Unreal Engine - Lecherous Village [v0.3.5.3] [GameBear]

Brutally Difficult and Barely Playable

I really wanted to enjoy this game. The concept seemed interesting, and the art style is decent. But honestly, I can’t even get past the second round. The difficulty level is just absurd.

From the very beginning, I felt completely overwhelmed. I got to make my move, but I couldn’t land a single hit. There's no real ramp-up in challenge—it just throws you into the deep end right away.


I don’t mind a tough game when it’s fair and gives you a chance to learn and improve. But this? It feels like I’m being punished for even trying. The lack of proper tutorials or scaling difficulty makes the experience more frustrating than fun.

Unless you enjoy games that feel more like a test of patience than skill, I’d recommend skipping this one—or at least waiting until the devs balance things out.

I lost this game aftherversion 0.2.1 i giving 5 stars for this project what i falling in love with her protagonist, i hope we can see how to be , im reed another reviews but i think you guy do much better, like the other version but much simple and much sexually with so much sex and variation characthers, sorry for my bad english. but i be waiting for for the next progres

Game had a great start with previous versions, but this a massive step back, sadly.
The sifting lands quest is a frustrating mess, the combat a roll of the dice, and sooner or later you get killed regardless of how much health potion you go for in the simpler combat steps against one orc. Once you face three, you usually get pat first one, but any after and you're toast.
Graphics nowhere near as nice as previous version. Story not as good. Erotic content not as good, and takes a fair chunk of game time before you encounter any.

One of the good games around here.
Good renders and a decent story.
Also a interesting choice in the sound track.
Over all, a good play.
I think the premise is amazing and the writing is great but the gameplay leaves a bit to be desired

There's the bones of something really good here. Hope it develops smoothly and best of luck to the devs.
I had played the old version and liked it for what it was, but what's here now is a lot more interesting.
I'm giving an optimistic *Edit: 4* stars for this demo/early version because I genuinely like what it has going for it. Maybe I'll adjust the score depending on how the game develops but as of now, things are looking up.

This is really just a proof of concept visual novel.

What you see in the screenshots, is what's in the game, nothing beyond that.

There's some groundwork for an RPG, but it's very barebones and from 0.3.2 i was expecting there to be at least a game somewhere. But it's just a loop of no content.

I don't give stars for potential. Although there is some, i see it's been "relaunched", which is always a bad sign.

I would like twice as much content, but it's not bad as it is.

I played this a while ago and it definitely has potential...it is a bit thin on the ground content-wise, but the diversity of potential content is absolutely there!
It takes a while to understand the game dynamics, and whilst the goblin, initially, takes center stage, the game opens up after an hour or so!
Hopefully the developer will see this game through to its conclusion, as there are a myriad of different stories that could evolve from this beginning.

Not what I expected from the tags, this is actually a Visual Novel.
The graphics are good, but I played like 5 minutes, and I don't think there was a single actual choice to make.
I guess it's not for me.

The hotness value i guess is high enough, but the render amount for scnes and most of the angles and camera work and whatever is kind of bad. It has decent finishing images but the in betweens need work.

Fro content it has good amount for 0.29 but most of it its every "job" that exist in this world done over 100 times, it might become repetitive with a story so short or inexistant and a female Mc that offers 0 resistance.

Some times, like the case of the goblin that has a lot fo content, it seems like the goblin sometimes is avoiding escalating things, he just walks away. I mean, it could be done with less scenes and more quality and work on them instead of these backflips.
The animations are not entirely bad. Depending on the future it could become a decent "fast paced" game. Right now its too short.

[v0.2.6]
This was my first experience with this game and i gotta say that it was very good.

The renders and art in general are pretty good, and the animations were well made. the scenes were hot as hell, but there's no penetration for now.

The dialogues are well written, no big grammar errors, and during the secenes the descriptions were good too.

I think this game has potential, if the creator keeps bringing quality content i think (and hope) that he will get more recognition within the future updates cause in my opinion this game desserves it.

[v0.2.3] The game contains a fairly slow development of sexually charged escalation with one of the characters. This is quite rare and well done here. The change from RPGM to Unreal Engine has preserved the gameplay somewhat. I enjoy RPGM games, so I approve. The mechanics aren't all implemented yet, e.g. there is no money yet.

Most other village characters are currently fairly boring in comparison to the one that corrupts slowly. It doesn't help that they are all bland humans.

The dev seems competent in every respect that counts, the writing, art and coding. So, given enough time, this game may become one of the greats.

If you happen to not like sexual tension that isn't somewhat quickly resolved, then it may be too early to play this game.

I would probably prefer even more consistent slow burn with all the characters in the village. Currently, there are sexual events with the villagers that seem a bit out of character for our heroine.
The score represents my overall enjoyment of the game so far.

Well I played the new version having forgotten I had played and reviewed an older version. This review is for v0.3.5.3, the previous review is spoilered below.

Oh man, there were issues before that my review reminded me of, and there are issues now (though different ones now).

Previously this was a daily life innocent girl in a new village standard story. It's still pretty much the same, except the girl isn't that innocent and the corruption mechanic is completely gone.

