Same problem. I can't advance past the main menu.
I'm running it in sandboxie, however. That may be the problem if you're running it in a sandbox as well.
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I'm running it in sandboxie, however. That may be the problem if you're running it in a sandbox as well.
- May 8, 2018
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- very short game
- poor game mechanics (well, this is a quite common feature in h-sidescrollers either way)
- few h animations
- and the worst of all....sprites gallery has no sound
thx for the upload....but not recommended
- poor game mechanics (well, this is a quite common feature in h-sidescrollers either way)
- few h animations
- and the worst of all....sprites gallery has no sound
thx for the upload....but not recommended
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would anyone telling me is there a method to edit the health and demonic power with cheat engine?
Same, it's better than RPG's (don't get me wrong I still love RPG's) and VN's imo. Better than anything that uses still images and CGs for "H content" by far.
Check out the fighting girl series by Umai Neko, those were fucking good. The latest 2 are on this site already, FIghting Girl Sakura-R (completed) and Magical Angel Fairy Heart (WIP).
if anyone's got side scrolling H game recommendations, don't be shy about it
me too. i encountered the same problems as yours. anyone here knows the solution?
Choosing a save slot doesn't work?me too. i encountered the same problems as yours. anyone here knows the solution?
- May 8, 2018
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All there is for me is 3 empty save slots and clicking them or pressing any key doesn't do anything.
Haven't played it yet, but I'm honestly more disappointed at it being censored than anything else. When is Japan getting rid of this stupid law?
I found a solution about the problem with the menu. Inside the game folder, there is a folder named "StreamingAssets". Inside this folder, create a folder named "GameData". Put the "GameData" file inside the "GameData" folder. Open the game and see if works now
The game isn't bad. Not exactly the best metroidvania, and the music doesn't match the game, at least in my opinion (I may be biased by the actual metroid and castlevania, as they have a much less relaxing ost), but I've played through worse games.
If I have to point something that really bothered me, is the hp. I'm going to guess that drinking the bottle from the sucubus in the very beggining gives you 300 hp instead of the standard 100 hp. Well, if you have to reload, for some reason, in the first stage, if you didn't drink the bottle, it reloads with 300 hp. After I finished the first stage, when I reloaded the first two times it gave me the hp I actually had (110 hp at that moment), then it reduced it to 100, and once I recovered all the skills, it went up to 320 (I got another expansion, so I should have 120).
Looks like a free buff, ain't it? The thing is, I wanted to play the game in the hard difficult, not the easy one. Both because I can smell a trap like that from several kms away (I'm gonna guess that drinking the bottle, and the game gives you two chances of doing so, makes it so it gives you the bad ending) and because I wanted the... challenge, if you can call ending this game with 120 or so hp challenging, as the worst part of said challenge is certain jumps where if you fuck up, the spines are going to kill you given enough time, as they stunlock you to death, so it doesn't matter if you have 100, 300 or 1 billion points of hp, except that it gives you the gameover screen faster so you have to endure the stunlock less time.
Besides that, the art is pretty, the animations aren't bad and besides the game deciding to stunlock you to death, it doesn't move as bad as I expected, with a bit of polishment (like making the dashing through enemies consistent, instead of not letting you pass through them if you are too close, or making it so it is a cancel move, like any half decent metroidvania with this mechanic does) I could go as far as to say that it actually has a good control. The first stage is also a good tutorial, giving you your full power and a brief explanation of what does every button, and let you experiment, so that you can get a feeling of how the character moves.
If I have to point something that really bothered me, is the hp. I'm going to guess that drinking the bottle from the sucubus in the very beggining gives you 300 hp instead of the standard 100 hp. Well, if you have to reload, for some reason, in the first stage, if you didn't drink the bottle, it reloads with 300 hp. After I finished the first stage, when I reloaded the first two times it gave me the hp I actually had (110 hp at that moment), then it reduced it to 100, and once I recovered all the skills, it went up to 320 (I got another expansion, so I should have 120).
Looks like a free buff, ain't it? The thing is, I wanted to play the game in the hard difficult, not the easy one. Both because I can smell a trap like that from several kms away (I'm gonna guess that drinking the bottle, and the game gives you two chances of doing so, makes it so it gives you the bad ending) and because I wanted the... challenge, if you can call ending this game with 120 or so hp challenging, as the worst part of said challenge is certain jumps where if you fuck up, the spines are going to kill you given enough time, as they stunlock you to death, so it doesn't matter if you have 100, 300 or 1 billion points of hp, except that it gives you the gameover screen faster so you have to endure the stunlock less time.
Besides that, the art is pretty, the animations aren't bad and besides the game deciding to stunlock you to death, it doesn't move as bad as I expected, with a bit of polishment (like making the dashing through enemies consistent, instead of not letting you pass through them if you are too close, or making it so it is a cancel move, like any half decent metroidvania with this mechanic does) I could go as far as to say that it actually has a good control. The first stage is also a good tutorial, giving you your full power and a brief explanation of what does every button, and let you experiment, so that you can get a feeling of how the character moves.
This works for me, it solved the issue of being stuck in the main menu. Basically you have to create another "GameData" folder and put the already existing "GameData" folder in it. Don't ask why, but it works. Thanks Albert!