That Girl Quest ~Back Alley Angel delivers a hilarious, action-packed RPG where a well-meaning girl’s misguided hero obsession spirals into slapstick chaos. Armed with a warped sense of justice and a comic book-inspired moral code, she tackles citywide mishaps—stumbling through parks, back alleys, and public baths—in her quest to become a “real hero.” Prepare for wild brawls, awkward confessions, and morally questionable choices in this absurdist adventure that redefines heroism!
Comedic Misadventures & City Chaos
1. Misguided Heroics: The protagonist misinterprets comic tropes—thinking “hero work” involves peeping at public baths or challenging thugs to pillow fights. Her antics spark unintended consequences, like accidentally starting riots or earning viral fame as the “Back Alley Angel.”
2. Dynamic City Exploration: Navigate five distinct districts, each with quirky events. Calm a street food vendor’s rage by eating 50 bowls of ramen, or distract a jealous yakuza by serenading his girlfriend with off-key karaoke. Every zone hides absurd quests and hidden rivalries.
3. Wholesome Chaos Mechanics: Use ridiculous tools like a “justice slingshot” (fired from underwear) or a grapple hook disguised as a lollipop. Success earns you absurd titles like “Public Nuisance Level 3”—failure triggersNPCs roasting your failures in city-wide gossip.
Moral Quandaries & Social Shenanigans
1. Villainous Bystanders: Every “villain” has relatable motives. Stop a pickpocket only to discover they’re funding their sick sibling’s medicine. Confront a “mad bomber” revealed to be a clumsy inventor testing firework safety. Your choices define who becomes allies—or enemies.
2. Social Media Satire: Post viral videos of your exploits to gain followers, but oversharing might attract stalkers or media scrutiny. Balance heroics with reputation management—like bribing bloggers to delete footage of you tripping into a fountain.
3. Character-Driven Humor: Interact with NPCs who react to your antics. A stoic police chief grows increasingly frustrated, while a local cat café owner rewards you with free ramen for “stress-relieving dog-punching” (it’s never clear if the cats approve).
Secrets, Sequels, and Self-Discovery
1. Hidden Backstory: Uncover why the protagonist idolizes flawed heroes—does she seek validation for childhood neglect? Flashbacks reveal her idol was a washed-up actor who faked heroics for cash. Rewire her motivations mid-game via dialogue choices.
2. Endgame Paradoxes: Become a legitimate hero by solving systemic issues (fixing slums, exposing corrupt officials), or lean into chaos by founding a fan club for delinquent “heroes.” Both paths culminate in a city-wide “hero audit” where citizens vote on your legacy.
3. Post-Credits Teases: Unlock hidden content by finding all 10 “weird event triggers” (e.g., feeding pigeons with helium balloons). These unlock absurd epilogues, like the protagonist accidentally starting a martial arts cosplay cult.
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