The art and scenes are fine, pretty much the same as the previous version I reviewed.

The gameplay is the big issue (aside from the development time). It's a roguelite autobattler. So you choose a map node to travel to and fight, encounter friendly characters, get gold, exc. You can use the gold you get to buy upgrades for the town and your stats. However, it's really slow and terribly balanced in every respect. Equipment only lasts 1 adventure, so it's pointless to buy it in town when odds are you're going to lose in the second fight. It's far better to get gift items (worth either one slow moving scene or 50 gold) or just more gold until you manage to get base stats increased 2-3 times. Without cheating, you need to be MASSIVELY lucky or spend a LONG time grinding the first 1-2 fights. Basically, you're guaranteed to lose every time you go in the 2nd or 3rd fight for a long time. Stat increase (permanent, equipment, or buffs) have minimal noticeable effect, you increase damage, and odds are you'll still only do 2 damage most of the time, you seem to need to increase it 2 times to get +1 actual damage. The same applies to other stats, where theoretically stat increases help but the RNG will just fuck you randomly. Like increasing initiative should mean you'll go first in the first fight in the zone, but no matter what the first 1 HP enemy will still sometimes go before you twice. This holds true for every stat, especially block chance because you literally cannot block before rescuing a character AND spending 750 gold to fix the building and buy the skill to block, but you'll need to spend 250 more if you want to have a chance block and dodge, otherwise you have to pick on ore the other.

Gold gain is terribly done and slow in two ways. First, every time you get gold (except quest / gift rewards) it basically gives you the gold in 5 parts instead of all at once, it basically adds nothing but more time to playing for no reason. Just giving 50 gold right away would be better than giving it in sets of 10 counting up. You always get the same amount of gold (within the random number values of like 30-50 per fight) no matter the difficulty or number of enemies you fight. So, beating the 1 HP initial goblin might give 50 while the set of 3 3 to 5 HP ones still only give 50.

I could go on more, but seriously I've spent more time on this version than it's really worth.

(Reviewed version 0.1.6)

A promising game let down by terrible pacing.

You are a young, slightly naive woman trying to make her way in a village populated entirely by predatory nymphomaniacs. Every day you do chores that earn you your rent money and increase your favorwith the villagers, and every so often get rewarded with some smut.

The "main" storyline concerns your goblin landlord slowly corrupting you, so if that isn't your thing, this game probably won't be your thing either.

The sex-scenes are generally above-average, albeit mostly limited to hand-jobs so far, with well-posed attractive models (but no video) and cheesy but sexy dialogue. Somewhat jarringly, the graphics often skip ahead of the prose, showing something on screen that doesn't match what's being described in text.

Where the game becomes a letdown is in the pacing. For example, there are five "timeslots" every day, but only three of them regularly contain things to do, and you only have stamina enough to do tasks in two of them. Since the only way to advance time is in your room, much of the game becomes trying to work out the most efficient use of time walking to and from your room while increasing points with the characters you want to advance with.

This is exacerbated by the fact the only way to check progress and see what you need to do next is to visit the replay gallery and see which scenes aren't available yet.

Find a save with the scenes unlocked, and skip the grind.

First time rating a game and going to keep it short:

I absolutely enjoyed playing this, obviously it is 0.1.5 so it doesn't have much content, but what we have so far is great and has amazing potential. I hope this game keeps going and gets better! I really like the setting and the simple idea behind this, a naive girl trying to live her life, and her level of "naivitiy" is okay so far, she is not outright stupid or has extremely low intelligence. So the developer is not trying to "bite more than they can chew", simple with the right delivery works great!

Pros:

• Amazing CG and I think our heroine is quite beautiful ^^
• Small map, so you don't get lost! (like plenty of RPGM games)
• The "grind" factor is acceptable to me, doesn't take very long to get to the scenes (so far)
• Overall interesting characters

Cons:

• No animations whatsoever in scenes
• A few grammar errors here and there

Highly recommend!

Was a bit skeptic first. But this Village is not to big not to small it has for me the perfect size, to not get overwhelmed from the very beginning. The art is just beautiful, the small progression and corruption of the MC, is tasty. A pleasant surprise for me and i hope to see more updates in the near Future.

It's hard to give a good review of a game that is so early in it's development - but here goes.

Story - seems plausible given the types of game. There's not much story yet but what story does exist is paced well. Some might consider the pacing too slow but this is a corruption game after all.

Renders - not as good as some but overall done well. The female MC is not grossly over-proportioned and looks attractive.

Playability - no issues and no bugs (that I could see). As is typical of RPGM games there is a lot of walking back and forth. However, the map is small and the walking speed is quite fast so this did not bother me.

Gammar - some awkward phrasings or incorrect wording but not enough to kill the game (IMHO)

Amount of content - hard to rate this as it would be just my subjective opinion. How much content should there be in a 0.1.5 release? One person might think there should be more than what is in this game's 0.1.5 release and someone else might be just fine with what is in this game's 0.1.5 release. All I can say is I hope the game continues to be developed.

Overall: 4/5 (based on 0.1.5 release)