RPGM - Completed - The Zombie Island [Osanagocoronokimini]

Yeah, the first hostile area is utter trash. The fucking animals poison you automatically and there are *NO* curative fruits within reach. The description says that it is common but the 6 times I tried before dying says otherwise.

v2.1: The game is pretty tedious, which tends to be a danger in survival games. At least it's not particularly long. I'd say under 4 hours, though I dropped it around 2.5 after peeping the final boss.
- Animals rush you, constantly draining your hp and breaking your equipment
- H-scenes are by-and-large rape. There are a handful which are not, but you gotta hope you rescued the correct people and fulfilled some other mysterious conditions.
- Enemy raids at night, allies get kidnapped. Hope you remember where you found them or else you're not getting them back. Not that they really do anything though.
- There's a chance for equipment to break when you use it. Okay, that's fairly standard for survival games. Except it can break on the first use it, which is unfun. Your weapons can also break when you miss attacks in combat. Which just makes things even more tedious.
- You need to use a wood every time you cook, so there's no real reason to get fish or mushrooms since they provide less nourishment than meat. The idea might be to eat them raw then eat the relevant berry to heal the status they inflict, but there's enough meat lying around that you shouldn't need to resort to that.
- Resource points restock quickly, but sometimes give you nothing. It would be better if they restocked more slowly but always gave something.
- There's basically no plot. Which I guess makes sense for a game where you're not even guaranteed to meet all the characters (they die if you take to long to rescue them, often after only one or two days).

It's addictive ... but really frustrating, very frustrating, the issue of time versus relog bothers you, in addition to how quickly objects break, the story almost non-existent. The game is heavy despite the fact that they are literally the same scenes but with another face inserted, you can be branded the computer if it is low resources. play it at your own risk

Nice rpgmaker survival game, with good concept, graphics and sounds, but with a good amount of frustration. The most frustration part is time, which kills you and survivors. Also frustrative is random. You can't tell when you equipment breaks, it even can break after first use, which is bullshit. Farm is endless and replaces actual gameplay, if you selected any difficulty, but easy.
Verdict: don't play it if you want to fap, just go to game derrictory > www > movies and watch porn of this game. That's all

Decent enough explore and fuck game...if said game revolves around finding dead people and dealing with a stiffy, yeah I said it, pun intended. but as a nice change of pace you can even find live girls as well if...you know...THAT'S more your thing [sarcasm]. There is even one scene involving a shota...well....it's an island of zombies should I save the poor boy or...nah let's give him a jolly good old bumming. Whatever you are into I guess.

I'd recommend it just to wile away a bit of time but I wouldn't get hung up about it. If you are into zombies feel free to have a play around, it has more undead loving than a Twilight episode!

F&F = Fun and Fappable.

Neutral:
- Short game: 2 - 3 hours.
- Average RPG fights.

Pros:
- The survival aspect of the game is enjoyable.
- Not grindy.
- Gallery after finishing the game.
- Good rate of scenes/time.
- Good art.
- Animated scenes with sound.

Cons:
- Reused scenes.
- No voice.
- No story.

Overrall: enjoyable short game with a nice amount of scenes considering how short it is. Really worth it imo.

plays more like a concept game than an actual game. in true Osanagocoronokimini fashion all the sex scenes are the same with swapped color palettes. ~3 hours of game-play for $12 is horrid. the slice of life features are very fun. exploration was fun. the combat as fairly fun as well.

This is the type of pervy game that really fits the RPGMaker engine. It's short, not super dialogue heavy, and has a really large emphasis on gameplay. The combat isn't ridiculously scaled, nor are the enemy spawns excessively irritating/grindy feeling.