Rune's Pharmacy

"After the death of her parents, young Erunelle has inherited their debts."

This is becoming a very common plot.

"After the death of her parents, young Erunelle has inherited their debts."

 

This is becoming a very common plot.

More like 50 years past stale into rotten goo that has almost turned sentient.

Not that this is a bad thing. If the plot device isn't broken, don't fix it.

Played this a while ago, I'm usually wary of H-RPG but this wasn't bad at all.

"After the death of her parents, young Erunelle has inherited their debts."

 

This is becoming a very common plot.

Pretty sure in most of the civilized countries debt does not transfer to other family members like spouse, parents, kids etc. If someone die any money or property they own will be used to pay debts, if they don't have any to bad, that debt just died with them...of course creditors might try to coerce you into paying but you aren't legally obliged to do it.

good game

Pretty good game.

Wow, the main gameplay/writing/ideas in this one so far are really nice, well-made, all very cute and really hard to stop playing. Lots of tiny things imo. show how they cared to make the game.

As I am of such type that easily gets into "play for win" mood, so far I've seen very little of the h-scenes - but funny how some of them are done within the same "view", aka. the player icon thingy experiences the sex scene, right on the map, does not switch to some "better-looking" extra "vn-style" sex scene (those exist, too). And nice how you do not have to lose to still see sex scenes in the "diary" (replay).

This by quality one of them games where I want to buy it to show my appreciation.

Pretty sure in most of the civilized countries debt does not transfer to other family members like spouse, parents, kids etc. If someone die any money or property they own will be used to pay debts, if they don't have any to bad, that debt just died with them...of course creditors might try to coerce you into paying but you aren't legally obliged to do it.

Err, that's not how it works. here you get the choice: accept or refuse inheritance. If you accept, then OF COURSE you also inherit debts, and more even : duties. Eg. subscriptions, contracts etc. - with limitations. If you refuse - eg. because huge debts, then officially you do not have the right to anything. Officially you would need to get whoever accepted the inheritance's permission (if noone, then state - and only then do debts etc. get limited to worth of inheritance) to even take most personal things like say family photo album, or your childhood teddy bear, if it stayed with your parents/ in their possession.

Of course this in reality is often dealt with/ treated in pragmatic manner.

TL;DR : OF COURSE debts ARE part of inheritance.

mini version of violated heroin..... but i think rune's pharmacy had cuter heroine