Unreal Engine - Completed - Dimension: Apostle [Final] [Oiwa Kuna Games]

The character creation was overly extensive but kind of unintiuitive. Additionally, despire the extensiveness of body options, there was little that could be changed in the face. The result is that the "male" option has a weirdly feminien head with a ripped body builder body which is just kind of jarring. Additionally its not entirely clear what the objective or goal of the game is at all. The quality of sex animations are subpar, making the game just not really that enjoyable even once you get the hang of it.

Unfun, unfappable. You just run around until you are caught by a creepy bitch with a weird grin all the time. Can't move the camera around and the position you end up with is totally random so you can't control that either (I always ended up with the same 2 animations which were nice but again not fappable for me).

to little content and clunky one at that its more a early alfa then a finished game

sorry i knew how had it is to develope games but this is just to little with no end limmited ceans and no real posability to avoid the predetors not to manchen the clipping, the bugs with the doors and even no therd end that the game discription is implaing

TLDR: This isn't even a game it sucks so much.

This "game" sucks for quite a few reasons and as it is listed as complete, I don't think it's gonna get any better.

1) Customization - At least you can customize the antagonist... Even if the customization is an unreliable and unsteady crapchute and you can make some true body horrors including inverted people. Plenty of options are missing as well and honestly, it's better to not even bother.

2) Plot - What plot? You get kidnapped for as a "gift" and I think you are trying to escape but... that is literally all there is to it.

3) Setting - IDK if the mansion is just an available asset that comes with Unreal but it's almost the same mansion as the one seen in Obscene Mansion.

4) Gameplay - Sucks... you are moving around the mansion, through tight, claustrophobic corridors and most often if you spot the fiend, they also spot you... You can run but there is no point because you can't lose them. Then when they catch you...

5) Animations - Hooo boy, when you are caught you have a sex animation in one of a few places and they all look like ass. This is also the reason customization is pointless, at least for the male character...

Yeah, this seems to be more of a proof of concept then a game and even then, it ain't a great one. It just sucks to try to "play" and I've seen quite literally nothing new, making this a MASSIVE waste of time and space.

At least it was free, though it doesn't even feel like it.

Apparently only 2 endings, and 2 scenes with each character. Basically cooks your PC for a minuscule amount of content.

Camera phases through doors, and the enemy makes no sound so you can't know if you're walking into the room where they are or not.

[Final]
Looks nice, until you try to play...
Then pc boils up.

-Story, Originality
You were caught to a monster castle and several entities hunt you.

-Renders
Interesting 3d models, that you can customize.
And a lot of bought assets (or free).

-Sound
Some basic sounds (maybe from free assets).

-Playability
You walk around and...
And I didn't see anything else.

-Performance
PC gets medium-high stress, but boils up like it's overburdened.

-Bugs
Camera gets through objects;
Was caught by an invisible (or super silent enemy);
After getting caught the animation didn't progress and stuttered (like my PC tried to calculate every frame in live).

-Animations
Very slow animations (liked them somewhat due to the good 3d models).

-Voice Acting
Didn't hear any.

-Grammar
Didn't see any mistakes.

-Amount of content
Not even sure what the gameplay like aside from walking and opening doors...

After failing once and feeling my PC melting I quite.

But, again, I like how 3D models of people/creatures look.
It's a shame that it works and plays badly.

Rating: Dimension: Apostle

---{ Graphics }---
☐ Each frame was painted by Da Vinci
☐ The Witcher 3
☑ They are really good
☐ Made with love
☐ Outdated graphics but still acceptable
☐ Looks like a PS2 game
☐ Paint.exe
☐ Looks like Atari game graphics

---{ Animation }---
☐ This is a movie you control
☐ There are many animated scenes and they are very good and fluid
☑ There are very few animated scenes, but they are decent
☐ The animation isn't good, but it's still an animation
☐ Animation is literally two frames
☐ There is no animation

---{ H-Content }---
☐ Almost too much
☐ A lot
☑ 50/50
☐ Could be more
☐ Not enough
☐ Is this really a game porn?

---{ Clothing customization }---
☐ Barbie's wardrobe
☐ There are some costume changes throughout the game.
☐ There are some clothing options.
☑ There is no clothing customization.
(☐ Does the clothing wear out when taking damage?)

---{ Story }---
☐ It'll replace your life
☐ Masterpiece
☐ Could make a book at Harry Potter level
☐ It can make you shed a tear or two
☐ A story worthy of attention
☑ You can like the story if you try hard
☐ Story makes no sense
☐ No Story

---{ Game Time }---
☑ Long enough to sing "Faroeste Caboclo"
☐ Enough time for a Game of Thrones episode
☐ You're going to lose a few hours
☐ Equivalent to the entire "Lord of the Rings" series
☐ Exceeds 20 hours if you want to do almost everything
☐ It will take a few sleepless nights
☐ You are really a pervert
☐ One Piece ends, and you still haven't done everything
☐ After the ending, there's an infinite mode

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ More addictive than cocaine
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ It would have been better to see Pelé's movie

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ It's just watching the game
☑ You have to use less than 1% of your brain
☐ Nothing to worry about, unless you have dyslexia
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ It's one of those games that people study
☐ Dark Souls
(☐ Can be Changed)

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☐ Didnt see some
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ Can ruin the gameplay
☑ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ Ubisoft

---{ Requirements }---
☐ Forget it, current technology can't handle it
☐ PC with very good CPU and GPU
☐ A decent PC, with a GTX 1030
☑ Gaming PC from 2012
☐ A PC with a video card from grandma's time
☐ Check if you can run Paint

---{ I recommend that you play it? }---
☑ Yes
☐ No
Last words:

I'm recommending this game only because it's possible to finish it in under 10 minutes. However, it has almost no story—just a few dialogues, like you being imprisoned in a mansion where your pursuer is obsessed with sex, and you become his sexual servant. You start locked in a cage, but the guard forgets to fully secure it, so you escape, finding yourself in a mansion very similar to or exactly like The Dolls map from Pacify. But instead of you hunting the monster, you have to run from a being trying to have sex with you. There are extensive customization options for your pursuer, although poorly organized, but you can’t customize the main character, only the pursuer. The gameplay is decent if you ignore all the bugs—which, ladies and gentlemen, are many. These aren’t just texture glitches or floating objects but bugs that directly affect gameplay, like getting stuck in walls, falling from the second floor to the first, the mouse freezing the screen, among other issues I noticed in less than 10 minutes of gameplay.

I finished the game quickly after running through some rooms and encountering my pursuer. When caught, there’s a sex scene, but unlike other games, it continues afterward, and you respawn in a random place in the mansion. I found the key in the place I respawned, went to the front door, and escaped. The goal is simple: find the key and get out. However, the key has a random respawn. This would be more of a challenge if you died every time you were caught, as the pursuer has a medium-high speed, but you can escape her unless you’re stuck in a bug. So the difficulty level is low, with the main obstacle being the bugs; when you're stuck in a wall, it’s either game over or hoping the pursuer finds you to reset your spawn. Anyway, I really thought about whether I should recommend this game based on my mere 10 minutes of gameplay, but if you're curious about how it works, it’s worth trying—it’ll be over before you finish listening to a song.