RPGM - Completed - Okaken no Hihou Kyoufu no NTR Sugoroku [v1.03] [Moccori Factory]

Okay, so here's the gist: you and your hot gf are members of the school's nerdy-ass occult club, which is filled with nerdy-ass looking otakus. After your girl digs up a strange-looking board game, everyone decides, "hey, let's play it to pass the time. Lo and behold, it summons a terrifying demon, who forces all of you into this weird-ass board game, where the nerdy otakus can diddle your gf (given the right circumstances). As her beloved man, it is your job to get you and your gf to the "exit" of the board game (or not, if that's your kink)...

tl;dr spooky board game comes to life, u and waifu stuck with otakus that diddle ur waifu

Pacing or "Build-up" - 2/5
This is the biggest letdown about the game that I want to address because everyone needs to know about this before deciding to play. For whatever reason, the dev decided to fragment the game into different "parts" or maps, so when you reach a certain point or whatever, the game cuts you off when a teacher starts showing up in the clubroom. It's annoying because the horniness and the build-up is there (handjob, cunnilinugus, then it starts to tease a bit with anal sex), and then BAM! The teacher cuts the game, and it's over. You gotta start again and finish faster or something. It's really annoying, but getting a full save can alleviate the issue (or you could just play through it i guess if you're a "g a m e r" cuz getting the true end does fully unlock gallery).

Concept - 5/5
Concept's pretty refreshing. It really differs from a lot of the standard plotlines you see in most RPGM games.

Gameplay - 5/5
The gameplay's pretty refreshing as well. You take turns with the AI in rolling the dice. To put a little bit of strategy into the mix, you can use "items" to your advantage, so you're not just rolling the dice every single time it's your turn.

Scenes - 4/5
Scenes are pretty fucking hot. You have a few gangbang scenes, 2 creampie scenes, and a bunch of other scenes, so it's an adequate amount. I definitely wish there were more though...

RECOMMENDATION:
Get a full save, then go to new game+
When it asks what save you want to play from, pick the one with the most clears or the longest time played.
If you do this, you'll be able to adjust the difficulty, choose the map, and choose the # of AI players. I suggest playing on the last map, and ramping up the difficulty to around medium or hard. That way, you'll really get the full NTR experience

tl;dr get full save, choose ng+, adjust settings, choose last "map"

Not a bad game for what it is, a sort of "corruption" game but that's more due to the situation. Takes some strategy to understand how to play and be able to "win" so you can continue with the scenes. So you at least want to be able to get to the end once so you can play next and get more scenes.

How short it is depends on your luck in trying to get to the end, but at least with the subsequent playthroughs you can pick your items to aid you.

Giving it an extra star for concept and execution, mostly its a 3star with the size and assets.

PROs:

• Rather easy play and "corruption"
• Interesting concept
• Easy to understand, you do need to do the reading to see the keys as some are different than usual RPG games
• Decent amount of scenes for the size

CONs

• Can feel tedious if you can't get to the end space before progressing
• Teacher block is annoying if you can't make it far enough, as that is the higher scene hurdle
• Scenes can be repetitive

It's really good for what it tries to be. great art and somewhat good choices of scenes. No point putting it below five stars for me because it accomplishes almost everything it set out to do.

short summary: it's a board-game setup where opponents chase the female mc across the board and show a h-event each time they catch up to her while she's not with the male mc who protects her while she's close to him. there are a few different board maps to play, there are items and the board lay out makes for a fun game.

```the only small thing i'd say is that the number of scenes felt like it was a couple too low for the maps given (scenes are effectively lives since you 'lose' after you get through all of them) and this makes the first run through really rng-dependent and difficult. when you do lose, you get a new game plus where you start out with some items of your choice, the 'move to side' item is almost game-breaking and that new game plus become really easy. ```

tldr: balancing issues for gameplay, but it doesn't take away from enjoyment tbh.

A very fun interesting game. Interesting concept, rarely seen. Very nice drawings. You could probably develop some threads more and add a few things to make you want to play it more than twice. It's nice if there are more games based on board games.