Create and Steal Digital Girlfriends in Crazy Online Japanese Game

YOU STOLE MY VIRTUAL GIRLFRIEND! I’LL KILL YOU!!

I was originally planning on having the games name in place of “Crazy Japanese Game” but “Steal and Create Digital Girlfriends Online in Netowaku Netoraru Karemachi Kanojo” is slightly mind-numbingly long-winded.

So how does “Netowaku Netoraru Karemachi Kanojo” work? Basically you can design, and create virtual girls in the game, then proceed to date, and even fuck your creation in a standard dating sim format. However, if you access the online servers (where you can take your pick at courting any of the other custom girls) any digital darlings you designed will then be uploaded, and available to all the horny white knuckled neanderthals across the globe.

Netowaku Netoraru Karemachi Kanojo (copy/paste=love) isn’t simply a user generated dating sim though; each girl on the service has a dynamic AI, and a single identity attached to them. So if you figure your frankenbeauty’s been playing operation with another fella, you can check her cellphone to see if she’s been unfaithful. There’s reportedly one virtual vixen on Netowaku Netoraru Karemachi Kanojo that’s slept with tons of men, has over 30 regular fuck-buddies, but she’s still with her creator, and won’t accept dating requests from other men; and that’s what you call (unsurprisingly artifical) internet class.

You can check out and download Netowaku Netoraru Karemachi Kanojo on its official webpage.

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