Others - MonCurse [v0.6.6.5.1] [Kamuu]

Let me preface this by saying that I don't rate games on potential. I find that to be a dishonest and short-sighted way to review games, and it's a major reason for why this website is littered with many highly rated abandonware. However, this game does have extreme potential. It's just being wasted, as what is currently available is a bit of a nothing burger in terms of content and presentation.

The UI isn't bad, but it could definitely use an overhaul. The enemies are fine, but far too few for the length of time this game has been in development. The small amount of animations the game has are bare-bones, and while definitely not the worst, aren't nearly good enough to carry the experience.

Ultimately, the game just doesn't have a whole lot going on at present, but the core gameplay loop of a turn-based platformer is incredibly inspired and executed well. It's such a shame that the game is in a serious content drought.

v0.6.6.0.2

Yet another game with outstanding potential that ends up being overwhelmingly mid. Clunky and unintuitive controls mixed with a rather egregious lack of content makes for an overall lackluster experience. This game lulls you in much like its Ram waifus, then reveals that you've truly been baited once again into waiting 5 years for the game to hopefully not get abandoned.

This game knows clearly what people are here for and even has lines talking about it, yet it is astoundingly difficult to actually get the content you're here for. Worse still, enemies can only lewd you up once, then they're done. One pump chumps, the lot of them. This means that if you WANT more content to "finish" your session with that one enemy, go fuck yourself. It's either the gallery or bust.

The gameplay being so wonky is not some weird accolade. It's not unplayable, but it's definitely not good. It's just weird. Really, really weird. The idea is clearly there, but the execution is most certainly not.

The lack of content is inexcusable due to reasons that I cannot name, as doing so has a 50/50 chance of getting my review nuked. But there should be more. This game was initially published back in 2021 and has received notable support, yet the number of enemies can be measured on two hands. It has the fun, quirky trait that every dime-a-dozen pixel hentai game on has. It just reuses enemies with "elite" variants, meaning vaguely changed animations. The animations are nice to have, but they're very amateurish.

The ending cutscenes are hot, but blueball you to high hell in most cases unless an actual scenario is what you're after. Half of the game overs are just written sequences with a single image (or 1 image slightly changed a time or two) having you become subservient. Best example: A picture of you blowing a futa fox girl doesn't actually have you blowing her. You're just being told that you're hers, you say you love that, and that's it. You don't get flavor text about sucking her dry like the hoover you've turned into. A let down.

All in all, just another game that should be so much more than it is, but winds up being just...there. I'd say come back in a year, but this was started in 2021, so...I think 5 is genuinely fair. Threw that out there at the start, but after fact checking the release date, now it seems pretty valid.

(Launch date confirmed via Itchio, full date reads as: Published: Jul 20, 2021)
Always check your facts, brothers.

Not much to really say compared to everyone else who as come before me.

1. Really good art style that is appealing to the eyes.
2. Combat takes a minute to get used to but once you know what is going on. You can kind of just free flow with it.
3. Enjoying the replay abilitiy of it so far, makes we want to see what the other starts look like.

This is all before any of the other WIP stuff is finished, and other systems are not completely implimented. Super looking forward to seeing what this game does down the line.

Oh my goodness this one is fire everything from the artstyle to the gameplay loop is so good and refreshing compared to other games in this platform, its one of those rare games where the gameplay can hold on its own even if there werent any h elements

I usually dont give 5 star reviews but I feel this game really deserves some credit for daring to dream and try to be different,I like alot the art,the unique take on turn based system,the ok music,the animated scenes,dialogue can use some work but its not that bad but the real gem is the transformation system with items on top,sure there isnt that much right now but in the future im sure there will be alot to do and many enemies to defeat! (or surrender to )
The lamp/sheep one is particularly nice.
The interface and how to navigae it and the level system and map layout arent exactly my favorite but hopefully will be fixed in the future.
Keep going dude!

If the finished version of this game is just the exact same with 2-3x more content, then this'll easily be my favorite game on the site.

While appearing initially unintuitive with a unique turn-based type of platforming, you quickly notice just how good, quick and snappy it feels to play and how well the card-skill mechanics are built around this system. Even though it's just clicking, bizarrely, moving around this game feels really sharp and responsive, and you can slow down for combat to consider your options and distance from the enemies.

Compared to most other platformers on this website, which use a traditional real-time platforming system, I think MonCurse outdoes most of them while probably being easier to code and design around. Making a decent real-time platformer game is extremely difficult; I've seen so many bad animations, janky hitboxes, and wonky jumping, and overall just a lack of mechanical depth when it comes to the gameplay. MonCurse avoids all of these pitfalls by simply never engaging with them, allowing the game to focus on its strengths while standing out as unique and not bloating the scope of the project.

So, yeah, the gameplay is exceptional, and I'd recommend more solo developers consider this approach because it looks like it reduces wordload, has a lower skill floor for development, while offering more potential for its advanced mechanics due to the ease of development, all whilst having that tight pacing that lets the player run across an empty map in mere seconds.

