Pretty girls teach beefy guys
Pure and fresh space always has a few hunk male to appear over there, regard beautiful girl, what is to let a person have a sense of achievement more than adjust teach hunk male.
Nine beautiful girls can be your choice, take up the magic weapon, let the beefy man submit.
You can attack beefy with normal attack and four magic abilities.When you successfully train the beefcake, you will get a lot of gold.With these coins, you can unlock the best sisters and take turns coaching the beefy guys.
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Neko Dungeon | 喵酱迷城 | 喵醬迷城 | ねこダンジョン
Shallow gameplay, nice artwork, not even close to justifying the price tag.
– Real player with 17.8 hrs in game
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Having fun
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
Evil Maze 2 | 惡魔迷宮 2
Long overdue review, Evil Maze 2 expands on the original Evil Maze game and it’s rogue dungeon elements. With more dungeon levels and items the game offers a lot more secrets to discover and overall replay value. Granted, I don’t think it’s as difficult as the original, as once you know the location of certain items well enough to consistently get them the game becomes very easy so long as you’re not reckless and get that heal spell.
The pixel artstyle is cute and colorful enough, though not much in animation on their own, with the cut scene artwork being good and generally an improvement of the first games style, though perhaps not as good as a full on VN.
– Real player with 19.5 hrs in game
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“Evil Maze 2 - Suhaya : Wow, Whait is it? _ )/"
The above sentence is the cute expression of the heroine you will see most frequently in this game. Evil Maze 2. It’s the latest roguelike game made by ZOV GAME STUDIO. This game was created with the RPG Maker tool, but more interesting than expected. Especially improved than its previous game Evil Maze . The atmosphere is vibrant overall, and the illustration is even more lovely .
– Real player with 11.5 hrs in game
The Void Rains Upon Her Heart
BEST Shoot em' up/BulletHell/Roguelite I’ve ever played in my entire life. It has my HIGHEST recommendation! I don’t have enough thumbs to put up!
Goodbye Raiden! So long Space Invaders Extreme. Take care Crimzon Clover! Nice knowing you Ikaruga! Was fun R-Type! Move aside StarFox. Bye Bye Gradius! Nice try JamesTown! Will miss you Stellar Interface! Rest in piece to every bullet hell shooter before TVRUHH!
I believe in a little thing called LOVE..
The theme of the game and a very powerful sentiment! The premise is you play the story of a young woman who is tempted by monsters to let go and become on of them. These monsters are mean, spiteful and vile beings. She doesn’t want to become like them, become like those evil monsters.
– Real player with 51.0 hrs in game
I picked up TVRUHH during the winter sale, and I was pleasantly surprised to see how well put together the game is. It is filled with great design decisions that let it avoid every single pitfall in the roguelite genre.
The Strengths section lists many of the major areas where you went above and beyond in making the game good and balanced.
I highly recommend it.
STRENGTHS:
The Beginning of the Game is Not Slow or Boring
The start of a run is probably the most important thing in a roguelite. You are going to do the first area, first fight, first whatever, many more times than you do anything else. Yet nearly every single game in the genre screws it up. Nobody likes the basement in the Binding of Isaac. The Mines in Noita are tedious. The Mines/Dwelling in Spelunky 1/2 make people stop playing the game. Roguelites, due to their fast and steep power curve, suffer from basic and boring beginnings.
– Real player with 46.3 hrs in game
Missy’s Transformation Tournament
It’s a fun game that aims to fill a mostly empty niche in the game market: transformation games. It has ambitious plans for the future and the developer has put a lot of thought into the lore for the setting of this game and his plans for the game mechanics of the future kingdom mode. It’s free so if you’re on the fence about it you can try it at no cost to you.
– Real player with 22.6 hrs in game
absolutely love the game, even bought them the DLC to show my support, I believe this game has a promising future with many updates coming up to be excited about
– Real player with 13.4 hrs in game
Slasher’s Keep
Target Audience: Rougelite players, Dungeon Crawlers, honestly most anyone who likes games
Summary:
Slasher’s Keep….yeah it’s sorta taken a bit of my time. I’m the indie guy who tries to cover as much as I can, so I’ve got a lot of games at 2-3 hours. Slasher’s Keep has dug under my skin, decided to live there as much as Hades on the Switch has, and well I find myself still wanting more of it. There’s definitely a formula that Slasher’s Keep follows that keeps the addiction going: including a variety of interesting skills and items that make different characters and runs interesting, and a core combat system that gets accuracy of melee combat right in so many ways. All the different systems that Slasher’s Keep synergize together to be something that I didn’t want to put down.
– Real player with 83.5 hrs in game
After beating the game, I think I can safely say you’re probably only going to get 40 hours out of this game unless you’re one of those sick freaks who enjoys getting every achievement. In this game, increasing your level is not treated as a reward you get for defeating difficult bosses, it’s treated as an integral part of gameplay, requiring the player slog through every earlier level to get just enough exp to equip slightly better gear and actually have a chance in the RNG based level design.
