Damn I was looking forward to it until I read the card battle is so damn unbalanced and the Gold is so gracious there is no reason to go to the brothel. Than what is the point of the game? The 2 reviews looked pretty solid.
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Judging by the achievements, there is a NewGame+. Combined with the fact you can save/load whenever, this isn't really a roguelite or roguelike. It's just a deck builder. Which is still fine, but people wanting that Slay the Spire risky choices high might be disappointed.
Edit: Yeah, I don't think anything other than loot is random, and you certainly wouldn't call ny game with random loot a roguelike.
Edit: Yeah, I don't think anything other than loot is random, and you certainly wouldn't call ny game with random loot a roguelike.
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'Fraid I ain't tried to trigger or upset you (or anyone else) in any capacity. I don't even know you or that game you mentioned.
I'm sorry if you feel in some capacity targeted.
But the fact seeing a low rating on a game discourages you from playing a game doesn't mean I shouldn't be allowed to express why I think a product I 100%'d is of low quality.
I gave a plot recap, I explained the strategy I used, I even listed the cards I had. It don't get no more in-depth than this I'm afraid.
And, hey, let me encourage you to share your opinion of this game (and others). The more reviews on a game, the better users of the site can get an aggregate opinion of the game's quality. My opinion ain't no more valuable than anyone else's, and the more reviews the better. Don't worry about overshooting or undershooting; be true to your experience with the game, and people will appreciate your voice.
I actually did mention I've not even done the first brothel scene since it yields 5K gold and you get >200K from a dungeon run. Also, I mentioned that I assumed the scenes with the protagonist's mother result from begging for extensions, which again I did not do as I used up less than 20% of the time allowed.
That should tell you that the adult content is to your objective in the game as well as to the narrative what taking a mallet to your own foot is: harmful.
However, allow me to be completely unambiguous about this: I hit the "unlock all" button after finishing the game and went over the scenes.
They are bland and boring and uninspired and there's not many of them. And they're not animated.
All in all, a waste of time and disk space.
Discard chance is the number of cards you can remove from your deck at the knights order. Honestly you don't have to worry about that at all since you start out with 6 if memory serves, which is enough to purge most starter cards, and you get more for each dungeon you complete.
Precisely as you said, it's a non-factor that's not only disconnected from the gameplay objectives and narrative of the game, but is actively detrimental to both.
I think you are misunderstanding what I said! I am not disappointed about your opinion at all; in fact, nobody should be deprived of expressing themselves!
The disappointment comes from games that I request being bombarded with bad reviews from the get go. It is so redundant that it feels really like a habit.
I cannot give my opinion yet since I haven't played the game but every time I suggest a game, it gets very bad reviews for some reason or other, which discourages me not only from trying games sometimes, but from suggesting games altogether.
Long story short, that is what ticks me off: It's not you or anyone's fault in peculiar, it's just something that I noticed that's all.
What people want is a balanced card game and with the broken cards this sure is not it. Get the broken card and walk through the game.. Why do people fail at making a well balanced combat card game? Only the one on here that I know of works pretty well so far.
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For those looking for a full save file, you don't need one. It has an option to unlock all on the top right after you click on the gallery.
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Someone should make a rule or a law because I'm upset!
Maybe ignore the reviews, I don't think I've ever even looked at a review score.
The problem is imo that there aren't really that "many" possibilities. Essentially, the game makes the big mistake that it completely undervalues how broken card removal is, and gives you way too easy access.
One of the central mechanics of Deck Builder games is that having more cards is a downside. So if you grant easy access to removal, the most broken option is to remove all your basic cards, grab 5 decent ones from the dungeons, upgrade them to max level, and then stomp through the game. So the strongest option is to run a build where you draw the exact same cards every single turn. That gets old really quickly, for obvious reasons.
I finished the final boss within 4 turns with a deck that I hadn't really modified in any meaningful way after the first payment was due. And frankly, most of the later cards seemed like garbage that would just water down my broken combo, so it's not like I could make any fun adjustments to it.
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You either buy them or pick them after killing an enemy.
Counterintuitively, consumables are removed upon exit of a dungeon. So if you don't use them, you lose them. I only learned this because the shopkeeper luckily had a speech bubble about it in one of my visits.
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Rating: B
Insert usual complaint about gameplay being completely disconnected from the hentai here. However, both elements are fairly decent. The gameplay is a moderately well balanced if very basic version of Slay the Spire. There are about 20-25 unique sex scenes with good art and voice work. Nothing about this game is spectacular, but everything is solid enough. That doesn't sound like its setting the bar very high, but compared to the competition, this is significantly better than average. For less than $20 you could do a lot worse.
Insert usual complaint about gameplay being completely disconnected from the hentai here. However, both elements are fairly decent. The gameplay is a moderately well balanced if very basic version of Slay the Spire. There are about 20-25 unique sex scenes with good art and voice work. Nothing about this game is spectacular, but everything is solid enough. That doesn't sound like its setting the bar very high, but compared to the competition, this is significantly better than average. For less than $20 you could do a lot worse.