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  Feb 14, 2021

  The things I've seen, the things I've read.. Very.. VERY educational. Thanks African Warlord.
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  Feb 20, 2022

  A warm thanks to the many members of the merchants guild. You're all truly wonderful. Have a good one.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 29, 2019

  So you're browsing the Steam store as usual, looking at the ever-growing collection of lewd-asian-women games you can buy, when you notice one has a $45 price-tag. "That's can't be right," you think, until you go to the store page and confirm that this is, in fact, a $45 lewd-asian-woman game. To the best of my ability, I'm going to help you understand why this game is absolutely worth that kind of money. [b]Story[/b] The story of Evenicle is fairly straightfoward; Aster, our protagonist, must save the world from evildoers. Not only does Evenicle make the story last a full 60 hours, but they make it an [i]enjoyable[/i] 60 hours. Across the game's seven chapters, you will be introduced to the world of Eve, which contains a multitude of countries to explore and people to meet. The story starts off fairly slow and simple; there are an unusually large amount of Outlaws harassing a town near where you begin your journey, and you decide to get to the bottom of it. Over the next few chapters, you're steadily introduced to the unforeseen depth of the Outlaw issue, and your quest becomes more severe and expansive. Not all is bad, though. You're also introduced to some very attractive women, who become instrumental in your quest. The world becomes very large very quickly, with a new country being shown in each chapter. Each country has its own history, people, and troubles that you will come to know Little by little, Evenicle builds an entire world, complete with its own holy book and founding myths. This is one of the game's greatest strengths, getting you interested enough in the world that you really start to care about what goes on within. All of the characters have their own lives, histories, and beliefs. A lot of the characters are genuinely delightful and loveable. Even the villains are not only believable, but enjoyable to come up against. Evenicle is also not above leveraging your love of the world to drive home a point, using methods only possible in an 18+ title. Now you may be asking yourself, "What's Aster's motivation?" This is a very reasonable thought to have, and thankfully it is quite simple: Aster wants to lewd beautiful women. However, to lewd someone means to marry them. Additionally, ordinary people are limited to one partner; if they go over, they become Outlaws as they have lost the blessing of Mother Eve. Knights and their near-endless higher ranks, though, are progressively blessed to be able to take more wives. To rise through the ranks of Knighthood requires heroism and bravery. Thus Aster embarks to save the world more or less because bussi. [b]Gameplay[/b] Much of your time in Evenicle will be spent in the overworld or in a battle sequence. The design of the overworld is overall very playful, with 100 unique points on the map to read about. The world also flows relatively well; countries are visually distinct, and have their own hazards and obstacles, natural or otherwise. In a battle sequence, characters take their turns on the basis of a speed stat. Early on, combat is very simple, perhaps mind-numbingly so. As more characters are introduced to your party, and as enemies become stronger and more diverse, thinking through your strategy becomes very important. To help craft a strategy, your party members have unique skills that highlight their roles in combat. Flexibility ultimately feels somewhat limited, but it's more than enough. One thing of note is that some skills are just objectively kind of bad, not really useful in any situation. Personally, I liked that I was encouraged to try out skills, and put them through their paces to find out what I should actually be using. Combats are generally not difficult outside of a few specific areas and bosses, which is understandable considering the game is as much a visual novel as it is an RPG. [b]The Lewd[/b] Wew. So we're finally here. Being that Evenicle is a $45 game, you should expect there to be lewd of a:[olist] [*]Large amount [*]Large variety [*]Large quality [/olist] Thankfully, Evenicle delivers. There are 35 romances among your wives unlocked by building up your love meter in combat. There are other assorted lewds unlocked by completing parts of the story and any side quests you come across. However, not all of the romance scenes in Evenicle are lewd. A large handful are expressly non-lewd, depicting Aster and his wives as part of a happy family. You can lewd the vast majority of women you meet, on the condition that you marry them. Evenicle does an admirable job of making the romance scenes, both lewd and non-lewd, very pleasant. [b]That End Bit[/b] So is this a good game? My answer is a resounding "yes." Is it worth the money? Again, yes. In conclusion, I love my wives.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 9, 2019

  Hey Hey People
• gamedeal user

  Nov 30, 2019

  Sseth sent me here. This game does not disappoint.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 15, 2020

  hey hey people https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5s3jGiJOcE
• gamedeal user

  Dec 29, 2019

  Most H games aren't about sex. There's some story the author wants to tell and the H-scenes are only thrown in there to presumably sell more copies. Evenicle does not do that. Evenicle's plot is about sex. All the characters discuss sex all the time. Every arc is, ultimately, sex-related. The main character's motivation is sex. The entire game is designed around sex and surprisingly, [i]it does it really well.[/i] The characters feel unique and complex. The plot is compelling. I expected a good game with some H-scenes. I got a good game made up [i]entirely[/i] of H-scenes.
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2021

  Bowling balls and sausages :)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 11, 2018

  The gameplay is definitely the weakest part of Evenicle. It's standard JRPG combat with mostly non-threatening encounters that you can just mash basic attack to get through. Fortunately the speedup options and optional autocombat make this fast enough to not be more than a mild annoyance. Some of the story bossfights can be challenging if you're not overleveled, as well as a few optional bosses, but even those are mostly trivialized if you grind for a while. Outside of combat the game is mostly running around an overworld from one story location to the next, with exploration yielding extra treasure, abilities and the occasional sidequest. It's pleasant enough, but nothing groundbreaking. The character designer is the same as for Senran Kagura, and that shows. Character designs are great and most of the art is very pretty to look at, although there's occasionally some weird anatomy going on in the lewd scenes. Overall the sexual content is quite vanilla, but this being an Alicesoft game there are still a few rougher scenes, including both human and monster rape. A few of these scenes show blood and mild gore, but they are quite infrequent. The writing is a strong point, with plenty of fun characters to interact with. The plot on the other hand is nothing to write home about, and you can largely see the twists coming a mile away. The lewd scenes are fairly enjoyable and quite varied (even if mostly vanilla). In few cases the art or characters didn't really do it for me, but with over 60 scenes total there's plenty there for anyone to enjoy. There's a few features lacking compared to other titles (like lack of background sound effects), but that doesn't take too much away from the experience. The game clocks in at about 35-45 hours if you just push through the main story, and 60-70 if you want 100% completion. I'd definitely recommend it to any fan of english language lewd games, it's one of the best ones out there. Gameplay: 6/10 Lewds: 9/10 Art: 10/10 Writing: 9/10
• gamedeal user

  May 7, 2022

  I wish i could buy Evenicle 2 on steam