– Real player with 47.1 hrs in game
NEOVERSE
At its core, Neoverse is a Slay-the-Spire-esque “roguelike” deckbuilding game where you play cards to clear combat encounters across three acts of increasing difficulty, each one capped off with a boss fight. It aggressively invites comparisons to its dark fantasy predecessor, being more similar than many others in the same narrow genre.
However, despite the fact that it saves a lot of effort by way of imitation, Neoverse is a rather different experience to play.
For one, Neoverse is more forgiving. Some negative reviews complain about the difficulty spike of the bonus boss, but while that encounter does require more care and preparation than anything else in Neoverse, it’s still nowhere near the teeth-grinding frustration that you get in many games with “Roguelike” elements that expect you to fail over and over until the RNG winds blow fair and you’re able to assemble that perfect winning combo. I’d go so far as to say that until you start pushing the harder content like higher-level Transcendent Universe runs or Challenge Mode, the game is actually pretty easy… at least if you have a good instinct, either learned from playing or transferred in from familiarity with the genre, for what to do in general. But, I would say instead that Neoverse feels much more ‘fair’ than most other members of the genre.
– Real player with 59.1 hrs in game
One of the best Spire-type games out there!
Without a doubt. If you like Slay the Spire, you’ll love this little gem!
The setting of the game puts us in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic “universe” where mankind stuck its d#ck in crazy when everything was fine and dandy as it was. As a result, humanity finds itself in QUITE the pickle with multiple realities slamming into each other like a night at the local rave club - only it’s not fun and drugs are nowhere to be found. Monsters, and God knows what else, start pouring through as dimensional shifts smash realities into each other and try to find a balance amidst the chaos. Naturally humanity was NOT ready for this level of f#cktitude, and - as could be expected - that which once WAS is now a complete, dilapidated mess.
– Real player with 45.5 hrs in game
Seek Girl:Fog Ⅰ
Too Long Didn’t Read Version
| Recommend | Yes, at list price or on sale |
| (Adult) Content | M/F and F/Tentacles |
| Censorship? | No - With Free Steam Patch |
| Hours of Gameplay | One to two hours |
| Patch Available? | Download as Steam DLC . |
Synopsis
– Real player with 25.2 hrs in game
The early access version was confusing and limited. But now the full version is out and its actually pretty good.
Make sure the DLC is installed and go to the settings menu and faff around changing the language to English. Once you’ve done that its a entertaining game, with great art and H content.
You start in a mysterious fog and have to make your way around a map avoiding enemies on routine pattern patrols. In the fog you can find skeletons with various hints and the occasional female adventurer/witch/monster and items/gifts to help you.
– Real player with 15.8 hrs in game
Tower Hunter: Erza’s Trial
A good game with broken mechanics.
Mostly simple, kill hordes of enemies and move forward. The game doesn’t really help with any direction on things that can be done, it’s mostly up to us which means a player can probably go through the entire game without knowing some very basics mechanics that can be done. There is hardly anything in the game to read or explore more on, sometimes even the minuscule help it offers will be hard to understand. One simply has to hope they understood the message it conveys.
– Real player with 47.7 hrs in game
### ”A potential rogue-like metroidvania where the death is learning…“
Tower Hunter: Erza’s Trial is a mixture of metroidvania and rogue-like element developed by indie IceSea Team of two people. It adapts into side-scrolling game with the influence of soul-like mainstream. Yet still have some flaws and require polishing during Early Access (currently 3 playerable levels). It’s risk-reward fun for people who seek a challenge.
Story and Presentation
Set in the hybrid fantasy world with some modern tech elements, the world design is clean, well-produced texture, and colorful. You play as a young maiden named “Erza”who specialize in close combat and ice spells. She has to prove herself by conquering mysterious tower to prove hunter’s license and get rid of wedding plan. The story is simple and straightforward, but what lies on the top of tower is quite intriguing. You spend most of time chatting with Devil companion between the levels as I hope they develop relationship through the story.
– Real player with 42.6 hrs in game
Conglomerate 451
Hey guys,
TLDR: If you like dungeon crawlers, especially futuristic (ala Starcrawlers) there is a good chance you will like this game too.
Conglomerate 451 is set in and under (water) a cyberpunk style city. Actually my favourite map is the ‘entry’ cityscape. I love the look and the rain/water effects are pretty nice. Would liked to have had missions based in an offshoot of the outdoor area but currently all missions are enclosed. After the tutorial mission you can skip this part and head straight to the mission, which i do not recommend as buffs and map hacks and shopping can be done in the city and can make the mission itself more rewarding and easier.
– Real player with 114.7 hrs in game
*** this Review has been updated after the developer addressed some of the issues. It’s good to see that they are listening to feedback and including suggestions in their process****
This game. . . First off, I haven’t played as much as it shows. I leave games on overnight etc. so. . . I’ve played a little over four hours. . . too long to get my money back and just long enough for this game’s deep flaws to become unbearable for me. I can’t recommend this game to picky gamers. Here’s how it broke down for me:
– Real player with 83.1 hrs in game