I LOVE Introspurt's art style and have ever since I first discovered it, and Crimson Keep is filled to the brim with art content and sexy H-scenes.
Do note that Introspurt is very vanilla with his scenes. The most taboo you get in Crimson Keep is some lewder girl-on-girl action. I'm fine with it, but some people want more vulgar stuff and these games don't have it, they bank on characters and art for mostly normal consensual sex scenes (no rape, hypnosis, transformation, common f95 debauchery, etc. etc.)
The H-content is great. But Crimson Keep is a game. As a game this is about 2/5 with the great H-content heightening it for me to a 3/5.
The gameplay in these games is just not fun. IIRC, Introspurt went away from using RPGmaker and instead designed this on its own (sort of) engine which works great for animations, but it's basically a jankier RPG with sloppy fighting and sloppier moving mechanics.
The battles themselves aren't so bad, but moving from point A to B and fighting certain enemies or random enemy spawns can get really tedious and time-wasting. Additionally, you can get semi-softlocked if you're not careful. The short H-scenes at the end of "normal enemy" combats are nice and keep you excited but don't save the grind and high random encounter chance.
Certain quests and areas of maps can be confusing and end up wasting some more player time. It's not awful, but if you save, quit, and come back after a while you'll have a really hard time rediscovering what you're supposed to be doing or sometimes where to even go.
My short recommendation -- play these games for the H-content, use cheat engine (or a guide) to rapidly break through fights. The H-content is worth it, but the gameplay is super tedious.
Introspurt put Crimson Keep on hold to experiment with Eld, and hopefully corrects the negatives of the Crimson Keep games to create even better titles.
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Do note that Introspurt is very vanilla with his scenes. The most taboo you get in Crimson Keep is some lewder girl-on-girl action. I'm fine with it, but some people want more vulgar stuff and these games don't have it, they bank on characters and art for mostly normal consensual sex scenes (no rape, hypnosis, transformation, common f95 debauchery, etc. etc.)
The H-content is great. But Crimson Keep is a game. As a game this is about 2/5 with the great H-content heightening it for me to a 3/5.
The gameplay in these games is just not fun. IIRC, Introspurt went away from using RPGmaker and instead designed this on its own (sort of) engine which works great for animations, but it's basically a jankier RPG with sloppy fighting and sloppier moving mechanics.
The battles themselves aren't so bad, but moving from point A to B and fighting certain enemies or random enemy spawns can get really tedious and time-wasting. Additionally, you can get semi-softlocked if you're not careful. The short H-scenes at the end of "normal enemy" combats are nice and keep you excited but don't save the grind and high random encounter chance.
Certain quests and areas of maps can be confusing and end up wasting some more player time. It's not awful, but if you save, quit, and come back after a while you'll have a really hard time rediscovering what you're supposed to be doing or sometimes where to even go.
My short recommendation -- play these games for the H-content, use cheat engine (or a guide) to rapidly break through fights. The H-content is worth it, but the gameplay is super tedious.
Introspurt put Crimson Keep on hold to experiment with Eld, and hopefully corrects the negatives of the Crimson Keep games to create even better titles.
If you appreciate this review, see my profile; I list all of my reviews in a comments thread. Thanks ☑