RPGM - Completed - Complete - INNOCENT RULES [v1.12] [Leaf Geometry]

I wanted to give it a higher score, but it's impossible.
I love how the story connects with Asylum and the Sequel games in general, the pacing was decent and the difficulty enjoyable.

The scenes are a bit of a miss since there are so many characters there's almost no growth with any of them but that's not the main issue.

The skill crystals are nothing special since most of them turn obsolete quickly and monsters innate skills are usually better, most of their ultimate crystals are thought around them.

Managing equipment between so many characters is a huge chore that almost immediately makes you abandon most characters in favor of a chosen few, reinforced by the Mana Benefit system that turns the game into a MASSIVE grind in case you want to use every party member (some quests force you to use different monsters though).
Fixed equipment for the monsters that evolves during certain events or level thresholds and a new Mana Benefit system with less grind and locks using the previous conditions could've made the game an easy 10/10.

An excellent H-JRPG by Hakika as usual.

Fast and simple combat, which gets challenging at the later parts of the game. Lots of team building options with 33 unique recruitable monster girls that you can swap in and out of the party.

The most diverse sexual content in the series as each of the aforementioned monster girls have their own scenes, in addition to a couple of NPCs.

The story like all games in the series is mostly self-contained but has references to the rest of the series. It can work as starting point but it will always be recommended to go by release order.

Honestly I think it is worst game of this developer.
He put in gay stuff for nor reason with mc. Most female lack femineity and are way to flat.
Most scenes are mostly domination type of mc... like why where there so many rim jobs...

and lastly playing it is uncomfortable as you need to jump all around the place and damage amounts are so inconsistent that many enemies just insta kill you just after you went from screen where you were one shotting and taking no damage...


so this is garbage game from this author... I litterally dropped it after struggling trough 30-50% of it...

also mini penis in game where there is no other male.... why?

One of the more fun h-game JRPGs I've played. Combat is fast and doesn't feel like an afterthought. It was also really interesting to play around with all the different monster girl party members you get. They all have unique use cases and it was very fun to go exploring to find all of them. You see, this isn't a monster girl catching game, and that was a pleasant surprise for me to realize. All the monster girls are obtained in different unique ways as you go through the game. There are plenty of optional ones too, so no two people will have the same experience.

The sexual content in this game is overall very good, although it leads a bit to be desired compared to the other games from the same developer. This is because most of the girls in the game only get 2 scenes each and a smaller scene that can play repeatedly. In exchange, there's a big focus on the quantity of girls available (there are about 40), and I think there's something for everyone in here. In addition, there's a bit of optional homosexual content in here, for those that like that sort of thing.

This game took me about 20 hours to beat, and there's a whole load of postgame to do afterwards. You can easily get more than 40 hours out of it.

Generic, cheap, censored, repetitive. Emphasis on generic, this game has zero personality. Characters are drawn with absolutely zero effort, they're not hot at all.
Cum sounds are terrible and the cum itself looks like pudding.
You can't load your saves from the game's menu, you need to go to the main menu.
Not to mention the fact that most of it isn't translated yet.
Waste of time.

The Game was exactly what I had hoped for when it's from Leaf Geometry. Love almost every single game from these people, considering I love JRPG games moreso than any other genre. It really gets my gamer blood flowing whenever I play games like this.