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Botan, an apprentice kunoichi, is summoned by the village chief. Her master had been captured. So she is tasked with the mission to rescue her. However, Botan still lacks experience. Will she really be able to save her master?
Kunoichi Botan is a indie, rpg and rpgmaker game
developed by Enokippu
and published by Kagura Games.
Released on January 03rd 2019 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Simplified Chinese and Japanese.
It has received 533 reviews of which 433 were positive and 100 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 12.49€ on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows® 7/8/8.1/10
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9/OpenGL 4.1 capable GPU
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1280x768 or better Display. Lag may occur from loading menus or maps. Turn off other programs before running the game.
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Kunoichi Botan is a role-playing game developed by Enokippu and published by Kagura Games that builds its adventure around ninja-inspired storytelling, character growth, and classic RPG progression systems. Designed with a traditional structure that emphasizes exploration, combat encounters, and gradual development, the game follows a focused journey centered on determination and personal evolution. While it stays close to familiar RPG foundations, it succeeds by creating an adventure that places meaningful attention on progression and the struggles of an inexperienced protagonist learning to overcome increasingly dangerous challenges. The story follows Botan, a young kunoichi still undergoing training and attempting to live up to the expectations placed before her. Her peaceful life changes dramatically when tragedy strikes and someone important to her disappears under dangerous circumstances. Forced into action before she feels fully prepared, Botan leaves behind safety and familiarity to confront threats far greater than anything she has previously faced. The journey quickly transforms from a rescue mission into a larger personal challenge where courage and growth become just as important as survival. One of the game’s stronger qualities comes from how effectively it handles Botan’s development throughout the adventure. She does not begin as a legendary warrior capable of defeating every obstacle without difficulty. Instead, she starts with limitations that make her progression feel meaningful over time. Battles become more satisfying because improvement feels connected directly to experience and persistence. As stronger enemies begin appearing and more difficult situations emerge, players witness tangible development both mechanically and narratively. Gameplay follows a classic role-playing formula built around exploration, encounters, and character progression. Players travel through different areas, engage hostile enemies, gather resources, and steadily strengthen Botan’s abilities. The structure remains familiar to fans of traditional RPG design, creating a comfortable gameplay rhythm that rewards consistency and preparation. Combat encounters encourage players to think about growth and resource management while gradually introducing stronger challenges throughout progression. Character advancement forms one of the strongest motivational systems within the game. Improving statistics, obtaining stronger equipment, and becoming more effective during combat creates satisfying momentum across the adventure. Progress feels earned rather than automatic, helping maintain engagement even during more straightforward sections of gameplay. The steady improvement loop becomes particularly rewarding because Botan’s personal development aligns naturally with gameplay progression. The ninja-inspired setting helps strengthen atmosphere throughout the experience. Traditional influences shape environments and themes while reinforcing Botan’s role within the world. Villages, dangerous territories, and mission objectives contribute to a fantasy setting that supports the central adventure effectively. While the world design remains relatively focused rather than expansive, the smaller scale helps preserve pacing and ensures progression continues moving forward steadily. Exploration contributes additional variety by encouraging players to move beyond combat encounters alone. Discovering new areas and overcoming environmental obstacles helps strengthen immersion while creating moments of pacing balance between battles and story advancement. The game does not attempt to overwhelm players with endless systems or unnecessary complexity. Instead, it focuses on maintaining a clear structure that supports long-term progression consistently. Visually, Kunoichi Botan embraces a presentation style familiar to fans of independent Japanese role-playing games. Character artwork helps personalities stand out effectively while environments remain readable during exploration and encounters. The presentation does not aim for large-scale visual ambition, but it succeeds in maintaining a consistent identity that supports the overall tone of the adventure. The game naturally reflects its independent development background. Players expecting massive open environments or highly advanced role-playing systems may notice limitations when compared to larger productions. Some mechanics remain relatively straightforward, and progression follows familiar genre structures without significant experimentation. However, the focused design helps maintain pacing while keeping attention centered on Botan’s journey rather than overwhelming players with unnecessary features. The pacing remains one of the experience’s stronger aspects because it steadily increases difficulty without creating major interruptions to progression. New challenges appear consistently enough to keep advancement satisfying while avoiding excessive complexity that could slow momentum. Players interested in traditional role-playing design will likely appreciate how confidently the game commits to familiar systems rather than attempting unnecessary reinvention. Kunoichi Botan succeeds because it understands the appeal of straightforward RPG progression supported by an underdog story centered on growth and determination. Enokippu delivers an experience where advancement feels meaningful and character development remains central throughout the journey. While it may not dramatically redefine the genre, it provides a satisfying adventure built around classic foundations executed with consistency. For players who enjoy traditional role-playing systems, anime-inspired presentation, and character-focused adventures built around perseverance and progression, Kunoichi Botan offers an enjoyable experience that succeeds through simplicity and steady development rather than overwhelming scale. Rating: 8/10
Botan is not gifted, still fully-pledged kunoichi with outstanding performance in seduction and pleasuring men. As for combat technique, she can’t call herself even mid-level ninja, but has a talent at summoning jutsu. Her skills never let her down. That’s gives her the confidence about the next mission: to assassinate some crazy genius merchant with unhuman power. That what probably thought master Kikyou, when sending Botan to the task alongside with little perv Yasuzu, another nubile kunoichi. Reality was cruel by far… You will immerse in a dark, ruthless atmosphere, where only being woman is dangerous for your pride and life. Few mistakes can end your life in a grievous way with detailed description. You will be merely a toy for filthy man. Have a brave to try and reach the end of the mission or die in many spicy ways? Find out yourself in the Kunoichi Botan game. I really liked how balanced this game: right amount of pretty logical, solid and funny dialogs with emotions on characters faces, mini-games; tactical fights, and variability how to approach you mission bought me. A little voice acting and some animation made the mood too. And it was enchanting how motivated Botan’s and Yasuzu’s decision. The H-content also feels pleasurable. You will need to balance between give it in and lose or stay cool while pleasuring half-demons and other encounters. It keeps the sexual tension greatly. There is no casual gallery at the menu, but don’t worry: after finishing the game there is one but in the game itself. So you will have access by loading the save file. Totally recommend it for you, if you’re only at the begging at JRPG sex games. And it will be good one-two evening game for you experienced folks. 5 / 5 sweet pickled seaweed. * patch needed for H-content * a little animation * some voice acting * gallery at the end of the game * a lot of raping and unconsent sex * charming background music * motivated characters Let libido be high, Alexios, priest of Eros.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Kunoichi Botan is currently priced at 12.49€ on Steam.
No, Kunoichi Botan is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 12.49€ on Steam.
Yes, Kunoichi Botan received 433 positive votes out of a total of 533 achieving a rating of 7.65.
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Kunoichi Botan was developed by Enokippu and published by Kagura Games.
Yes, Kunoichi Botan is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Kunoichi Botan is not playable on MacOS.
No, Kunoichi Botan is not playable on Linux.
Kunoichi Botan is a single-player game.
No, Kunoichi Botan does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Kunoichi Botan does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Kunoichi Botan does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Kunoichi Botan is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Kunoichi Botan.
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Enokippu
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Kagura Games
Release
03 Jan 2019
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