eTIRu, maker of Crawling Lab and Last Saintess. This is their first fanservice game, with their first actual game being some cat thing. It’s mostly a simple Slendermen esque thing, which made me realize stealth is a very rare genre for fanservice. 18+ Monster girl and succubus things have used it before, but for fanservice stuff avoiding the hot girl is not usually your goal.
This series has a strange history… this is the third entry in it. After around 20 years. And this isn’t really a full game in it’s own right, but more of an intro arc to the sequel game. It’s a bit weird…
You play Wanan with his Fae nanny, Fluffy is what he calls her. You run around and learn stuff, then fight stuff, then it ends in tragedy for the sequel. Yep.
Continue readingThis came out a month earlier the I expected, and wasn’t the next game I was expecting from qureate at all. I thought next was the soccer management game? Not that I’m complaining, this was a treat for the eyes.
Wonder when qureate will make a gacha game? They have enough characters at this point.
Continue readingFor the sake of my play a bunch of ecchi game genre things, I’m counting this as multi game, aka a game with a bunch of different genre’s mashed up in it. In reality, I played this as an excuse to talk about Danganronpa since I feel I had to bring up the franchise eventually.
As for Rain Code itself, it’s a detective story with the hot, puffy Shinigami-chan who jiggles around as you solve murders.
Continue readingI wish more pervy indie games were coming out and that people on the Steam forum boards would stop bitching about them not being porn games…
Anyway, from the makers of Wife Quest comes a beat’em up. No, I’ve never talked about Wife Quest, it was something I was seriously considering a few years back though. A girl rescuing her husband from the harem of monster girls he accidentally seduced? Sounds hilarious. It wasn’t pervy enough for the blog though. This one is.
Continue readingI finally decided to finish this series. A big part of this was me enjoying Dungeon Travelers, I wanted to try another dungeon crawler and see if it just a playstyle thing.
I had a better time. There’s still issues but overall I had a better time with this throughout then I did with Skelter 1 or 2. As for the story and such… eh. It’s alright, way to much missed potential in this setting.
Continue readingAn indie schmup/VN hybrid I had my eye on for the last year that finally came out. Has some ecchi and a swerve into a fairly serious plot, fitting for what is technically a war story.
At the end of this I’m going to talk a bit about marketing, as watching this game come out in real time and how it performed had me look around a bit.
Continue readingFrom the same creator as The Last Saintess, we have Crawling Lab.
It’s a roguelite FPS with some interesting ideas and some jugs wandering around.
Continue readingThe next entry into the series, Daybreak takes place in Calvard, the last 7 game’s countries (Erebonia and Crossbell) neighbor. You play as Van, a morally loose man who goes by Spriggan as he works with Agnes, a girl related to the crazy scientist who basically started their entire industrial revolution, who is searching for 8 Genesis. These are basically prototype devices to test arts and quartz, basically the usable magic rocks. As apparently the world will end if she can’t find all 8. That’s what her grandpa’s diary tells her at least.
The rest of this write up will follow the early Trails entries styles where I mostly rant and praise things at mostly random.
Continue readingSo I found the developer Etirue on Steam. Has some games with some buxom girls and with a variety of genres I’d figure I’d give some a try and then decide if I wanted to count them as ecchi or cashgrabs. There’s some actual effort here so I’m counting it as a worthwhile ecchi game to throw into my project.
Crawling Lab, Etirue’s FPS rogue thing was suppose to be first, but that’s still receiving content so I finished this instead. The Last Saintess is a tower defense meets survivor style game.
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