RPG RPG Maker [Koso Koso Room] Ria and Fortu's destiny reversal story / リアとフォルトゥの運命逆転物語 (RJ01225224)

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Spoiler: Gallery of some accidents that can happen to you when you're a magical girl

Newest and most polished game by prolific artist Koso Koso Room — author of a chaos of comics and illustrations, of the Haltiel series, and of a huge corpus of other games that, thanks to the effort of @derakino999 and myself, are a little easier to find.
As usual, CG-heavy and text-heavy RPG where magical girls get energy drained by a lot of tentacles in the boobies, but there's plenty of more conventional rape (and very, very light ryona/vore) to appease a variety of tastes.

But who's Ria, what's her story?

Spoiler: …and HOW did she get the tentacles on the boobs?

In a world where "pollution" turns humans into monsters, well-intentioned idiot and aspiring adventurer Musube Tokinade tries to rescue a little girl from monsters, and, being an idiot, gets utterly defeated.
But, as she's getting her ass murdered, she gets in contact with the Time Stone — which turns back time preventing her death, and transforms her into the magical girl Chronos Ria.
Destiny-altering Ria, armed with her new time-manipulating powers and enduring habitual stupidity, finds herself in the middle of a conspiracy — forced to abandon her old life, and to fight the pollution, the evil research institute who wants her dead, and other time-manipulators with sinister motives. All, of course, armed with an excess of energy-sucking and magical-girl dicking appendages with her name on it.
Thankfully, she has the help of the fairy Fortu and of the Pollution hunter association, which includes multiple other allies — especially ace magical girl Liz, who's sent by the association to do the hardest jobs.

How do I play, and beat the tentacle monsters?

Spoiler: …is it fun?

Actually, it's not bad as RPGs go.
You have three sets of abilities -- skills, which are mostly phyisical attacks and buffs and mostly are character specific; spells, which are elemental magic and mostly come from the equipment; and resistance, which are battle-specific commands that change with the monsters.
Picking the right strategy will make the difference between watching a hopeless hentai fight or a manageable battle of attrition. That includes picking the right strategy, guessing the right elemental weakness, but also navigating a variety of gimmicks — avoid an ambush by carefully observing the room, prevent an ero move by using the right resistance command at the right time…
Unlike Haltiel, here's there's a lot more emphasis on equippable items, which will grant your character a variety of skills — meaning you'll have to think of your equipment, because you don't have the right element or heal at the right time, you might soon find yourself immersed in tentacles — but also special guests characters that add variety to boss fights and also some depth to the support cast (which, in Haltiel, was mostly there to get raped). Most notably, after playing through a scenario, you'll usually be able to go back to it as Liz, and tie off some loose ends with a different character and some different gimmicks.
Game's fairly linear, but there's a certain degree of exploration, and reward for it. Although some quests that unlock special stuff do require some exploration.

As the game is rather text-heavy, I strongly suggest translating. Use whatever, I translated with this tool — get it yourself, or put

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in your data folder.

And if, instead of beating monsters, I just want to beat off?

Spoiler: Where gallery?

You can access the gallery from any teleport pink crystal you come across — e.g. in front of the hunter association. You'll have to pass the tutorial before you can access that though.
Any monster you defeat or obstacle you surpass will get added to the gallery, no need to see the defeat scene. You can also, usually, replay the battle in case you want some flavor with your CGs.
If you get defeated, Ria will turn back time and get you right in the same spot, fully healed. I mean, it also happens to Liz (which just says stuff like "damn, I'll be more careful", just soldiers through…), don't think about it too hard.
There's an unlockable "debug room" in the gallery (costs 10.000 ingame currency), where apparently a lot of the gallery is unlocked.
EDIT: Full save here.

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Walkthrough
Because we all know you can't play these games without my hilarious walktroughs.

Spoiler: Tutorial and prologue

The biggest enemy in the tutorial is the excruciating wall of text you'll have to go through. Remember you can skip it by holding right alt+z.

