評論

• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2022

  I'M AUTISTIC AND I FOUND SOME WAY TO MAKE THIS GAME A BIGGER WINDOW SIZE CAW CAW, AT LEAST ON WINDOWS 11 CAW CAW. I THINK IT IS F7 CAW CAW, HOWEVER CROW COULD NOT TURN THE BACKGROUND MUSIC OFF CAW CAW, VETERAN PLAYERS OF RPGMAKER GAMES KNOW THAT MOST RPGMAKER SONGS ARE NOT THAT GOOD CAW CAW AMBIENT TRENT REZNOR THIS GAME IS NOT CAW CAW I TRIED GOING INTO THE OPTION MENU, I ENDED UP WITH A SEX SCENE OF TWO GIRLS 69 EACH OTHER, AND GAINING CURSE AT THE SAME TIME CAW CAW. SO THIS GAME IS GOING TO BE LIKE CURSED ARMOR CAW CAW. FAP FOR FUN SEARCH THAT ONE IF YOU EVER GET THE CHANCE CAW CAW I DO NOT EXPECT YOU TO READ ALL THIS TEXT BECAUSE I SURELY WOULD NOT CAW CAW.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 28, 2022

  Dont be fooled by nice art, the game itself is absolute garbage even by shovelware standards.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 2, 2022

  wonderful games, with a bit sad ending
• gamedeal user

  Mar 7, 2023

  DEMON'S SWORD SNAKES is the first game from the developer Circle E.B., with that said the game had potential but falls short in it's execution and the publisher messed up the release as well, delivering a mediocre final product with potential, that feels way worse than it should be.

  Good

  Very interesting RPG Mechanics that are different from your commonly used RPG maker/Wolf RPG battle system. <*>Turn-based combat, with a QTE mechanic for counter attacks. <*>Well developed Crafting system for items that is one of the main focus of the whole RPG. <*>Combat isn't required for level up, crafting gives EXP. <*>Skills are acquired by mastering weapons. <*>Story might not be outstanding but it does keep you interested in the main characters and the world building.

  Bad

  Pretty much everything else. <*>Game Resolution is only 320x240 that looks bad even on small screens like the Steam Deck, don't be fooled by the store page screenshots. <*>H-mechanics had potential but were not properly developed. <*>Lust system is interesting but badly implemented with high thresholds of lust to achieve and too little chances to increase it, it can be done with a boring and unrewarding grind. <*>H-grid/menu where you choose to spend your lust is confusing, unappealing and a shore to use. <*>H-scenes themselves have horrible presentation, with weird image formatting, positioning and too much flashing/blinking with even sprites flickering often. <*>Game has only one ending and feels like it didn't really end, getting you hooked on it's initial premise without delivering. <*>The worst offender, the translation quality is atrocious.

  Conclusion

  For a game that hooks you on it's mechanics and introductory story, the translation is so bad that it tears it all down, turning an interesting but slightly above average game into a bad experience. Wasabi is at fault for releasing and leaving the game in such a bad state. With all its issues, this game doesn't deserve the price tag, even if it had a good translation with properly formatted menus that elevated its presentation and enjoyment this would be a 8€ game at best, but in it's current state I wouldn't buy it for more than 3€. It's important to mention that the on top of the bad translation, the game does not have Steam cloud, Steam achievements or Steam trading cards, so even at 80% discount, it's hard to justify getting this. P.S.: Circle E.B.'s first attempt shows a huge potential, so I very much recommend you try their second game Pronant Symphony which improved on most of the concerns I had for Demon's Sword Snakes and has been translated by DLsite who did a much better job at translating the game, unfortunately it hasn't been released on Steam and it's currently exclusive to DLsite. I encourage you to follow the creator's ci-en for more updates or his twitter @Nakiji_eb.
• gamedeal user

  May 21, 2023

  Steam reviews are such a mess. Bad games get undeserved praises while a good game like this doesn't get enough praises it deserved. It's not as bad as they've said. The game is fascinating in its own way. If you've played and loved Pronant Symphony, I believe you'll like this game too. Game mechanic felt like an under-developed version of that game (not a negative point though, still had a lot of fun with it). Story is alright, while translation is a bit unpolished but shouldn't be much problem. Also, the resolution should be this low in the first place since it's an old RPG Maker game. You should've expected it. This shouldn't be a con at all.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2020

  Game Length: 8 Hours 5/5 Story: Story Rich Hentiegames 5/5 Gameplay: Innovative RPG!!! 5/5 Art: Alright. Patch Required. Censored. 4/5 Grand Total: 9.5/10 Extremely shocked to find out that this game was the same as the devs that made Pronant Symphony. This game seems to be a sequel of it or a different arc within the same timelines. I was so engrossed into this game and thought it was so similar, a couple of the villains were the same characters and game play mechanics were also too similar. I loved Pronant Symphony and these devs didn't let me down on this title either! This game was very tear jerking, touching, and moving. Truly outstanding, I loved this game and I'll never forget this hidden gem wolfrpgmaker. Highly reccommend if you are into a game with thriller and more meaning!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 10, 2020

