Took a whole month, but I finished it. It was a treat, mostly. As with all the games in this series I’m mostly going to just free write this post with my opinions and thoughts on stuff. I’m not going to go spoiler heavy so don’t expect much on the cliffhanger, though there’s a lot of fun discussions to be had about that and how the next game is going to start. Cold Steel 1’s cliffhanger is bland compared to this one, though Cold Steel 3’s is similar. I like this one’s more though.
H Scene Count- 23
Created by , translated by
Length- 3-4 hours, with the first being mostly grinding
RPG Maker parody about Naruto. I think it takes place before the time skip but after edgy emo boy leaves. Though everyone is aged up to their post time skip looks, physically at least.
Continue readingA flash series that had it’s last game turned into a Non-Flash buyable product released on Steam. No need to worry about backstory or world lore, this is a mostly standalone entry.
Natalie, the girl above, is the poster girl of fanservice for the whole series, though only 4 and 5 really do much other then have her jiggle. She’s the whole reason I decided this got into the ecchi game list, and I’m glad I played this. It was a satisfying turn based RPG.
Continue reading1/10. How dare they put Rixia into the post final boss cutscene for like a minute and then not put her in the party for the postgame but give you Fei who also only shows up in that same cutscene.
Ahem. Daybreak 2 is a sequel to Daybreak, but not really to the Trails series. As in it does very little for the overall story, instead giving small character arc steps for the core cast in different ways. It also adds back in a bunch of missing stuff from Daybreak 1, like a card game. And plentiful ingame costumes.
Like the rest of the Trails series, just going to talk through some thoughts and general impressions. No full category talk stuff here.
Continue readingH Scene Count- 18
Created by popopolygon, translated by dlsite
Length- 12-15 hours
That name would make you think this is a monster capture style game, but really it’s a simple old school RPG. The kind where the random encounter count is high, but if you fight most of them you won’t need to grind.
Also, I’m going to refer to the main character as Dil and the other one as Ona, I’m not writing sex toy names a bunch of times.
Continue readingSequel to Death end;Quest. Mostly similar in gameplay, though story style is more helpless children and far more occulty then the VR/real world mixing and cult stuff from 1. Has slightly less lewd stuff, or in other words barely any.
I have to rant a bit before getting to the rest of the game stuff. Every guide lies a bit. All of them. They list NG+ as being the only condition for the extra story stuff the game has. That stuff is NG+ True End only. If you take the final bad end, which also has a NG+ option, you set yourself up for an entire extra playthrough. That was dumb.
Continue readingIn my continued quest to get through all of Compile Hearts/Idea Factories fanservice games I finally went through their most serious title. If Fairy Fencer was an attempt at being serious Neptunia with a 50/50 split on silly and serious, Death end is Neptunia if you inverted the tone entirely. 90% serious, 10% silly.
The game is 60%~ VN and the rest is turn based RPG in a similar vein to Neptunia.
Continue readingH Scene Count- 57 + threesomes which are annoying to count… let’s say 12.
Created by Assmodeus Unlimited Lewd Works Patreon SubStar
Length-8-10 hours I think?
Unity harem themed dungeon crawler style RPG. You are chosen one! Get laid and defeat/recruit the succubi and free the other men from Virgin Island!
Continue readingH Scene Count- 89 + 6 alternate versions
Created by Alicesoft, translated by Shirvavune
Length- 30 hours or so
Finally finished this. Dohna Dohna is Alicesoft’s 30th year celebration game. It’s a mix turn based and management sim. It’s probably most well known for it’s art style. It’s one of the more recommended games for me to play, so I did it. I… didn’t care for it.
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.
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