Anyway, you start off as Liz. Liz is high level, strong as fuck, and can use fire and holy attacks, some good physicals, and some buffs.
Not that you need them now, because the Fat Guy you're facing is a pushover for Liz, and happens to be weak to fire, so he'll go down really fast if you just spam your ExFlame skill — but, pay attention, because the tutorial is informing you about the "resist" command (your third ability set). Basically, Fat Guy will glow every three turns — when he does that, use the fight-specific resist ability ("avoid") or you'll get hit with the hentai attack, and that'll quickly turn the fight pear-shaped.

Unlucky you, you'll now switch to our protagonist, Ria — appropriately, immediately shown rushing in like the idiot she is, fucking up, getting bailed by Liz.
You'll be informed about the Blocking Ability Stone. Game loves to mention it, it's in your inventory from the start, it uses the shield slot, and disables ecchi grabs — you choose if you'd rather play your hentai game with the equipment that disables the porn because you're just here for the story, I ain't judging, but I just pretend I don't have it.
Anyway, your opponent is a Frog. Yeah, that's the guy who killed Ria in the previous timeline — and, actually, has a pretty good chance of doing it again because Ria starts off at level shit and is weak as a kitten's fart. To avoid having to reset again, ignore the frog's wind weakness and instead spam your Clock shot, which will do twice the damage. If the enemy grabs you, use the prompts to free yourself — and keep your health up, because he starts voring you when your hp is low.
Be aware that the frog will drop an experience increasing item, as will many opponents. While you can, theoretically, bank those and get a small extra, I suggest using them ASAP, especially at the start when it makes a huge difference.

Now, get ready for the walls of text. When you get back control, walk right to where you see the word "Event" (that's where plot progression is, all through the game).
More wall of text, next morning, downstairs, talk to the green haired girl, Kanna. If you feel you'd like to see Kanna get tortured, raped and energy drained, well lucky you because she's the MC of the Drain Hunter games and you have two galleries of that stuff.
Otherwise, just leave. Note the "hint" guy, because, if you're stuck, whatever's under that sign can give you advice, again all through the game.

Spoiler: Join the hunter association

Walk through the straight path to the right of Kanna's house, you'll eventually run in the association.
Get inside, watch Ria be an utter moron, endure more dialogue, you're sent off to do the exam.
Now, the exam is surprisingly hard, because early Ria is still level shit and you don't have access to any recovery method yet (except dying and making Ria use her time reset) since the crystals only appear after you get your license.
But it's doable. Go right, then loop around to the left, and pay attention to the green chest — those contain ability stones, which you can equip to get better skills. Get and equip the flare stone.

When you see a bridge, ignore the "Boss" prompt below you — and, if you're in the mood for grinding some random encounters, do it before crossing, because that will trigger an event that heals you.
The Slug is not so easy. Your Flame spell will work great (you equipped the stone, didn't you?), but be careful because he does a grab at half HP that will do a ton of damage and heal him a lot too — there's no counter be sure you're healed up, and try to escape fast and finish him faster, one of the basic healing items should be more than enough to turn the tide as such low level.
You can use the convenient crystal to warp back to the association after the cutscene. Get in to get licensed.
When you want to come back for that Boss marker we skipped, be aware it's a very tough customer at low levels. Lip worms are weak to fire, but their grab will shred you if they catch you with less than 30 TP and you can't use the skill to shake them off, so consider savescumming if that first turn goes bad, or coming back later.

Spoiler: Association missions

Joining the association gives you the invaluable "refresh" skill, which will recover your MP in exchange for TP with no turn consumption. Don't sleep on it, especially in random encounters.
You'll also be able to access the pink warp crystal, that heals you and also gives you access to the gallery.
Now you've got to choose which mission to deal with first, and you'll be locked into it when you chose. How annoying, if only you had a guide telling you what you're getting into.
Few things to remember.

