
Sister Travel
Price History
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01About Sister Travel
Explore dungeons, seek treasure in ancient ruins, and fight monsters in an RPG blending dungeon crawling with a choose-your-adventure story. An adventurer and his sister-like companions journey toward an unseen land, with romance and battles along the way. Steam players rate the game 82%% positive across 752 reviews. The Steam PC version lists single-player and Steam Cloud. English and Simplified Chinese interface text and subtitles are listed.
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Lowest recorded in 36 months
$5.992023-12-21 · 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 | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-31
02Before you buy
Play mode
The Steam PC version lists single-player and Steam Cloud. Full controller support is not specified.
Languages
English and Simplified Chinese interface text and subtitles are listed; full audio in those languages is not indicated.
03Frequently asked questions
What do you do in the game?
Explore dungeons, seek treasure in ancient ruins, and battle monsters. The story follows an adventurer and his sister-like companions.
Does the Steam PC version support Steam Cloud?
Yes. Steam Cloud is listed for the Steam PC version.
What does the game say about its world and characters?
The description mentions a hand-drawn world map and a large ensemble cast.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
I do not recommend this game for the following reasons: 1- the art style is OK AT BEST, it feels very dated IMO 2- weird playing style, there is a squire that you move to dots to interact with events or characters 3- battle style is a bit slow and it also is OK AT BEST, especially when you start underpowered 4- This is NOT like 'living with sister' at all if that's the reason you're buying this. refunded about an hour into the game because of the reasons mentioned, especially how slow this game's pace is. I give it a 4/10Show moreShow less
An actually amazing game. Okay, so here's a disclaimer first: I'm not a huge fan of the occasionally chibi-ish art style that Sister Travel uses. It's overly cute and sugary-sweet for me; but because all of that is personal bias, I'm not letting it influence my review at all. The art is objectively very good for those that like this kind of art style; I'm just personally not a fan. So why did I buy this? Well, I don't even know, really. I just thought that Sister Travel's gameplay elements (no meme) looked really interesting and aesthetically pleasing; I especially loved the retro 8-bit art style that it uses in certain segments. And now that I've gotten to actually playing it, I have to say: it's precisely in the gameplay aspects that I have to give massive props to Sister Travel. While I may not necessarily enjoy the art style, it's genuinely great fun as a game. The navigation system is intriguing and pretty original, a far cry from the many RPGMaker games that permeate DLsite/Steam (not to say that I dislike RPGM, but few games actually use it effectively), and the combat gameplay, while lacking originality, has several quirks that keep it interesting like the addition of subweapons and whatnot. As much as it sounds like I'm just memeing by praising gameplay in a H-game, Sister Travel is really just that fun. It's very nice for once to have a gameplay loop that's more than just a weak excuse to string together H-scene after H-scene. Truly massive props to Inusuku for achieving something that too many H-game devs have failed to do: create fun gameplay. A lot of effort was clearly put into creating a product that both H-game fans and non-H-game fans can enjoy; while I haven't personally tried it yet, I'm inclined to believe that Sister Travel would be just as enjoyable even without the adult patch. Of course, that's not to say that the patch doesn't add a lot, because it does. There's a ton of H-CGs and the art is, again, objectively good, regardless of whether I personally enjoyed it or not. Ultimately, Sister Travel is a H-game worth getting for more than just the H; whether you're a fan of hentai or not, there's something here for everyone, from retro to modern gamers, to enjoy. Many thanks to Inusuku for developing this wonder of a game, and to Kagura Games for translating it for all of us non-Japanese speakers to enjoy! SCORE: 8/10 It's far from a masterpiece that'll stay with you throughout the ages, but Sister Travel is most certainly a game worth getting. What you'll find here is fun gameplay, good art and an undoubtedly great time.Show moreShow less
