Others - Completed - Treasure Fragment [v2.0] [EUPHORIC!]

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this yet!

Treasure Fragment puts you in the shoes of Mina, a royal knight who sees her Princess kidnapped. As any knight would do, she sets out to rescue the princess. She's aided in this task by a fragment of the royal treasure, which protects her from corruption and sex until it breaks.

This is a really entertaining game that looks surprisingly smooth for an H-game. The gameplay itself isn't that hard; it's a platformer with a single close range attack and a few specials that you can use. As mentioned above, if you take enough HP damage, your treasure breaks, and this becomes an H-Game. The maps are, admittedly, a little large, so if you get lost you can find yourself wandering around for awhile before you find your way again, and there's some puzzles and doubling back here that can get you in trouble there.

The H content is mixed; most of the enemies use pretty standard fucking attacks (though they, too, are well animated). The bosses, however, may be a left turn if you don't know the artists fetish: vore and unbirth. It's clear how much he loves it, too, since it's well done.

I don't often comment on H-Game music, but the music here is really good, the sort of music you'd expect to find in a standard adventure game, and it never feels obtrusive.

Honestly, the main drawbacks here, H-content wise, are furry and vore/unbirth if you don't like those. If you do, well, full steam ahead there! This is a fun game, at the end of the day, if you like platformers, just be careful not to get too turned around.

VirusTotal may report a false positive on this, but it can be totally ignored. The game is cool and full-featured with a varied range of enemies and a great gallery of H-scenes. Kinda easy, but still fun.

This would have been incredible by the standards of Newgrounds in 2010.

If the animations were as creative as the enemy design, it'd be fine. The game design is especially bad, it's just unfun in concept and execution.

The game itself looks nice, but it was executed poorly.
The animations are generic and repetitive, and you get a game over CG which is a pain in the ass.
The combat is slow and without much taste which make the bosses more annoying, especially the last one.
The music soundtrack, however, is pretty nice.
The story in itself isnt anything too special.
All in all, Generic Sidescroller H-Game.

Saw this game only had a 2/5, which is weird because there are way worse games rated much higher than that. Personally, I'd say this game rates similarly to Mystic Knight Maya.

Good:

• The story is actually great. Essentially a group of anthro creatures use crystals to prevent themselves from turning feral and becoming nothing but the beasts they're based off. These crystals were destroyed causing the kingdoms to fall into chaos, with everyone reverting back to more instinctual, primal forms. This is a great little bit of context to almost all the h-scenes because it implies that the protagonist has lost their mind and just become a mindless, horny animal.
• The game has a lot of content. For only being 2 hours long, there are about 40+ animations and 30 game over CG.
• Character art and sprites are pretty
• It's well paced, never too frustrating or grindy
• It has a large variety of fetishes
• Music is fantastic, clearly FFVI era Nobuo Uematsu inspired
• Some of the content is just straight up hot, so that's always a plus

Bad:

• Combat and movement in general feels quite weak. This game actually plays a better if you boot up Cheat Engine and set the speedhack to 2x. Wouldn't recommend that speed for the bosses.
• Clunky and slow magic system that requires you to manually cycle through spells one-by-one.
• Accessing stage 5 and some obscure scenes requires a bit of research, but that ended up being the best content in the game.
• I feel like more could have been done with the themeing of the game. i.e. maybe a corruption meter that has you slowly reverting to your animal side.
• I'm generally not a huge fan of loss-for-CG games that don't lean into it as a mechanic, particularly the game over slides which are a pain in the ass to get and send you back to a previous save.
• The CG Gallery doesn't become unlocked after clearing. So I have two random CG missing and I have no idea how to get 'em.

Generic side-scroller platform that talks a lot about having a lot of content, but is actually a walking simulator with corridors everywhere; with Game Over Scenes (Those where you wait half an hour for the character to die so that only a single gif appears), and one scene per enemy (With the probability that they will be repeated).
With all my balls I'm going to say it: Pass it and play one of Zell99 ones, or even better, Eris.

it's not really bad and not really good.. the cover looks like a high quality game but in the end its maybe average.. as on the previews mentioned it also took me like 1.5-2 hours to finish

what i don't like:
the story: you got to bring back a Crystal, that's it. you start in your castle and walk through different locations on your way you meet some npcs but mostly they just say 1 boring irrelevant line. completely unexciting
level design: the areas look always very similar and its not easy to tell where to go next (no map, arrow or npc that help)
combat: pretty boring. most of the time it's just smashing the punch button. there are a few skills but mainly to progress the story (not very effective in combat). enemies attack almost always the same.
H-action: no fun with defeated enemies and repetitive animations


what i like:
music: great soundtrack
controller: you can play with a game pad
gallery: in the main menu one for the game over pictures and in game on the last stage for the animated sprites
sprites: nice animations
enemies: balanced mix of beasts furries insects tentacles raptilians