Shiravune announced Argonauts and MOONSTONE-developed visual novel Succubus Sessions: Mami Mamiya’s Sweet Slice of Hell will finally release on December 1 for PC via Steam. This is another delay from the planned August/September 2023 release window planned back in July.
Previously, Succubus Sessions: Mami Mamiya’s Sweet Slice of Hell was delayed from July 25 to August/September 2023 due to “unforeseen circumstances.” An exact reason for the delay was not given, but it’s possible that the visual novel faced some trouble with Valve’s guidelines for Steam. Fortunately, the release will seemingly go ahead on December 1.
Succubus Sessions: Mami Mamiya’s Sweet Slice of Hell English Release is Set
When Succubus Sessions: Mami Mamiya’s Sweet Slice of Hell launches on December 1, it will support English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese language options with Japanese voice overs on Steam. Those interested in new visual novel may wishlist it right now by visiting the official Steam page.
Here’s an overview of the main story, via Steam:
College dropout Koichi’s life has been nothing but Ls, so when his hard-won job evaporates overnight (again), he heads to Akihabara for some daytime distraction.
No savings, no career, no girlfriend. Where did it all go wrong?
He sighs into the crowd, then to no one in particular—
“…I sure could use a little kindness right about now.”
But in that moment, feet away, Mami Mamiya is searching, too. This shy she-demon is on the hunt for a human connection, and so Koichi’s story takes a supernatural turn…
Tempted by fate and an unsolicited invite from Mami, he hitches a car ride to her remote mountain abode. Little does he know he might never return. Or will he…?
Koichi is soon shocked to learn he’s in no ordinary village, but a succubine sanctuary, hidden from human eyes!
After years of self-exile and isolation, a son of Adam is just what this hamlet needs to reacquaint itself with the outside world. Demon contact, however, can prove lethal to the average joe…
Not our Koichi, though. This guy’s built different.
