With so many visual novels cropping up on Steam as of late, it can be quite a challenge to stay informed on all the new releases. Some are brand new English-developed titles while others are English-language releases of popular Japanese titles. G-Senjou no Maou, translated as The Devil on G-String, falls into the latter camp. This visual novel first launched way back in 2008 and shortly after received the attention of fan translators. Unfortunately, it took all the way until 2015 for a publisher (in this case, Sekai Project) to finally get the game out to Steam users officially. Now that it’s finally out — should you play it?
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G-senjou no Maou, aka The devil on G-string is the deathnote of visual novels. The story revolves around Azai Kyosuke, adopted son of a yakuza boss, Maou - the titular villain and four main female characters. Corresponding to the female characters, there are four different endings.
Actually one of the few Visual Novels I've played and enjoyed. Granted, I never actually finished it. Was still quite an intriguing journey for what I did play.
If you’re a follower of visual novels then this has been quite a busy time period for you. Well, here’s yet another official English release for you to check out.
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