Okay, I haven't even talked about the porn. It's in the niche of monster girl transformations, and it's better than every other game in the genre. It's a perfect combination of the act of transformation and the sexual elements that also show the effects of the transformation, which is the aspect a lot of these games miss out on. Transforming into a catgirl alone is kind of hot, but it's way more hot that the transformation was initiated via sex with another catgirl; then it's even hotter for that transformation to have lasting effects on the main character, such as putting them in heat or making them sluttier; and finally it's even more hot to get a game-over epilogue scene of them applying this same corruption and transformation to another character. And almost every unique transformation that's not in development reaches these levels of depth. It's peak, enough said.

And do I just adore how this game attaches unique abilities and movesets to these transformations too, i.e., the enemy lambs hypnotize you with their kisses, their makeup rubs off on you, your character portrait changes to have that makeup, and you gain hypnotic kisses too. MonCurse just goes above and beyond on its premise, incorporating the h-elements straight back into its gameplay.

Can't wait to see what the next updates hold in the store; the new Werewolf and Harpy are great so far.

Currently WIP and buggy but one of the most appealing art styles in porn ever.

This game perfectly caters to the yuri and futa/fem corruption and TF crowd, and I couldn't be happier except with pregnancy which is planned.

The game, so far, is perfect mix of gameplay and smut. Fights are interesting enough and some moves always cose small h-scenes to appear, the scenes all in all, really Hot. Plot is... Pkay, for now it is here, not much to say about it, but looks promising enough. But it is not all, the thing than charmed me was grafics and art. It is Perfect. I cant really describe it, u need to pay, but it is really good.

Very fun little romp, only about a couple hours before you unlock all the content in the current build, but what is there is good. Gameplay is fun, and finding all the little transformations is as well. The art, encounters, and bad ends are really hot. I could see this game being a real hit once it gets a bit further along in it's development with more content and more monster types.

The plot is OK, a bit hard to follow at times, but who plays these things for the plot anyways.

This game is simply terrible, even though it tries to be unique it's far from being good.
It is as far as my understanding mouse focused however anything barely even makes sense in the controls, i thought i understood the game once i completed the tutorial but as soon as i started the first missions the problem rised.
The way the hitting mechanic works just doesn't work, enemies can simply jump hit and run away and there is nothing you can do if you don't have the weapon which you only have one, and if you find more enemies well you gotta have more weapons, you are not allowed to attack unless they sit in a precise spot.
I could say the artwork is nice and same goes to the few animations i saw but i'm not rating a game based on artworks if the gameplay simply isn't good.
It's completely random, not fun and not engaging.
The transformations which is one of the core features of this game are also completely random, i got morphed multiple times without any prompt of why, how and when, before i knew i turned into a monstergirl with absolutely no counter play.
So basically at the end it has undodgeable attacks, undodgeable transformations, poor tutorial and bad controls, a completely messy UI with huge boxes and little texts making everything a migraine to look at.

The artworks and dialogues are ok, however this is a game with turn based combat mechanics in it, if it was a VN i could've counted artworks as point values but as it stands the good artworks mean zero if the core gameplay is confusing, bad and extremely no sense.

It's a turn based platformer is the best I can describe it. Pretty intersting and relativly unique combat almost akin to Pokemon Dungeon but with an ever changing deck of cards and a basic attack instead of four moves and a basic attack. Overall pretty fun gameplay with some nicely made images.

If you like transforming main character this game is for you. You will get cat ears, ram horns, fox tail by interacting with enemies and objects.
The gameplay can feel weird but it's easy enough to go through without too much hassle. Really interested to see where this game goes.
It's only lacking more arts without your character and the monster girl having sexy time

I've been following this game since the beginning on Patreon and it's Discrod.

The art in this game is pretty cool and the gameplay is a 2D turn-based platformer with skill cards that depend on what transformations you have. It doesn't break a leg but I think it's original and rather refreshing as gameplay.

A yuri TF game that does gameplay right!

For those are looking for a yuri focused TF game with futa you have found the right game. The premise is simple you are a former male warrior who has been cast back in time transformed into a woman. Now the gameplay is a simple turn based affair. Your character moves then the enemies act, over time you find weapons that will help you deal with enemies from various ranges. Where the TF comes into play is when enemies get their hands on the MC.

Enemies grab and have ero attacks ranging from kissing to tribadism. All enemies types have their specific erotic attacks so there's not much variation in exchange for fluid animations. Once the protagonist has been transformed from extensive sexing their moves change as well. Enemies as well will reaction to what the protagonist has become. Foxes hate sheep, sheep like cats and tease foxes, finally cats are cats meow.

The move changes are interesting because they completely change how your character functions. As a sheep you can hypnotize enemies and kiss them for health drain. Foxes have ranged attacks and once you are one you can summon ghosts for yourself. And cats have a pounce and lots of movement. There's a lot to look forwards to with the addition of more enemy types.

In summary, once there is an understanding of mechanics this is a solid TF yuri game. Take time and view some scenes to see how solid the TF system is!