Identify RNG Adventurer's guild game

Creedo

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So there was a game that interested me where you played as an Adventurer in a guild, and each character was randomly generated and trying to reach the bottom of the dungeon first before all the other adventurers. If you were defeated, you were held captive in the dungeon until some adventurer came and saved you, and of course you could save the NPC adventurers that got captured along the way. It was very interesting to me at the time, though I must admit I don't remember how much if any hentai was actually in the game. I remember playing a demo/early version of the game, but it also being 100% in Japanese so I didn't understand anything that was happening. This game has been living rent free in my mind for awhile now, and I wonder what new versions brought, or if a translation has happened. Anyone able to point me in the right direction for a name? X'D
 

Krnekdo

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So there was a game that interested me where you played as an Adventurer in a guild, and each character was randomly generated and trying to reach the bottom of the dungeon first before all the other adventurers. If you were defeated, you were held captive in the dungeon until some adventurer came and saved you, and of course you could save the NPC adventurers that got captured along the way. It was very interesting to me at the time, though I must admit I don't remember how much if any hentai was actually in the game. I remember playing a demo/early version of the game, but it also being 100% in Japanese so I didn't understand anything that was happening. This game has been living rent free in my mind for awhile now, and I wonder what new versions brought, or if a translation has happened. Anyone able to point me in the right direction for a name? X'D
A shot in the dark. https://f95zone.to/threads/the-dead...v1-03-osanagocoronokimini-kagura-games.37767/
 

Krnekdo

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I appreciate it, but no not quite. I'll download it and give it a play anyways though.
Huh. Can you provide additional information?

For one, you already said that it was a Japanese game that was at the time in development. 2D or 3D? Was everything random, including the MC? The fact that NPCs can save you seems a bit surprising considering what games we're typically dealing with. There might be a real possibility that you're conflating a game's systems, perhaps a multiplayer one, with some kind of HRPG?

Also, do you perchance know if you found it on f95, or was this so long ago that you don't remember anymore?

Any other minor details that could help? Perhaps something that you find to be entirely trivial could be the key.
 

Creedo

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Alright, lets see...

If memory servers i found it only a year or two ago and I do believe I found it here on F95. The artwork was 2D, largely in the form of portrait cards that would be random men and women. The player character was a card like these however you got to customize your MC appearance. In this way at the start of the game you'd see all the other characters up on the surface and could sort of interact with them and what they were doing. I didn't really do that myself since I can't read Japanese. Once you go into the dungeon you would see the cards for most of the adventurers who decided to go down into the dungeon too, and as you went down in floors it would become less and less depending on how cleared the floors previous were. If you were captured by monsters, you'd get a black screen and hentai text. Then you'd wait until some other adventurer reached your level and defeated the monster you were being held captive by. If i remember right you could rescue other adventurers or leave them to their fate if they were a rival of yours, but being unable to read it was usually me being the captive.

I know that my playthrough was as a fem MC, i don't remember if it allowed for male MC.

I know the art style was almost an older anime style, and not a modern style or chibi art style.

I'm fairly certain it wasn't multiplayer, as it didn't require an internet connection. If it had LAN capabilities or if MP was a planned feature i have no idea.

The whole game itself seemed various flavors of RNGs, except ofc where the MC was involved and the fixed "starting town".

Speaking of the starting town, there was no sprite movement in this game. EVERYTHING was menus with background art.

I hope this is helpful, again I know how much of a shot in the dark this is so I do appreciate the time of day.