1. You can now access shops, there's one next to Kanna's in town and one under the fusion shop you can access from the pink stones. While level 2 stones would be nice, you don't need them yet.
2. You can actually buy not just level 1 stones (2000E), but level 2 (5000E) and level 3 (8000E) (they're at the vending machine).
3. The fusion shop, Thiele, is very useful, just not yet. May want to take a look to understand what it's about.
4. Red "Check" commands will be everywhere. Always go for those because they're side quests and most of them will just show you a scene and give you free shit.
5. Ria gets a huge power boost at level 10, because she learns Self Heal+, which cures 40% of her health at 35MP. She'll be far more capable of sustaining an attritional battle with that, so keep in mind.

I just did the missions left to right, they'll change level if you change order apparently.
The three missions feature different kinds of porn, so don't be disappointed if you don't see stuff you like in the first — it's not an indication of the rest of the game.

Spoiler: Mission 1: Beach and temple recoinnassance

Enemies in this mission are mostly energy drain.
Go right from the crossroads (which are to the right of the association) to get to the beach. Make sure you collect the green chest for the Flare Stone 2, and the gold chest for the Bronze Glove.
The Octopus Boss wasn't weak to any element I had, but even with shit resource management on the way a level 10 Ria I could comfortably beat the tar out of it with regular attacks/clock shot - just use the special dodge command when the octopus shines, unless you're into nonconsensual tentacling.

The Boss marker nearby, a Metroid Wannabe, is weak to fire, and you just picked a Flare stone 2, so enjoy your takoyaki.
Once you proceed to the temple (crossroads, bottom right), you'll be able to go through a side scenario as Liz. Her opponent is a Yellow octopus, which is weak to fire and shines before grabs, business as usual.
Liz tells you to go downstairs. So you're actually supposed to do is go upstairs, where you'll fight a Blob with lips. He's the third boss in a row which is weak to fire, so make sure you call him out for being boring while you smite him with the Flare Stone 2.

Spoiler: Mission 1: Research Institute

Ok, you're supposed to just report to the association and be done with it — but, of course, Ria acts like an idiot. So, after cutscene, go visit the Research Institute (south from where you fought the slug in the tutorial) and walk and talk until you get another Event NPC.
Be sure to do your shopping etc before you talk with the NPC, because after more cutscenes you'll be trapped by the mission boss, C-Snatcher, for a combat-interface helpless torture scene — who could have guessed Ria hadn't made the smart decision. You can resist the torture by alternating your "deep breath" ability to gather TP and special healing to spend them to heal — the advice you'll be given says to push the right buttons for the element the enemy will use, but good fucking luck guessing what that means, I scrapped by without understanding.
After enduring, you'll be joined by Hazama, who's so much stronger than Ria it isn't even funny. To exit this area, you need to defeat C-Snatcher, which you can do right away by going left, up the vine, breaking the red stone, and going where the crystal disappeared. But first, you can find Blast 3 and Healing stones in green chests to the right, and fight a couple easy boss clones for loot.

Spoiler: Mission 1 boss: C-Snatcher

C-Snatcher, is finally the first boss that truly makes me feel the sadism of Haltiel's best bosses. I'm so happy.
He hits like a truck, has a mountain of hp, can take two turns when he feels like it, and has not one but but two paralysis abilities. Plus, he starts doing grabs as soon as your companion falls, and then you're basically screwed.
So, how do you deal with it? Well, his weakness is wind, and you can buy a wind stone from the vendor outside… But that's not the optimal tactic. Just buy a few 100E status recovery leaves for his lightning bolt paralysis (the other paralysis, with the droplets, can be cured with a 20TP resistance special command).
Hazama, who is not a wuss like Ria, hits twice with his regular attack, has an obscene crit rate, and can boost his crit to basically guaranteed with a 60TP skill. So that's what he does all fight, just have Ria keep her MP up with refresh and heal with Self Heal+ and the heal stone's high heal (because heal all sucks donkey cock).

Spoiler: Mission 1 Liz Epilogue

After finishing a scenario, the party member you used there will be available around the area you had them in, and you'll be able to access their equipment (and Liz's) at the association office. So no worries about leaving an accessory behind.