  [h1]QUICK FACTS[/h1] Type: H-RPG (Wolf RPG) Developer: E.B. Publisher: Wasabi Entertainment Price: 12,49 € Est. playtime: 12-15 hours Censorship: no [h1]THE GAME[/h1] [b]MECHANICS[/b] Indy RPG game with fairly expansive mechanics. You control a party of 3-4 members, raising your stats as you complete quests and defeat monsters. In addition, you acquire new skills by leveling weapons, which can be crafted by collecting various materials. Random encounters scale with your own progression, keeping the game challenging. The game has an open-world feel to it; you’re free to roam around on the overland map and complete side quests/dungeons at your leasure before progressing with the main storyline. Controls: Keyboard only. [b]STORY[/b] DNS puts you in the shoes of a male protagonist (name’s up to you) hailing from a small country village. Together with two female adventurers, Spica and Lulu, you’re looking to free yourself from a curse put on the three of you by a succubus. Traveling through the lands, you’ll battle to free the realm and yourself from demonic influences, while trying to discover out how and why you ended up in this situation. Naturally, there’s also the curse itself to deal with, as it gradually tries to corrupt you and your two unfriendly yet attractive traveling companions. [b]QUALITY[/b] When judging by its gameplay alone, DNS is actually one of the more entertaining indy H-RPG’s games I’ve played. You’ll need to hunt for particular materials, pick your battles carefully, think on which items to level and make good use of the skills available to you. Despite that, combat (and the game itselfs) remains challenging and fast-paced. The story won’t win any awards for originality, but it’s interesting enough to keep you involved up until the final battle. DNS even has a tutorial of sorts, in the form of a talking cat doll that accompanies you and periodialy comments on your achievements (usually not in a complimentary way). The game’s biggest drawback is its translation/localization for the English market. Wasabi has put in a little bit more effort than its nefarious competitor does, but not much. Most text is comprehendible, but the interpunction is bad (words glued together without spacing) and there’s special characters (@,#, etc.) inserted in all kinds of illogical places. It’s also a fairly old game (2014), which means dated graphics. [h1]THE GOODS[/h1] [b]SUBJECT[/b] The lewd in DNS is about your sexual escapades with Lulu and Spica, as well as the ladies together. About half of it is fairly vanilla, but as the curse progresses more extreme scenes become available. At first, nothing is consensual: Spica and Lulu clearly express having little to no interest in sex whatsoever. Naturally, this changes as the curse grows worse. Keywords: [spoiler]bondage, big breasts, group, fluids, forced, futa, lesbian, monster, solo, straight, tentacles[/spoiler] [b]CONTENT[/b] 25 scenes consisting of 1-3 CG’s. In addition, Lulu and Spica’s outfits tear up during combat. [b]ACCESS[/b] To unlock adult content, you’ll need to raise the curse level of both yourself and the ladies, as well as their affection for you. The first is done by doing lewd acts and certain magic spells (most notably healing); the latter by lewd acts and completing quests. Once your curse level is high enough, you can choose to see a lewd event at magical circles that appear in some places on the map. In addition, there a few locations (such as the Hot Springs) that feature lewd events if your curse level is high enough. [b]QUALITY[/b] The quality of the images is mediocre when measured against today’s standards. The resolution isn’t great; moreover, scenes rely more on visual effects (flickering/scrolling/zooming, etc.) than variety in artwork. Still, you’ll probably have seen worse. [h1]VERRO’S VERDICT[/h1] I picked up DNS expecting a cash grab from a seemingly dubious publisher, but got more than I bargained for. Mind you, it is a cash grab: putting a six-year old game out for 10+ euro’s without even translating it properly is just bad business practice by any standard. Having said that, DNS is a decent indy game that beats many of its competitors in the genre. Even if you don’t care for the lewd, you’ll get a few evenings of old school RPG fun out it. Worth a try! [i]Looking for fairly priced adult games with good gameplay? Follow my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38781731-Chez-Verro/]curator page![/url][/i]
• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2020

  Locked resolution in the 320x240 level. No method to configure sound or any other setting. Locked resolution is also restricted to windowed mode only
• gamedeal user

  May 16, 2021

  Very bad, even the mosaic was not completely removed.
• gamedeal user

  May 17, 2021

  So,let's start of with the big elephants in the room. Many reviews are pretty bad for the game, I gonna point out for me , the good and the bad. So far ,I played around 2,5hours and I would never even think about writing a review if I wouldn't get the feeling that I "mastered" the main part of the game. So the bad,yes the resolution is fixed very small (I didn't have too much problem after 5min of playing to get used to it). The pixel graphics are sometimes hard to tell exactly what you can interact with and what is just for show. The scenes on the other hand are amazingly well drawn, you unlock them being "cursed",which the story even tells you to go through for all the naughty stuff,so that's a big upvote. Music is in general RPG maker,standard. Nothing outstanding ,nothing boring. Pretty blant, you get used to very fast. The gameplay itself has a really good concept. I like the crafting to get your gear higher and then basically lvling for your gear and stacking it up like that. But the combat...... babylord Jesus ,the combat is atrocious. After you scan all your opponent ,you can basically "auto battle" the fights. Is there sense in it? Sometimes yes,sometimes no. You can auto turn it off or on but it is always a 50% if they do what they want or what you want them to do. And than the scaling, so as a hardcore grinder, I leveled my gear to the max pretty earlier (as I said 2,5h in the game and I am in the max quality gear),so why are there at least 3 types of enemies, that nuke me with AOE spells in 2 turns? Or perma sleep me and 2 hit me? The difficulty doesn't make any sense and made the game for me completly unplayable. If you look for an auto battler where you just wait and autobattle to get some H-Scene (pretty nice ones) and the small resolution isn't a problem for you ,go for it. I really enjoyed them. But other than that, I wouldn't recommend it, there are better fun games out there ,more fair and higher resolution.