Magical Girl Celesphonia

City life, time pressure, and turn-based monster battles give Celesphonia a clear solo focus. The game costs ≈ $10.32 at GOG; check that its confirmed interface languages work for you before joining Amane in her growing struggle. An announced Steam sale window may offer another opportunity, but participation is not guaranteed. The DRM-Free activation platform and Simplified Chinese, English, and Japanese interface languages help clarify whether this offer fits your setup.

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95%Steam Reviews3.1K reviews

Released: May 6, 2022

Sexual Content · Hentai · Nudity · Female Protagonist · RPG

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01About Magical Girl Celesphonia

After monsters attack her on the way home, Amane accepts a magical contract and becomes Celesphonia. She explores a threatened city, investigates monster appearances, and fights in turn-based battles. Between encounters, she can train, work, or spend time with friends, while the growing enemy presence puts pressure on how she spends each day. Steam players rate the game 95% across 3,138 reviews. Supported interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, and Japanese. Released May 6, 2022.

Credits

Developer

Shimobashira Workshop

Publisher

Kagura Games

Steam player reviews

95%positiveOverwhelmingly Positive3,138 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$9.992026-03-01 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—
Japanese	Yes	Yes	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-18

02Before you buy

Languages

The Steam PC version lists English and Simplified Chinese interface text. Full audio support is not specified for either language.

How it plays

Amane explores the city, takes on quests, and fights in turn-based battles. Steam lists single-player.

03Frequently asked questions

What is the story about?

Amane investigates monster appearances around the city and fights the monsters abducting people.

How does combat work?

Battles are turn-based, and equippable memory engrams grant Amane skills.

Are there alternate endings or New Game+?

Failing to stop the enemy conquest unlocks new endings. New Game+ carries over levels and knowledge.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

05/11/2022

I am a huge fan of corruption games. Ignore my playtime, i beat the game last night at level 92 on normal with 46 hours of game play time. Summary Magical Girl Celesphonia is an erotic corruption game that in my opinion is best enjoyed playing as a slow burn corruption with your own narrative so you can see her fall. It was extremely satisfying and erotic for me to see her gradually rack up titles and the mental changes to her hobbies and likes. I did not use any lust boosting items to make the journey slower. i will now break down the enjoyable aspects of the game that made me play it for so long. 1. The art is rly erotic. Celesphonia just radiates the right amount of uncertainty and eroticism. Music carries the right mood too. 2. No censors. Yep, it's amazing. 3. Some secrets. Game has some secrets which may be hard to encounter in a normal playthrough. For the most part you don't need them to progress the game. 4. There is a wideeeeeee variety of fetishes for anyone that likes the corruption genre. 5. Yet despite all this, Celesphonia still retains main traits of a heroine and i was rooting for her to be successful towards in the end. 6. the mechanics of the game seems complex but it's fairly straightforward and the game gives you sufficient time to manage both status bars if you don't rush it too quickly. 7. The cursed items are great. I like that one is reflected in the art. I would like it if all the cursed items reflected on Celesphonia but i understand it might be too big a task. 8. Bad ends. There are some bad ends. I would like it if there was a bad end for each genre but that would be very challenging. 8. Pregnancy mechanic, though while simple, is satisfying. It made me change the narrative for my Celesphonia after encountering the event. 9. QoL. This game contains alot of QoL that should be in other rpgmaker games. Examples include, a feature showing obtainable materials in each area, monster drops, quick travel. Map mid point teleporters. 10. Corruption fighting style. It's pretty flavourful. Stronger equipments with drawbacks that require corruption level. I do wish that it could be reflected in game but i think it's a difficult task. The combat generally is straightforward and enjoyable with various possible builds. 11. Post game. There are some post game events which shows the effort put into this game. 11. The ending is satisfying. The ending ending is even more satisfying. It made the narrative i wrote for Celesphonia to come to an amazing end Cons. No CG opener. Even with the tips to unlock CG, it was quite hard to unlock them . I did not unlock all the CGs as i wanted to Celesphonia to have certain traits more than the others. There are some bugs when playing certain H events. I need to exit the game and restart it to fix it. It can break immersion. I wish there was an auto play function or a notification telling us we have seen this event before. What i wanted to see more. More sprite variety, voice lines reflecting mental and physical changes and more events with CG of course. I hope Kagura games translate other great corruption titles ( cough Anti Domi Heaven Armament ) and i hope Shimobashira Workshop make more quality games.Show moreShow less

10.7 hours at review212 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/17/2022