Liz can now finish off C-Snatcher. She'll get a scenario like that every time you finish one mission with Ria.
On the way, you'll have to deal with some Starfish. Either you finish them off in four turns (basically, use ExFlare or ExShine all turns) or they'll multiply and try to get you to breastfeed them.
The Spider boss is in the cave next to where the red sphere was. Just walk in, pick the shine on the left to avoid the obvious ambush, then use ExFlame — it's basically always ExFlame.

Spoiler: Mission 2: Entertainment district

This section's porn is mostly conventional rape by human pervs.

If you like walking around in circles and reading through text boxes, you'll love this level.
Go to entertainment district. It's to the left of the commercial district, or you can take the train.
Talk to the girl at the bar. It's your sidekick for this mission, Floria — old acquaintance of ours, she had her own game, whole gallery of getting raped. Apparently, she's notorious for being stupid in a game whose protagonist is Ria, so we're in good hands this mission.

Anyway, Floria didn't do any investigations, so we gotta start from scratch. Floria sucks.
Talk to the old man outside.
Talk to Floria again.
Go to the karaoke club on the lower left, talk to the guard.
Go back to Floria, talk to her again.
Go back to the club and do the obviously sleazy audition. Watch Floria fail, then when it's your turn (I suggest a time magic AoE like Orclock) you'll succeed despite doing the same thing as Floria. Because, again, Floria sucks.
Go to the hotel, sleep.
Go back to the club for sleazy audition round two, you'll fight a Sign. I ain't joking. He's weak to fire, and also weak in general so enjoy.
Speak to Floria one final time, she's in the top-right corner, transformed.

Spoiler: Intermission: side quests

Before you go visit the rape tower that everyone tells you is a terrible idea to visit, you might want to go do a couple of side quests.
There's a worm on the area south of the entertainment district. He'll start the battle with a free vore attack if you don't equip the ero-attack preventing shield you start the game with, but he's still easy — he's weak to wind, and, you guessed it, fire.
For the other quest, go in the big hotel center top of the entertainment district that turns out to be a hobo rape facility. Check the bathrooms, see the camera, and Ria wants to find where it goes. Which, since you have zero ingame clue, means wondering around and clicking on everything and everyone. I'll save you time: that casino building, guy guarding the second floor. Exterminate pervert society, finish quest.

It's probably also a good time to get a couple items.
First, go back to the association bar, should be a scientist with a "check" mark behind the counter. Says they need some beastman blood for experiments.
Now, beastmen have been exterminated by humans, except the little girl you rescued at the start and you keep in your room at Kanna's, surely you're not supposed to go back there and bloodlet her…? Yeah, you are. On one hand, you're the worst heroine ever, on the other the Element Stone accessory the scientist gives you kicks ass.
Speaking of kick ass, you should have enough stuff to go to Theile's fusion shop. Try fusing a Cross Shooter+, it's a powerful weapon — see if you have all ingredients, you should be missing a couple low level gloves you can purchase from the shop south of Theile's (do the "Check" arrows if you miss something, those give stuff). That glove is OP as fuck at this point, if you can't do it now do it after this mission.

When you're ready to proceed with Ria's stupid plan, left from the entertainment district, enter the tower.

Spoiler: Mission 2: Unescapable tower full of rapists that everybody, even the villain henchmen, tells you is a terrible idea to visit

Congratulations, you're now trapped in a tower full of rapists whose leader just hypnotized you into being his sex slave, who could've thought Ria's plan would turn out to be stupid.
Thankfully, Fortu saves you, so now you have to climb down the whole tower full of rapists. Fortunately, guards do appear on the map, so you can manage encounters, and they're all weak to Time so for once Ria can play her power fantasy of not being the worst magical girl — just be aware that, while you can just one-shot every encounter with Orclock/Time Penalty, if you don't do that you'll be in shit because they go straight for the ero attacks.
Go down the tower, collect everything on the way (including a heal stone and a wind stone 2) and use the various keys where you have to.

