Reviews for Only I Know that This World Is a Game-Full Color Manga

A story where bocce gamer Soma is taken to the world of the game “Cat Ears Cat,” where there are many vicious management mistakes and bugs, and aims to clear it in order to take advantage of bugs and escape from this world

Maybe it's a comic where the target age seems to be low because the pattern on the cover, the childhood friend who started is young, and the main character also has a childish pattern for her age? I had the impression that, after reading up to volume 2, it was a good work that made me read the rest. More recently, there were only comics with the same pattern and no taste or humanity even though the author was different, so I thought it was extra good, after all, comics with slightly unique pictures or rough composition, and you can feel power and feeling because the content is just plain interesting, and it's full of stories with game bugs, and if you like games, you can grin as if you like games Whether it's because of putting it away or just not putting up a flag, the early story about being cold at the beginning was subtle, and there's a feeling that it would have been better to increase the number of friends a little more, and after that, there are also people who increase the number of mature women, but if that's the case, my girlfriend with cat ears won't stand out? I bought it, but I didn't read it from the title and cover, but I enjoyed it quite a bit

You can read it. A story about a boy who is passionate about a VR game full of bugs and gets into that world. There are many disadvantages to bugs, but if there are bugs, there are also strategies that use them. What would happen if a boy who is playing, including that kind of thing, is actually dragged into the game? I think the highlight is that it is realistic to be able to avoid quests and whether they can be captured when they occur. I read Reincarnation as a bug game in other works, but I quickly gave up on that one. I was able to read the latest edition here. What they have in common is that the pressure is a bit troublesome because they came out with a game full of bugs. However, I was able to read this comic because I was able to feel a love for games, and since the level of play is high, there is a sense of satisfaction. What's wrong is that the setting is college students? But it's a place where you can only see middle school boys, and it feels like they get the atmosphere. There is a character called Yotsuya, who is the main character in another favorite work, and even though he's in middle school, he's about a college student no matter how you think about it. I wonder if there's anything going on around here (laughs). If you like the “one million ~” work in question, it might be interesting because it has a simulation aspect. This comic often uses strange tricks, so it's simply not the same, but if you like secret tricks, I feel like it's a hit.

Even though it doesn't have a lot of pages, this price is probably ridiculous! While thinking about it, when I read the first volume as a trial, the content was surprisingly solid, and I was excited, so I read the whole volume. There aren't many useless erotic parts, and I enjoyed it as an otherworldly adventure. But it's expensive (laughs)