It's a fine game, and relatively cheap, but it's not quite as enjoyable as "Living with my Little Sister" by the same developer, imo. Still, I like the art enough that I will still recommend it if you think an hour of its repetitive gameplay is worth it.

The "gameplay" you see that takes place around the shrine... is basically nothing. It exists only to put you and the little fox girl in the same room. Your "cleaning tasks" are 60 buttons you have to press, 2 per day over 30 days. The order in which you press the buttons makes no difference to the rest of the game,

As far as the "core gameplay" goes, there aren't many different interactions, and you won't really experience anything new with the config menu in free play mode that you didn't already see in your first (and likely only) playthrough of the main game. While this technically has more "scenes" than the other game, there's less depth unless you like the dialogue that happens during certain scenes.

If this developer/publisher combo were to ever release a game about a bratty next door neighbor in English, it would be better than this game in almost every way. But, for various reasons, I'm not confident that such a game would be released on this store...

If I could spend a month just dusting off a shrine, and in return, I get a cute and funny fox girl as a wife who cooks dinner, watch anime with, and other things, I'd jump on that opportunity so quick.

This game does go by pretty quick if you don't intentionally take your time to unlock and slowly experience everything, I will note, but for around five bucks, I got my money's worth back.

Pros:
- Cute Fox Shrine Maiden
- Fluffy Tail
- Enjoyable Art Style

Cons:
- Repetitive Gameplay. Work at shrine during the day; pet fluffy tail at night.