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The core of Botsuraku Oujo Stella is not the fall itself, but the after . Stripped of her title, wealth, and army, Princess Stella finds herself in a dilapidated rural hut, her only remaining possession her former servant (you). The audio brilliantly shifts from reverb-heavy palace halls to the claustrophobic, deadened acoustics of a single-room hovel. You can hear the loss of space. The core of Botsuraku Oujo Stella is not
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: Choices made throughout the game lead to various outcomes, ranging from "Happy Endings" where she regains her honor to "Bad Endings" reflecting her complete ruin. Status System