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Kuanyi Twang · · 2 min read

More details on D3 Publishing’s ecchi title Bullet Girls (slightly NSFW)

When you think of the military, you think of sweaty men risking their lives at war. Bullet Girls removes unglamorous men from the equation and instead brings a little more bounciness to the battlefield.

Bullet Girls is an upcoming Playstation Vita title that puts you in command of a group of high school girls from the Misaki Mori School’s Ranger Club, a club for high school girls who undertake military missions in their spare time.

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The actual military part of the game requires you to send the Ranger Club members on various missions, like exterminating the enemy, point capturing, and item retrieval. Don’t worry if it all sounds boring because you’ll be treated to plenty of ecchi (naughty) scenes during the game.

(See: Kotagames loves sexy girls: beta launches Hisho Collection game)

As if random upskirt shots are not enough, your Ranger Club members can also take battle damage which will conveniently destroy their clothes in all the right places. There are reportedly 39 different points where your girls can take damage, and it’s your job to find them all. Or is your job the elimination of war and terrorism? Crap, I forget.

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And as we head further down the ecchi rabbit hole, finally we see D3 Publishing dropping all pretexts of this game being about the military, as it lets us grope girls with the flimsy excuse of it being “cross examination training”.

It’s apparently to teach your girls to resist giving away military information if they happen to get captured and molested by the enemy, but you get to hear special dialogue and learn secrets about the girls by touching them. What really intrigues me is how there are four different hand types for coercing information from these high school girls. It’s these little details that really make a game like this shine.

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Bullet Girls is slated for a Japanese release on August 28. Take note, you pervs.

(via Famitsu)


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