in few words:
a good 16-bit lolicon animation game, it has strong and weak visibles
technical aspects:
the story, for me, is the key aspect of this game, a very convincing and well constructed story.
the art of the game is the basics of all games in this style, nothing special, but I found it to be above average.
the difficulty of the game is a bit ... boring? the game is not difficult, in short it is going to get a mission and find things on the map, only that the back alley is full of useless monsters and on top of that it makes your vision very difficult, the most negative point of the game.
the game is a good diversification of animations, but half of them is a recycled blowjob (it has very generic animations and fantastic animations), it tries to show some scenes with other characters, a point that is worth mentioning, but they are not too much.
another negative point of the game is its size, it is very small, it could have more scenes, or it could leave the scenes you’ve seen on the map (if you see it once it’s gone forever).
final considerations:
I found it a good game to try, I "finished" it in 1 hour and I was not too lost to go, it is a small and above average game, nothing fancy.
(I didn't finish the game completely because the final boss is ridiculously broken and badly made, the servant made it practically impossible to be defeated and I don't have the patience to keep making gold).
final grade: 7
recommend: of course, a lolicon game is always a rarity, "The Demon Lord's Daughter Demona" is basically that perfected game.