After a rather tumultuous development cycle, Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True has finally completed its eight-year growth content, watching its Steam rating climb all the way to 'Very Positive'.

When it first hit Early Access last July, the game was hardly a triumph. It was met with cynical remarks, with many calling it a mere 'demo' due to its threadbare content and the abrupt ending that forced players to hit credits at age 14. Consequently, the game languished with a 'Mixed' rating on Steam.

Things turned truly grim when the developer, D-ZARD, underwent restructuring, leaving the project's future in doubt and sparking accusations of a 'run-and-gun' cash grab that tanked recent reviews to 'Overwhelmingly Negative'. However, once the development team transferred the project to Gear Second and resumed operations, they actually delivered on that promise of eight years of growth content, successfully swinging public sentiment back in their favour.

As of July 17, the recent 30-day reviews for Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True have hit 'Overwhelmingly Positive'. Users are singing its praises, with comments like "I had no idea the quality would be this high," "It truly carries on the legacy of the Princess Maker series," "So glad I waited," and "Thank you for putting in the effort to release this update."

Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True is now gearing up for its full 1.0 release.