There's a lot to recommend playing Alien Quest as a game, let alone as an H-Game. It's a fun little platformer where you slowly gather upgrades and key cards to open up previously blocked passages. All the while, you are constantly under threat from a variety of zombified humans, machines and xenomorphs.
What I really like about the game is how fluid it looks. The protagonist's movement is silky smooth and all of the attack animations are nicely crafted. There's not a lot going on in the background for most of the game but it doesn't really detract from the clean, space aesthetic the game is going for. The upgrades are reasonably placed. You feel a genuine sense of progression from exploring and levelling up as older monsters become cannon fodder to be easily dispatched. However, there are difficult enemies later on. I particularly had problems dealing with the Mother Brain and it was reminiscent of bullet hell games of yore at times. So I liked the gameplay in general. Platforming, jumping around and making use of all the upgrades, spin attacks and what not was highly enjoyable.
The real draw of the game is the animated H-Scenes, however. They are some of the best animated ones I've seen in my time of playing. The character has the right sort of jiggle, bounciness and fluidity and each animation seems to have been meticulously crafted. A bit repetitive in the sound department and as the game progresses, you lose the variety in terms of creatures for different poses but all of the scenes are incredible. It's like someone looked at Koonsoft games and then refined them until they looked stupendous.
Fun game. Would recommend.
What I really like about the game is how fluid it looks. The protagonist's movement is silky smooth and all of the attack animations are nicely crafted. There's not a lot going on in the background for most of the game but it doesn't really detract from the clean, space aesthetic the game is going for. The upgrades are reasonably placed. You feel a genuine sense of progression from exploring and levelling up as older monsters become cannon fodder to be easily dispatched. However, there are difficult enemies later on. I particularly had problems dealing with the Mother Brain and it was reminiscent of bullet hell games of yore at times. So I liked the gameplay in general. Platforming, jumping around and making use of all the upgrades, spin attacks and what not was highly enjoyable.
The real draw of the game is the animated H-Scenes, however. They are some of the best animated ones I've seen in my time of playing. The character has the right sort of jiggle, bounciness and fluidity and each animation seems to have been meticulously crafted. A bit repetitive in the sound department and as the game progresses, you lose the variety in terms of creatures for different poses but all of the scenes are incredible. It's like someone looked at Koonsoft games and then refined them until they looked stupendous.
Fun game. Would recommend.