Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2021

  Pros -I love the art and characters -Simple but immersive gameplay Cons -Minor bugs and visual glitches -Not as much diversity in H-scenes as in developer's other offerings Conclusion Solid game good for 4-8 hours of play. The art style is unique, but I like it a lot. There were a number of bugs (mostly visual glitches) in the game on launch - most have been fixed, but don't expect the level of polish you would get from a higher-budget game. I do wish there was more variety in the H-scenes - previous offerings from this developer like Abyssal Agent Alyss had excellent variety, but a lot of the H-scenes in this feel kind of similar.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 8, 2021

  This game has a lot of passion put into it. It's not perfect, but it's also not aiming to be something it's not. The creator (it seems) has aimed for a game with puzzling levels and some very nice h-scenes to break up that loop. It works pretty well! As someone who usually dislike puzzle games, I felt it was challenging. BUT it was fun enough to keep me engaged. The animations & art is very smooth and pleasing to look at. In short, love the h scenes & the gameplay is enjoyable too! If you are ONLY interested in the h scenes I'm sure a guide would help you speed through the levels.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 12, 2021

  Very brief RPGMaker movement-puzzle game that is way too light on content to be considered good value for money. It comes across as a deliberate attempt to plagiarise Phantom Thief Celianna. Barely 2 hours of gameplay, and a fair bit of frustrating padding to get to that, so it's very over-priced for what you get.

  It has some well-presented animated sex-scenes

  And the (very) little writing that goes with them and the cut-scenes could be considered above-average; but they are all very brief and mostly divorced from the gameplay or the larger narrative. It reuses a few assets in the sex-scenes a bit which further reduces the amount of content. No uncensor patch needed as far as I could tell.

  The puzzle gameplay is fine in a crude sub-Zelda sort of way.

  Sometimes it can be frustrating: Several times I found myself saving right before a difficult puzzle, failing the puzzle within seconds, and then having to sit through a really lengthy failure cutscene, only to reload and then make another mistake equally quickly. Until I figured out you could hit F5 to force a reset-to-main-menu and thus speed up the reloading, I was wasting more time waiting to have another crack at a puzzle than actually playing the game. This was generally only on a handful of the puzzles - and these were pretty much either trial-and-error puzzles or those which involved fighting the poor RPGMaker controls to avoid falling off narrow platforms or getting stuck on corners. There's really not a lot to do, and the exploration aspect (the best bit of the actual gameplay) is very superficial.

  Avoid this unless it's on a VERY steep discount – it feels more like a playable demo than a complete game.

  Which is a shame, as I liked the art-style, the concept, the characters, and even the gameplay was fun enough while it lasted. But there's just no depth to it, and as there's REALLY limited content, no length or breadth to it either.