I was hoping for a funny adult JRPG but was unfortunately let down with this one. The classic pervy MC quickly goes from somewhat amusing to just weirdly creepy. I mean, it's great that the girls aren't getting violently raped (which is a really low but sadly appropriate bar for these types of games), but the MC basically assaults them on a regular basis - and we're not talking about the more innocent, joking, accidental tropey scenarios that some Japanese games have. There's something disturbingly wrong with this MC. The rest of the characters are more appealing, although they never see much development. Maybe the game is more enjoyable without the adult patch. The game play isn't terrible, although it isn't anything special, either. As sometimes happens with this genre, the combat can get repetitive and uninteresting, although at least the enemies often change and can sometimes be amusing. The story is also pretty uninteresting (so far), as it's basically just a series of ongoing side quests. The graphics are similarly very basic and VERY low res. Oh, and you need to change the key binding for taking screenshots if you still have it on the steam default. F12 resets the game. Think that enemy is funny and want to get a screenshot? Well I hope you saved recently! I'll probably just try to ignore the psychotic MC and finish the game at this point, but there are definitely better games out there, so I would recommend skipping this one.Show moreShow less
Lemme use another horny on main coin can we get Imouto Seikatsu on steam? EDIT: 24/07/23: Thank you very much!Show moreShow less
A common grindslop RPG hentai game, where the main character practices an art unknown to most of the japanese population - consent ( most of the time ) The Good: - Chibi art style - Easy to pick up combat - Clear direction what to do next after any event The Bad: - Enemies get so many moves before you even move once is absurd, the main character barely is able to do one action when everyone else including their party members does 3! - The game did not come pre-patched, had to do it myself which is common with slopgura games, I see no reason for this, most of their games have the -sexual content- tag that will delist the game for everyone who did not opt into seeing this content - GAME USES STOLEN ART ASSETS, SOUNDS AND MUSIC FROM OTHER GAMES ( that is why I won't recommend it ) The Ugly: - UI is kind of janky, switching a formation party member does not update until you close and re-open the meniu - Enemy art is a little basic, most are just still images - The stamina system is annoying and serves no purpose only to pan out the game timeShow moreShow less
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So, I've played quite a few of the games published by Kagura Games, but this one seriously falls short of their typical level of quality. The combat is bland, the H-scenes are more cringy than arousing, but the dialogue of the main character is easily the worst part, with his (your) dialogue being almost entirely cringe, with him stuttering like a mentally disabled person every time he thinks of doing or saying something pervy to one of the many female characters and aggressively questioning them with multiple annoying rapid fire questions followed by three "hmms?!" Seriously, that, and the strange control scheme they went with, make this more of an embarrassment to play than the fact that it's a H-game.Show moreShow less
Attention: - this review may contain spoilers, if you don´t mind go ahead and read at your own risk. - this review was based in steam version with 18+ patch applied, so may be different in a few aspects. Summary: A fantasy 2D JRPG made with RPG Maker with an interesting plot (making all monster gals in your little sister), nice artwork, and a pleasant soundtrack. About the game: - A 2D JRPG made with RPG Maker by Inusuku and published by Kagura Games. Tells about a nameable character (MC), an adventurer that aims to turn all monster girls in your little sister (the MC insist all game character call him Big Brother, so the name you type does not matter). The plot was written in a fantasy world, with magic and swords, adventurers searching for treasures, etc. In the game, you will fight with many monster girls, however, only a few of them has H scenes. And the game ending is anti-climatic. Estimated playtime: 8~10 hours. - Gameplay: challenging, is different from the usual JRPG´s, will require strategies to win some enemies. - Artwork: is not an HD artwork, but the design is good. - VA: not present, however, during H scenes have some obscene sounds. - Soundtrack: good. - Cons: does not have an NG+, finishing the game will not unlock the gallery, the ending is anti-climatic. Conclusion: This is a fantasy 2D JRPG with an interesting story (with an anti-climatic ending), good artwork (with NSFW content, need a patch) and a good soundtrack. Recommended if you like 2D JRPG with h scenes or like games by Kagura Games.Show moreShow less
Not much time on the game, but I don't like it. With this title Kagura seems to be going to the way of the Sakura and Neko Para games, and away from serious H-games. The mechanics of the game remind me of ancient early rpgs from the 1980s, way to outdated to be fun. The positive reviews confuse me, because this is not the kind of game I would want more of. I would like it if Kagura would give us more details on what to expect from the game, because I really wasn't interested in a light hearted tail of harem lust. I don't like playing the fool or having no direction in what happens to my heroes and heroines.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.
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