benefit from following the more common text-at-the-bottom format, since it will also allow the artists to boast of the fantasy world landscape in which the story is set. The squarish space allowed by the current format doesn't really show off as much.I guess you're working on other VNs now but hopefully the feedback helps for when you get back to FB. Good luck, by the way.

I played XOXO Droplets too. Shiloh is adorable but I guess the MC is more on guard than I am haha. Thank you for wanting to give it a try! I'm not sure what part of the process you're referring to. If you have the file saved on your computer already and it's not properly unzipping or something we can look into what's going on if you give us more details on the type of computer you have.

Though, we can't control whether download attempts from this site actually work or not. If the issue is that the file isn't being saved on your computer to begin with than the problem is with Itch.io or maybe the internet provider. In that case, all I can suggest is trying again later and hopefully it'll have been resolved. I'm really sorry about this! I gave this demo a play a little bit ago.

I hope you don't mind if I give you my review on it. I've been playing a lot of visual novel games lately too, so my comments and critiques come from that as well.First of all, the art work is gorgeous.

It was what made me download it on a whim. Not to mention I absolutely love mythical creatures. I noticed this is to look like a book, with all the text on the top right.

This I found a bit-awkward. I'm facing in that direction, while characters are moving on the opposite side of the screen. I didn't realize there was animation to this game until I accidentally skipped dialogue and saw mouths move. I believe the reason traditional VN games have text right below the main images is we view in an almost tunnel, and we lose details in our periphery. So if the text is below the image (like in a picture book) we still see the images. The way your game is set up, I'm so focused over in the opposite corner, I don't noticed changes going on.Although I do love the menu, and the lovely flower borders. The menu and background colors are great.

Very soft faux watercolor, and I love it! The blue color of the elf girl was a little off putting. It felt a bit out of place in regards to her eyes and hair color, although this is mostly a personal choice. The biggest issue with color for me was the centaur man. The yellow used was so blinding and distracting, I actually had to place a piece of paper up on my screen whenever he was there. He was a very neon green/yellow, that just hurt to look at.

Which is too bad, as he's beautifully drawn and an attractive character.I do appreciate all the beautiful artwork in this game. I did find the change in style jarring, when it would switch to the doodle art. I'm not sure if it's placeholder art, or if it's just the style choice for those scenes.

The art still isn't bad, just not as clean and polished as the rest. Call me a sucker for consistency, or maybe a tad OCD.I found the story interesting, and well written-when it didn't feel like it was dragging. Some VN's often have sections that drag, so this isn't that uncommon.

I just wish it didn't always feel that way. For example, when the main girl is trying to coax out of the centaur man how much he wants to pay for her services, I found myself yelling at the screen, 'Just tell him how much so we can move on!' It really dragged parts out, and overall unneeded. I kept losing interest in the story-mind you I'd always be brought back later because the story under it all seemed interesting. I am curious about the rings, about her job, and so on.

I'd actually love a game where you just play here deconstructing magic around town. But instead, it's blocks of text that go on and on, until the next substance shows up. That substance is very good; very interesting, and that is what had me read it for as long as I did. Ultimately, it couldn't hold my attention. It was in the dream where I couldn't stop from yawning (at about 1pm), over and over and finally conceded.

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I was actually very angry at myself for not finishing it, because I felt/feel there was a payoff, some more intrigue.I by no means want you to feel discouraged or disheartened by my review. I truly wanted to love this. It checked off nearly all my loves, but just felt short, and maybe that is why I felt the need to give a review. I wish you good luck in releasing your final game.

I appreciate you giving the demo a try! I'm afraid there's a bit of a disconnect here. Floret Bond is purely a relationship based slice-of-life experience. The setting may be fantastical and the situation is curious, but that is only to add to the development of the character's connections. We tried to be pretty straight forward about that at the top of the page. Socially awkward folks bumbling through conversations while growing a deeper bond with each other is specifically what the game is meant to be played for. If that's too simple for your personal tastes that's perfectly understandable.

But the amount of story substance isn't a mistake and FB's intentions will always remain the same. Even if you kept playing you wouldn't have been giving what you were looking for. 'Intrigue' was never meant to be a word people used to describe our plot-light, relaxed paced, fluff fest of a game, haha. Still, I'm sorry Floret Bond isn't what you wanted even though you had really hoped it would be something you enjoyed.Perhaps you might want to try 'My Magical Divorce Bureau!' That is also a game full of fantasy creature couples in odd, unexplained situations, but there's much more focus on getting to the bottom of what really happened rather than just the characters' budding relationships.

Though, that VN is still more comedy-based than mystery based. Soo, I've played the demo! And it was so sweet and intriguing at the same time. And also, it is incredibly pretty, and I love the game interface and the overall aesthetics and all - I don't think I've ever seen something that would look like that!The demo was pretty short, so it's a bit hard for me to do a proper review, but so far I like the story and the characters!Also, I didn't know you were the ones who did A Foretold Affair - it's a game I love immensely, so of course, now I have even higher expectations from Floret Bond haha. But considering it looks to be even more my kind of stories, I'm confident about it.Thank you for uploading the demo, I'm happy I was able to play at least a little bit!

I wish you a smooth continuation of your work on the project!