One of the better RPGMaker Prostitution Sims available, with decent polish, that doesn't manage to elevate the game above the shortcomings of the genre. Uncensor patch available from the developer's website, although it does require e-mail registration and login to access. I completed the game in 16 hours, but the vast majority of that was grinding through very repetitive RPGMaker combat. The progression system, combined with a significant NG+ mode, could add a substantial amount of time to that; but sitting through that much dull RPGMaker combat strikes me as more masochistic than the game's heroine. The game focuses heavily on RPGMaker combat It's polished, and one of the better examples of the medium; but it's still repetitive and tedious busywork that doesn't belong in an H-game. Yeah it's nice the skills are incorporated into a novel progression system, etc – but it doesn't make the grinding any less of a chore. Having the heroine be a Magical Girl somewhat makes the combat slightly more creative than the typical "generic JRPG fantasy" crud you get from the genre's default setting; but it's really the bare minimum you should expect from a retail product. The game runs into all of the pitfalls of the medium, and doesn't offer any substantial solutions Same ludonarrative disconnect between RPGMaker combat and erotic storytelling; same ludonarrative dissonance of controlling a female character, requiring you to "throw fights to see H-scenes" and deliberately walk her into moral hazards. As with most games in this genre, it fumbles its core theme (moral corruption) by making all of the narrative entirely disposable and redundant - choosing, as is typical, to abstract out lust and moral degradation to a lewdness bar. It's got unlockable titles, as is familiar in titles such as Ideology in Friction or Kamekaze Komittee Ouka 2; and like in those games they totally fail to have any narrative impact whatsoever. Compare that to Karryn's Prison, where the unlocking of passives actually creates a narrative within the sandbox - something its imitators all fail at. All the hallmarks of a game that's throwing H-content into the mix without any thought into what its purpose is other than to go "look, there's tiddies! Ain't this just like an eroge?!" The goal of games like this should be to give characters interesting tasks to perform around town; the decisions involved with which have specific consequences and thus drive a player-engineered story. Thus establisingh narrative stakes - both for the characters, their relationships, but most importantly for the erotic themeing and experience as a whole. Instead so many releases regard H-scenes as mere porn to throw in the faces of players at arbitrary points in the game as a tick-box content inclusion exercise; which ends up making them both unsexy and without value. This game is no exception. The setting is a good one, and decently presented. But the game is more interested in sending you through boring dungeons than actually telling a worthwhile story within the setting. The city has different zones to explore, with different sections and unique events. It's a bit reminiscent of Fleeting Iris in how promising the locales are. But, like most comparable H-games, you quickly realise how superficial this element is. Fleeting Iris and Scars of Summer suffer from being too linear and locking you into strict, but brief, linear Visual Novel routes. Conversely games like Country Girl Keiko; President Yukino; Kamekaze Komitee Ouka 2; etc, etc treat locations in the town as arbitrary lone triggers for disconnected disposable H-scenes which fail at basic story-telling. The superior presentation in this game makes a token gesture at reaching for a decent middle ground between the two; but totally fails to find something valuable in that space. Instead of embarking on a cam-girl career leading to a dramatic tension between your school, home, and superhero identities - it's just a random side-job that has some H-scenes associated with it. Exploring a growing kink in exhibitionism could lead to an emotional reckoning, which shapes how other characters interact with the protagonist, and how she responds to them. Instead it's just, you guessed it, a trigger for a handful of disposable forgettable generic H-scenes. Getting a job promoting a sex-shop in a seedy part of town could leave the main character exposed and vulnerable in a dangerous situation, where the pressures of having a hospitalised father meet the hard end of consumerist sexualisation. But nope, just another nothing burger to be discarded. The game is allergic to telling any story except for a bland two-dimensional insipid RPGMaker adventure As is typical, you get the sense that the characters suffer spontaneous amnesia whenever h-events are resolved, carrying on like nothing has happened. Which means it's not particularly sexy. It's just conveyor-belt fet content that is better consumed for free from hentai websites. The fact that this game is far more polished than the majority of its competitors doesn't detract from how unambitious its fundamental design is. You've seen it before with the game's predecessor Ambrosia; and this game doesn't really offer much more. If all you want is a neat and tidy JRPG with some decent quality hentai art, it's fine. You'll enjoy it. It's pretty much on a par with Meltys Quest in pretty much every single sense; so if you want more of the same of that, you're in luck. If, instead, you're looking at the positive feedback and are expecting this to be some sort of revolutionary or next-level product, you're going to be disappointed.Show moreShow less

16.1 hours at review57 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

03/31/2023

Game is very much worth it, when you set it up right. For anyone like me who's just recently learnt of Kagura games and how they actually work within Steam, I'll save you 3 hours I wasted by telling you that you MUST follow these instructions to install THIS PATCH after you buy the game for it to have any of its sexual content available, as without it, there's hardly a reason to play this at all, much less spend money on it. With that out of the way, said content is quite satisfactory and makes the game well worth the purchase when you're looking for something like this; there's no beating around the bush, this game is entirely dedicated to assault and misogyny, so if you don't gravitate towards these fantasies, there's nothing for you here. For everyone else, there's plenty to practically recreate 177013, but as if the MC enjoyed it. P.S: for some bloody reason, that I'll assume in good faith is just laziness to create a separate function from their current shopping cart, Kagura's site insists on demanding your personal information to download an absolutely necessary, FREE patch for one of their products that you already bought legitimately. Just mash your keyboard in each field, add @outlook.com after the email one, and download as normal.Show moreShow less

