Quite a good Wolf RPG based game. So far I've found the games based on this engine to be quite good and fun. Looks like devs are usually able to take advantage of the engine to do a few interesting things, compared to RPGMaker games that almost always play the same.
Knight of Erin has a pretty funny story. Basically the player character finds a Tamagotchi looking thing that's actually a sort of fantasy smart phone. This device allows the heroine to access the game world's version of Fantasy Twitter called TomCatter, which allows her to post about her sexual escapades and access a few sex scenes that look like camgirl streams. It's all quite amusing and the translation is really tongue-in-cheek here, for example the 'stream chat' is filled with what you typically might expect from one in real life.
For game play, it was quite impressive how streamlined the experience is, almost to a fault. Combat is short but very fulfilling. Monsters will usually do a lot of damage if you don't learn to block, but on the offensive you have a few tactical options available. You can choose to weaken the monster with sex for example, or use a skill to debuff them. If you die you can choose to just teleport back to the spot where you died, saving a lot of time because there is quite a bit of walking and exploration in this game.
However at the speed at which the game progresses it also spends very little time explaining any of the game's lore and background. Perhaps it's not important to have a 'Fight The Demon King' story because generally the game story is kind of a slice of life. But the only characters to have any kind of personality are practically the two main characters. One of the sex scenes not involving them is literally some random peddler being assaulted outside the starting town with no indication as to why that's relevant. But it's still a good scene though, just that, metaphorically speaking, the foreplay is missing and you'd be lucky to bask in any afterglow.
Art wise I have no complaints. The sprites are beautiful and really cute and you can dress the main character in some costumes that are unlocked through questing. These include cheerleader uniforms, nun clothes, etc. And these costumes also unlock sex scenes which are then viewable in the gallery. The gallery itself also gives hints on how to unlock the scenes, so it's relatively straightforward, allowing you to enjoy the combat and exploration.
The whole game is really short. About 2 hours I reckon. Short, but also colourful and explosive. I wouldn't mind a much longer game with this style of art and game play and I'll definitely be keeping tabs on this developer for their future games.
Knight of Erin has a pretty funny story. Basically the player character finds a Tamagotchi looking thing that's actually a sort of fantasy smart phone. This device allows the heroine to access the game world's version of Fantasy Twitter called TomCatter, which allows her to post about her sexual escapades and access a few sex scenes that look like camgirl streams. It's all quite amusing and the translation is really tongue-in-cheek here, for example the 'stream chat' is filled with what you typically might expect from one in real life.
For game play, it was quite impressive how streamlined the experience is, almost to a fault. Combat is short but very fulfilling. Monsters will usually do a lot of damage if you don't learn to block, but on the offensive you have a few tactical options available. You can choose to weaken the monster with sex for example, or use a skill to debuff them. If you die you can choose to just teleport back to the spot where you died, saving a lot of time because there is quite a bit of walking and exploration in this game.
However at the speed at which the game progresses it also spends very little time explaining any of the game's lore and background. Perhaps it's not important to have a 'Fight The Demon King' story because generally the game story is kind of a slice of life. But the only characters to have any kind of personality are practically the two main characters. One of the sex scenes not involving them is literally some random peddler being assaulted outside the starting town with no indication as to why that's relevant. But it's still a good scene though, just that, metaphorically speaking, the foreplay is missing and you'd be lucky to bask in any afterglow.
Art wise I have no complaints. The sprites are beautiful and really cute and you can dress the main character in some costumes that are unlocked through questing. These include cheerleader uniforms, nun clothes, etc. And these costumes also unlock sex scenes which are then viewable in the gallery. The gallery itself also gives hints on how to unlock the scenes, so it's relatively straightforward, allowing you to enjoy the combat and exploration.
The whole game is really short. About 2 hours I reckon. Short, but also colourful and explosive. I wouldn't mind a much longer game with this style of art and game play and I'll definitely be keeping tabs on this developer for their future games.
