RPGM - Queen in Deficit [v0.26b] [BrokenTorpedo]

Based and Econ Pilled

Hard enough to enjoy with lewd content aswell, fun and enjoyable while able to played with one hand.
Events and graphics are done nicely, earning gold is not easy nor hard, you can technically do a virgin run which i like and prefer since its quite fun

the fights are realistic as the enemy is the strongest after preparation but before your fight and afterwards either you or the enemy has to reorganize
here are some of the things i would like to be in the game;
>enemy raids, especially after you lose
>your raids, to chip away at the enemy
>more reforms
>more avenues of revenue
>tariffs and taxation expanded
>more mechanics to play with

all in all a fun game for its size

Based and Econ pilled

why of course i do also recommend free cities

v0.24a

It's interesting and there's potential, but honestly, RPGM really holds it back.
There's nothing to justify using it. It plays out like a visual novel mostly anyway, but you are stuck with archaic interface. Saving is a chore, you have to exit to title to load, no skipping already read text, you can't use the mouse...

Maybe in the future there will be at least some game mechanics to justify RPGM but as of now, there are none.

Art is nice, although there's not very much of it at the moment. Sex scenes appear to be just the female protagonist, and in the case of male partners, only hands or penises are visible, on a black background.

Text is decent although there are a lot of spelling mistakes. Furthermore, in some places wrong words are used, like reinsurance instead of reassurance, and that mistake is repeated several times. It didn't bother me much but your mileage may vary.

There's potential, and the idea is nice, but it seems that RPGM will forever hold it back. At this point, you can't even use the mouse in game.

So, 3/5 seems fair. I will keep an eye on it and alter the rating if and when things improve, especially with regards with RPGM engine.

That being said, it does appear that a lot of love and imagination has been put into the game. If you don't mind the archaic game engine, you will probably have fun with the game.

Queen in Deficit is a thought-provoking and visually stunning documentary that explores the financial challenges faced by the British monarchy. It provides an honest and insightful look into the financial struggles of the Queen and the royal family, shedding light on the complexities of maintaining a royal lifestyle in the modern world. The film raises important questions about the role of the monarchy and its financial implications for the British taxpayers. Overall, Queen in Deficit offers a unique perspective on a topic that is often shrouded in secrecy and provides viewers with a deeper understanding of the financial realities faced by the Queen and the royal family.

This is an amazing little demo. The gameplay loop is easy to understand but hides a bunch of complexity. The writing is well done and believable (despite the many typo). The art is not amazing but it's competent enough. As I was playing I was constantly wanting more.

Sadly the game is still in it's early stages, that said the mechanics that are hinted to be introduced in future versions make me excited to keep checking back at this piece.

You inherit a kingdom going through troublesome times. You have to manage finances, reputation, and keep both internal and external enemies at bay by whatever means necessary. It isn't overly complicated, and it's fun from a gameplay perspective to manage those aspects above. The scenes written and the artwork is pretty good, giving it a solid 5/5.

The game is good. It's got a lot of potential but rating it a 4 on the basis of where it stands now.

The art and story are pretty good.
When bugs are highlighted, the dev takes a note of it and fixes them up.

Personally I wasn't really captivated by this game. It's not bad but its not amazing either. I would say it's pretty average rpgm game.

Art 3/5
Story 3.5/5
Gameplay 3/5
Fapability 2.5/5
Originality 3/5

Ambitious, but rather wide and empty. There's several sprawling maps and only a handful of things to actually do in them, with repeating dialog on the rest. There are plenty of typos and poor grammar throughout, to the point that I don't think it will ever be cleaned up based on what I know of RPGmaker's UI. The pacing is abysmal, too, in part because of the re:map and the small amount of choices. Could this go somewhere? Sure. But it's also been in the oven for three years as of this review and I don't really see it getting better, just longer.

gameplay 8/10
story 9/10
art (good art)
I think this game will be good to someone love to corrupt a queen in different way
The story won't tell us what to do but when you play u cant figure what should you do next good or bad it's up to you.
Love this game hope next pack will release soon

Really liked the open game mechanics of the game. The art is also nothing to be joked about. Yes the game is more or less linear without the cheats, but given that cheats are built into the game you can basically go any way you wish to. I would really like more games in this genre! Be ready for 5-10 hours of gameplay (depending on your feelings about using cheats built into the game)

And dev if you are reading this, please, please get rid of that card game!

Queen in Deficit has potential, which could be said for 99% of the unfinished games on the site. So we won't rate on what it could be, but what it is now.

- Vast majority of H-content is centered around the Duke. Might as well be all of it. I'm not sure if he's a dev self-insert or something, but he's just always there. Smug, self-important, even when you take over his holdings he's still fixated on getting into your dress. It's awkward, and while his existence would be fine, usually, it's not so much when he's basically all of the game's content.

- The card game is stupid.

Overall the game looks good, but it's boring and the technical part is quite bad. (Bad performance and a lot of tiles you can just walk on, that shouldn't be walk able, quest parts that reset a bit) Also there isn't much content for it's development time.

I liked this game. The basic premise is you are a queen but you broke as hell. So what do you do? Well you can either summon powerful connections and clap cheeks OR you can declare war and conquer everything. I like that you have choice like that. Make friends with who you will or not.

You also have the general governance thing going on with setting of policy and all that and even parts where you disguise yourself and move among the populace and they clap your cheeks if you want them to.

Then there is a barbarian encampment, you can go in all swords and shields, you can threaten or you can....clap cheeks (I'm sensing a pattern here...)

They should have called it 'Clap the Queens Cheeks' but I'm a Brit and that conjures image of dear ol' Lizzy I'd rather not want.

So yeah, very good game and can't wait for future updates and story.

One of the few rpgm games that I found quite interesting.

- Art is awesome, no doubt, fit just right for me, manga style but a bit more western version.
- reputation and impurity system which remind me a bit of Clymenia games and the "events with levels" way.
- Interesting gameplay, with kingdom management, probably army leading in the future as well. Let's make rpgm great again !
- huge potential with hints of a "choose your path" semi sandbox. (will you be the perfect and pure queen ? an angel at day but a slut at night ? a selfish bitch ?)

Can't wait for this game to be completed, will follow it's development with great attention.

Great gameplay. Quite original. Not that much content as of v0.07, but shows a lot of promise. Really hope to see this project completed! The art is good looking. Could use a little polishing, but it is to be expected of a relatively new release.

Queen in deficit is an incredibly ambitious project that for the time being, is still in its infancy. It features a fairly staple porn premise, but enriches it with management elements like spying, army battles, character prestige and citizen wealth. It shows promise of a evolving world, though only time will tell if it delivers.

The strongest part of the game is easily the artwork. The expressions have a lot of charm to them, and the main heroine has a nice, realistic body to her (actual body fat!). On the weaker side, the dialogues and side characters could benefit from some work to them. A little more emphasis on giving flavour to the world, and less on pushing grand events.

Definitely something to look forward to, if the author does not collapse under the sheer vastness of the game’s scope.