Utopia

Editorial Worth it

Utopia is a compact RPGM title from Starworks featuring protagonist Mea across several routes — a grandpa route, a principal route, and at least one path where the heroine warms to her situation. Community feedback is sparse and heavily buried under off-topic chatter, but the genuine voices are largely positive: Mea's CGs draw particular praise, and reviewers note that this entry comes with a notably cleaner English translation than older Starworks releases. The main creative gripe is that Mea's expressions skew heavily toward distress throughout, with limited corruption payoff — a real concern for players who came specifically for that arc, though at least one reviewer confirms a willing-enjoyment route does exist. Route navigation can be opaque, with several players getting stuck at the staircase or unsure how to trigger all recollection entries, but these read as design choices rather than technical failures. On balance, fans of Starworks' house style — uglyb bastard content, corruption lite, clean CGs — will find this a solid, if brief, addition to the catalogue.