Emma the Alchemist’s Debt Story

Emma is a young alchemist who lives in Echichi Town. Life is great for her until one day, her mother suddenly goes missing. It turns out that her mother had incurred a hefty debt of 1,000,000 gold to the Baron of Echichi Town, Lord Umuru.There are a variety of quests and bounties commissioned by the Adventurer's Guild that pay handsome rewards, but require Emma to dive head-first into peril and danger. On the other hand, she can make use of her alchemical abilities to complete quests to help out the villagers and guild alike. What mysteries await Emma on her journey to repay her debt? Will she find out the truth of what happened to her mother? Just what is going on with some of the people in Echichi Town?

Gameplay:

In this open world RPG, the key areas of interest in Emma's quest to repay her debt are those that the Adventurer's Guild has deemed dangerous due to Dungeon Masters.

Despite her kind looks, Emma is quite the skilled alchemist in battle, though her spells are limited by the grimoires she has access to. You'll have to mix and match your equipment based on the situation to get the upper hand in combat.

Encounters are initiated by bumping into enemies, but can be escaped at any time. Leveling is also performed by interacting with a certain character you'll meet along the way.

Certain endings and content will require you to enter New Game+, allowing for a high degree of replayability, especially for completionists!

Features:

A Multitude of Quests to Complete: In order to earn the money to pay back Emma's debts, you can head to the Adventurer's Guild and complete a number of quests to help out the citizens or the guild itself. Some quests are perilous and require Emma to defeat wanted monsters, but others will require Emma's talent in alchemy to synthesize or gather items for people around town.

Non-Linear Story Progression: The world is vast and holds a number of mysteries. While Emma's main goal is to repay her debt, she will undoubtedly come across mysterious happenings pertaining to her situation, the people close to her, and the world itself. You may also come across some familiar faces, but why they're here is unknown. It's up to you to piece these mysteries together to unravel the truth of this world.

Exploration-based Open-World RPG: There are a ton of areas to explore around Echichi Town and beyond! Emma's journey will take her from dangerous dungeons to interesting locations all throughout the land, and it's all up to you which one you'd like to see first!

Strategies:

Accelerated Growth: Debt financing allowed Emma to expand production facilities, hire key personnel, and acquire critical resources faster than relying solely on equity funding.

Access to Expertise and Infrastructure: Leveraging debt enabled her to engage experienced consultants and build robust infrastructure, which would have been difficult through equity-based funding alone.

Enhanced Credibility: Access to reputable financial institutions demonstrated Emma's market viability, increasing investor trust and attracting further funding opportunities.

Improved Cash Flow Management: While debt adds an element of obligation, it can, when effectively managed, free up equity for R&D investments, marketing initiatives, and business development efforts.

Comments:

A very poorly executed adventure of yet another magical girl, going from a clueless virgin to a turboslut in one day or two. These heroine corruption games, albeit most of them unoriginal and derivative by now, work best if there is a slow but steady progress and the player is presented with a challenge of either accelerating the journey to whoredom or trying to prevent it from happening. It’s also nice to have some level of control and agency in your MCs actions, so you may build a certain flavour of your love doll, not just either a funless virgin or a brainless seedbed.

This game offers very little of that. The battle system is basically a joke, as unlike in most RPGM games, here you simply go into Church and buy (quite cheaply, I’d say) your way up to next levels and once you’re above a certain level the non-boss encounters are resolved with an auto insta-win (unless you equip the young lady with a certain amulet that prevents her from skipping fights). Which isn’t a bad thing really in H-RPGs where the obvious purpose of the game is to see loads of ridiculous porn, not engage in an unending loop of spamming attacks or ridiculous spells on even more ridiculous paper tiger enemies.

But then again, if the dev thought the battles are not really worthy the player’s time, why did he have to put them up in the first place? Because of the genre’s convention? Yeah, probably… which is a serious problem with most H-games – lack of imagination and adherence to well-tried tropes. So outside of the apparently redundant battle system, you have the usual H-event hunting at a massage parlour, public bath-house, an inn, strip dancing, street, brothel, defeat rapes, breeding and all that we’ve seen before dozens of times. Once you go down a certain level of debauchery, you just talk and bring sweets to a select few NPCs to reach an ending most suitable for your sick tastes.

Summary:

Emma is the local alchemist of Echichi Town.She lived a happy life... until the day her mother passed away.Her mother who was loaded with debt.Now it's up to Emma to pay it all off! What clever ways can she think of to raise the funds...?