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I know it isn't very deep. But remember GothDeri?

I know it isn't very deep. But remember GothDeri?

>>9692811
GothDeri made incredible use of the KrKr engine a few years back. It supposedly had a translation project going but the guys working on it just wanted an excuse to get out from it, and then the entire wiki was shut down closing all projects. It's likely it was just some stunt to rival TLWiki or something.
http://vndb.org/v3939
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP2qgN77y88
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIp1Ri0B-Qw

Disregarding that, it uses the KrKr engine and you have tools for it here
http://tlwiki.org/index.php?title=Tools
It really is a shame that it was never completed because it isn't all too text-heavy, has some fun characters packed with shadowrun-esque magic and it's a really cool little fast paced action novel.

Of course, if that doesn't float your boat then there is always things much simpler, like say Cara the Bloodlord.
http://vndb.org/v10249
It's not all that fancy but it's a nukige title and as with most Lilith stuff has good voice acting, and this one in particular has animated ero-scenes. But most of all, this title packed with erotic content and has multiple characters, but is _incredibly text-light_. Which may be worthy of note for a translator.

Of course, if you were to be interested in a nukige title and don't so much care about it being notably text-light, there is always Saimin Reido.
http://vndb.org/v1601
The sheer number of fetishes it caters to is simply incredible, and among other things it is also among the best the mind control genre has to offer.

But by all means, do whatever you want. Working on something you don't enjoy is bound to be a failure. Or in most cases at the very least. Cara the Bloodlord really is text-light. Check the titles out in either case.