Wolf RPG - Completed - Sugoroku SEX: The Dice Game [Final] [saboten]

Though repetitive, I liked the art and the fact that the gameplay is different to what you usually find with these games (RPG). Would give a higher rating if something were done to dial down the repetitiveness or if there were minigames.

If you want to play this, just find a 100% save and look at the CGs that way. Otherwise you're just going to be spending an hour and a half rolling a dice and moving across a board and then just randomly getting scenes, with the only control being able to sometimes pick the partner for prostition or the costume you use. Sometimes you get "combat" with the rape spaces but theres basically no thought into it.

It's tedious to try and get an ending due to how big the board is and how few spaces you move, and its actually significantly harder to lose this game than to win. You'd have to get really bad RNG or just waste money to every run out at least in my playthrough.

The game does get some credit for being voiced and I don't think the CGs are bad, but you're really not getting a game here. Pregnancy is nice and all but it's just not well done enough for me to overlook how boring this is to play.

Dang, I guess I'm the outlier because I really loved this game. Don't come into the game expecting an RPG. Just approach it as a board game and you'll have a lot of fun. The sex scenes are well illustrated, the game mechanics are easy to understand but unique enough to be memorable, and the numerous outfits and positions made it a really erotic experience.

Declining birth rates! Go out and have sex! Its not meant to be taken seriously; just enjoy it as the simple h-game it is. It can be played for 10 minutes, it can be played for a full hour. It all depends on your mood. I like games like that; games that you can drop or pick up at any time.

Fast review

Good:
+ it didn't crash

Bad:
- incomprehensible engrish
- super censored
- "eyya my pussy ooo fill me with warm jizz ~nya~" x1000
- what is this resolution?
- ear rape sounds make my head hurt
- why am I falling asleep playing a porn game?

Conclusion:
No one should play this game

2/10

Not that bad, not that good. Fairly average. The are is pretty decent but the gameplay gets old fast. However, it is very easy without much challenge. Just kind of roll the dice and get CGs. Maybe like 30 minutes of gameplay.

Pros:
- Concept
- Tags
Cons
- How the game develope the tags
- Music
- CG is "good" because some parts are fkng ridicoulous.
- Repetitive, only one map with 3 enemies and 15 events at the maximun.
- Boring, the worst.

Imagine for a moment that you grab every single bad roll you have ever had in Mario Party, Monopoly, Clue, Chutes and ladders and every single RPG you have played and you put them all together in a bland board with annoying music on loop. That is what this game is.

There is no gameplay to speak of, you simply roll a die that loves to give you 1-3 and pray you don't land on a battle tile (the distribution of these battle tiles is so bad you are pretty much always at risk of landing on one.) If you do land on one, you have a 1-in-3 chance of fighting an Orc, an enemy you will only defeat if your character is pregnant, has all her health and you are lucky enough to dodge an attack or two and not get critted to hell. Another enemy is a goblin that isn't really overpowered, but that will take down 50-70% of your HP unless your character is pregnant and can thus use her skill. The last enemy is a slime that is stupidly easy to beat.

If you manage to dodge those dreadful tiles and roll a for a few turns, you'll find the single most stupid addition to this game, a CPU controlled player who will chase you through the board. But here's where the stupidity comes into play: The CPU player will ALWAYS MOVE TWICE THE DIE RESULT if you are playing on Easy and WILL MOVE THREE TIMES THE RESULT if playing on Normal. In other words, you will inevitably be caught, raped, pregnant and will have 50% of your money taken away! (And I'm not crazy, the CPU manages to get 4-6 die rolls over 70% of the time...)

Let's suppose for a second that you manage to keep an erection through all of that and you managed to get to a store. Here you will buy a few cards, cute new outfits and you exit with 1000 yen. You land on a battle tile next turn, fight an orc, lose, you lose 1000 yen and.... GAME OVER, BAD END!

Yes, apparently, you lose when you run out of money, even though I don't recall the game mentioning losing conditions anywhere before.

Just download the full save and watch the scenes while playing Mario Party.

EDIT: I sck at grammer.