Oh no! You're trapped and can't proceed further, because there are no stairs!
Also, you're getting confronted by Face Sitter — who has come from downstairs, even though there are no stairs!
Thankfully, Floria comes up to rescue you (through the path where there still are no stairs). You escape (through the window, because there are no stairs), and Floria gets raped because turns out she sucks at rescues too.
When you're ready (I suggest you equip a heal stone), go back in the tower to go back to the previous room and rescue Floria. Even though you shouldn't reach her because there are no stairs, hasn't been a problem before.

Spoiler: Mission 2 Boss: Face Sitter

This guy is a disappointment to me and, I'm sure, his parents.
His gimmick is that he's immune to physical attacks — which is basically nothing because even Clock Shot does magic — and that he can debuff your defense.
His problem, though, is that Floria is too stupid to get PTSD from having just been raped, and is ready to help with the smuggest look on her face. And, turns out, when fighting she doesn't suck at all — with a wide array of offensive magic and the ability to recover hp or mp for free. Also, her ice magic happens to be Face Sitter's weakness.
Have Floria keep spamming Full Pressure (most MP efficient of her ice attacks, since it's the only single target) and sprinkle in her MP recovery when she runs out. Ria can healbitch with the heal stone or chip in with her water attacks, if you really have nothing better to do Clock shot/burst do magic damage, so they will work, as will any elemental glove attack, including the Cross Shooter +'s if you have that.

Spoiler: Mission 2 Liz Epilogue

Healstone on Liz is a good insurance policy if you have extras, since she otherwise can only heal when she has high TP.
First boss is the Mushroom man, which breaks the pattern a little by giving you an aphrodisiac effect to juggle with your resist commands, but doesn't break the pattern of being weak as fuck to fire so just cook him.
Remach with Face Sitter puts Liz in front of something she never has faced: an enemy that is not weak to fire (he's weak to light, so just spam exShine). He breaks out a ryona move if you don't do the resist avoid when he's got a heart icon on his head, so watch for that, and he's actually long enough that sprinkling in a couple magic buffs might be worth it.

 

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Reserving other post for the walktrough. Because I'm super hitting the character limit here.

 

[derakino999]

i'm surprised you used that random tool for translating the game, i tried it once and it didn't work XD the one i use is shisaye's tool for sugoi and mtool when someone shares a good json
how good is the translation? i assume you used deepl?

 

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i'm surprised you used that random tool for translating the game, i tried it once and it didn't work XD the one i use is shisaye's tool for sugoi and mtool when someone shares a good json
how good is the translation? i assume you used deepl?

Why are you surprised that I have no idea what I'm doing? Have I not proven it, time and time again, my friend?

For my inexperienced incompetent ass, the tool (which is in development, maybe you saw an earlier version) has worked 100% of the time. As in, it doesn't break scripts and produces a functional translation 100% of the time.

The translation itself, using Google because I don't feel like making a DeepL account, is all kinds of shitty. Pronouns all over the place like a radical transgender convention, such jewels as "Ria" trasliterated as "Leah" or "Rear" or "girl" translated as "child" all over the place, occasional scattered Japanese… but I prefer that to not understanding shit. At least I know what I'm equipping and can follow quests.

I'm not going through another Sword of Bonds situation again. That fucking Sword of Bonds.

 

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Ok, I cleared the game. I think I've got it all, including side quests and the bonus boss.
It's… ok. Playable. I enjoyed the harder boss fights and bonus bosses, finishing it wasn't a chore just for the gallery.
Plenty of sidequests, you really have to do a lot of walking to find everything. Took me about 8 hours.

Here are my saves. Full stuff is in the last two, penultimate is full gallery, last one is debug room.

There's a second gallery/debug room, which has a couple of scenes you don't get in the main game.
You're supposed to unlock that with a password you get it by ending the game, but I think I missed it. And somehow it doesn't have everything.... I hope what you're missing is in the other gallery.

I'm sure it's missing at least the transformation scene where Ria gets her second form but maybe it's just not there.