You can either play as female or male and but the story remains that you are the scion of a powerful family. This is a fairly new game but it is a wonderful debut from Nifty Visuals, the fascinating plot to the stunning graphics, and lovely music in the game is captivating.

✧༺ :hearts: ༻∞ROYAL ALCHEMIST∞༺ :hearts: ༻✧ This is definitely a game to pick up and purely satisfy all ends of your desires, even the horror spectrum. However, the game itself does engage the reader as you can have nine different endings, whether you fall in love, break someones’ heart, or get enveloped into a dark fantasy. Some of the concepts and scenarios that were brought up seemed spot on with what nurses in training go through, while other events seemed uncommon. I’m not familiar with the schooling for nurses in Japan but I am well acquainted with the education system here in the states. You follow Asuka Osachi, a budding and happy-go-lucky type of girl who enrolls in nursing school alongside her younger sister. When I first stumbled upon this game I was already hooked with the lovely art that is presented, but I was also intrigued about the nurse life setting is presented. The game art is starkly different from the sequel that I spoke about above, however, the story-rich gameplay and simulation are just as engaging as the love is slow-burning. While I mentioned the sequel above, I wanted to present the first game I played from Kodaka’s ‘Nurse Love’ series, which is Nurse Love Addiction. This game has over 20 different endings, where you can have a happily ever after or… dive deep into a darker fantasy.

I find this a peculiar element refreshing and also it hits close to home, since I’ve heard stories from nurses that their patients will sometimes tell them ‘you have a gentle touch’ or ‘your hands can heal’ on a weekly basis.Īnyways, the magical aspect of curing someone with a touch of their hand, it shows the genuine aspect of compassionate care and helping to heal a patient’s spirit whilst inside the hospital.

We also get to have the ‘healing hands’ concept come back into the game, where certain nurses have the magical ability to heal people with a touch of their hand. When in the first game, we were more learning about bedside manners, symptoms to look out for, and all the hoopla you’ve gotta understand to pass the boards. One of the many elements I liked in the game was being able to fully work as a nurse and check out how the women in the game actually performed professionally. I love how different the art contrast is compared to the first game of the series I played, it was less cutesy and more mature.

I rave about this game in almost every single one of my game recommendations, I don’t apologize for it because I really do love this game and its content.

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