Reviewing the Saturn version, Ralph Karels in "Video Games" magazine wrote that the game was standard shooter fare, and was only worthwhile for those that enjoyed the erotic cutscenes. He believed the game could not stand up to the likes of "Radiant Silvergun" and "R-Type Delta" (both released in 1998), and found the graphics were not much of an improvement over the PC Engine version. Four reviewers for "Famitsu" gave the Saturn version a score of 17/40. Three reviewers covered the game in "Sega Saturn Magazine" (Japan). The two more critical reviewers felt the gameplay was unbalanced and generally uninspired. One criticized how the cutscenes would show still images for too long while the voices continued on top, and they compared the game to old eroge for personal computers. The more receptive reviewer appreciated the erotic themes, and felt the bullet hell gameplay was balanced and enjoyable. "Super Game Power" was also receptive of the game giving it a positive score. "Superjuegos" noted that aside from the erotic content, the game can't compete in terms of graphics or gameplay to games like "Radiant Silvergun" or "Galactic Attack".