Lady and the Papyrus is a rpgm with good art, fancy looking user interface, a shockingly slow intractability and dozens of forced minigames that will make you rage quit the game. The story is about a new butler trying to prove his worth in a mansion with three beautiful employees that have next to zero scenes and the young madam that is an annoying spoiled brat that you have to deal with and its the main focus for static scenes composed of a couple of jpegs. The game has a sandbox section in between "adventures' 'where you go with a very young lady. During these periods you play hide and seek with a spirit, get random bait for fishing and pointlessly roam the mansion. During the adventures the story progresses with the madam trying to do random dangerous stuff while teasing you, and you having to slave away for her in the form of different bad minigames. And that is the biggest problem. Since the bulk of the gameplay is the minigames about saving the rich spoiled brat, you will lose your mind once you get it that all of them end up immediately on game overs. You will see the game over screen a hundred times because those minigames are excruciatingly annoying, mostly composed to avoid this or that, and if you don't, you get a game over. Not only that, but the transitions are incredibly slow, the text is slow, the movement in the menu screen for some bizarre reason is slow as well. If your game will kill the player hundreds of times, at least make the loading fast. The entire game feels sluggish and the gameplay consists of minigames and boring collectibles does not help. The scenes are very nice but not fantastic considering how good the art is, the relationship development is also good even though it's only with one girl and nonexistent with the others, and thank god there is no censorship. But after many hours grinding my teeth searching around the mansion and losing the obnoxious minigames over and over, I don't think I could ever recommend Lady and the Papyrus, it has what I think one of the worst gameplay I have ever seen.