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Waifu Collector

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About Waifu Collector

Waifu Collector is an adult visual novel and dating simulator. You play a successful but lonely CEO with a dark past who has been given the latest virtual reality software. You meet and romance three virtual goddesses, with a friendly virtual guide also present, and can pursue a relationship with one goddess, form a harem or spend time with them without choosing a partner.

Story and scenes

The core visual novel story is about 30,000 words long. Each collectible card also comes with an adult-oriented mini-scene featuring its waifu; these scenes account for another 25,000 words so far.

Collectible cards

Progress earns gacha-style card drops, with more than 200 tradeable and marketable cards in the pool. Rarity determines the images and scenes that cards typically contain:

  • Common: base images without nudity for first-tier waifus.
  • Uncommon: lingerie for first-tier waifus and base images for second-tier waifus.
  • Rare: nude images for first-tier waifus, lingerie for second-tier waifus and base images for third-tier waifus.
  • Super Rare: sexual interactions for first-tier waifus, nude images for second-tier waifus and lingerie for third-tier waifus.
  • Super Super Rare: sexual interactions for second-tier waifus, and nude images and sexual interactions for third-tier waifus.

Certain actions and events can also trigger special card drops outside these tiers. The in-game collection and gallery let you view your cards, and Steam Inventory support records and tracks your progress. You can trade cards freely with other players or buy and sell them through the Steam Community Market, and earn Steam Achievements as your collection grows.

Daily play

The game is intended for casual sessions of 10–15 minutes a day, though your first session and the first time you encounter each situation may take longer. There is no penalty for skipping a day, aside from missing the card drops you would have earned that day.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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