6.7 hours at review175 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

07/26/2022

I just finished playing the H patched version of this game and I absolutely regret doing so and not returning it as soon as I realized the type of writing this game had. I kept on playing thinking I was doing things wrong, hoping to find something better and I never did. By the time I got the item that unlocked all cgs and I took a peek at them, I was completely disgusted with myself for having supported this game with my money. I am absolutely convinced this game was written by and written for unempathetic, angry, bitter men as there is absolutely no H-scene in here that isn't framed as a man (or tentacle) forcing himself onto a woman, and the woman liking it for some stupid reason. When the main character actively chooses to have sex with someone (which is extremely rare as most content here is non-consensual), the man will inevitably act as if he's forcing himself onto her anyways. When the main character is infected with a curse that makes her incredibly horny, does she go and look for someone to help her out? No, some man comes along, sees she is having trouble moving, and takes advantage of her. When you get the chance to choose what the character fantasizes while she is pleasuring herself, absolutely all the options are about males forcing themselves on her, only thing that changes is the setting. Heck, there is an interaction between a succubus and a female character, and the game goes out of its way to be like, "turns out all succubi are incubi too", just so the succubus can turn into a man and, you guessed it, force himself onto said female character. This was not a game about a character slowly enjoying and craving sexual experiences more and more. This was a stupid game that tried to frame a character experiencing escalating abuse as such. I will not be buying any more games by this developer of publisher in the future.Show moreShow less

37.4 hours at review31 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

06/06/2022

Have you ever played a game that felt remarkably.... evil? Like, halfway through playing you realize that that the morality of your participation in the game is suspect? As if the video game ESRB rating system was completely justified? Can you imagine a game so base, so vile, so filled with disgusting content that it made you shiver every time you boot it up? Have you ever played a game that was so horrendously malicious yet managed to consistently draw you back in? Well, I have. I present to you Magical Girl Celesphonia, a game that hit me like thirty colossal trucks going 120mph straight towards my cerebral cortex. I really haven't played too many RPGMaker games, but if the rest of them have the mechanical fidelity of Celesphonia then I have stumbled upon a veritable gold mine. Obviously you won't find astoundingly high production value here, but what you will find is a fascinating game. An evil game. I get this unshakable feeling that over in Japan, sensibilities are a little bit skewed from how we approach things here in the West. That being said, this game posits rape in an exceptionally problematic way. It's frankly disgusting. No amount of showers, regardless of thoroughness, can cleanse me of the terrible things in this game. It's vile. And it was essentially enough for me to put down the game and rethink my life. At least until the music started playing. Seriously, I want to find whoever did all the music for this game and buy them a fancy meal. The first time I opened the overworld map (showing various destinations in town), I was stunned. The absolute groove that hits when that alto sax is going ham is nuts. Then the night variation of the track is much smoother, slower paced, and contemplative. Then terrible things happen. The story is fine. Maybe a little bit better than that. I'm sure plenty of people will simply dismiss Amane's struggle to cleanse the town of malicious monstrum in the continuation of her mother's legacy so that they may instead crank their hog until the next completely messed up scene. I threw up a little writing that. But the plot is serviceable. I somewhat wish there had been some kind of dating simulator cooked into the game, as well as a more Persona-styled friendship system. But the latter may be pointless since you are your only party member, and the former may be disregarded in case you want Amane to be as sexually liberated as possible. I laughed a lot during my initial playthrough, but maybe not in places I was supposed to. After defeating a demi-monstrum (effectively boss battles), they'll stagger back, say something or other about not believing they were defeated by this absurdly powerful magical girl, then they will explode. And the sound effect never fails to make me laugh. Slay monstrum, convert their souls into upgrade materials, upgrade your weapons and armor, unlock various magical skills and abilities, and just have a grand ol' time as you walk around as a one-woman rpg party. You're almost definitely gonna be overpowered as heck, but at least you're gonna listen to some good jams as you do it. If you'd like a little primer for starting off, I unlocked Close Combat, Healing, and Explosion magic to start off with. Between those three (as well as the spell that allows you to repair your clothing), you'll do just fine. If any of this interests you and you aren't dismayed by the unbelievably despicable depictions of non-consensual sexual encounters, then you should give this game a try. In fact, the music alone was worth the price of admission for me. But recognize that this game is fundamentally evil by design. And download the 18+ patch if you're willing to engage with the horniest game I have ever encountered in my time (and I played College Kings). I'll return to this game eventually, trying to find scenes that I missed, rethink opportunities I squandered, and change my starting answers around to see how great an effect on the game they truly have (hypothesis - they hold little influence on the game if any (but I'm willing to be surprised)). Until then, happy hunting! And for God's sake, please buy as many tissues as possible and set them to auto clean Amane. Her journey is not a clean one. But the jams are impeccable.Show moreShow less

12.4 hours at review146 people found this helpful

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