Unity - Completed - UnHolY JaiL TRPG [v1.30B] [Unholy Creation]

A dungeon escape game with two baisc modes, both of which require you to hit 100 progress before dying or hitting 100 lewdness (oh, and without getting impregnanted).

• "Gamebook" actually follows a story, which I'm sure looked like a good idea on paper, but feels like unnecessary tedium due to the implementation. You'll probably be repeating the early parts often enough you'll want to murder the developer.
• "Original", which is ultimately so trivially easy that the main reason you probably won't win on the first try is you need to figure out how the game works.

Theres also a "PointEndless" mode where there is no exit to reach, for those who... want to chase progress high scores, I guess?

The art is fine, but unspectacular. The game mechanics are one-handed friendly.

As just a game, it's ultimately entirely mediocre: good enough for a bit of a distraction, but nothing truly remarkable.

However, there is an option to create your own events, including essentially entire side storylines, and the system for that is actually pretty decent. If that's something you enjoy, you might well consider this a 4 or even 5 star product.

There is not much content in the main game, but this game provides tools for creating custom event chains, you can assemble something like your quest. You can prescribe some logic, add your own animations or images. There are original textures in the game files that can be edited.

There is a potential to create something interesting using this game as some kind of quest engine, but hardly anyone wants to figure it out, since this is a hentai game lol...

The game's pretty short if you focus on trying to escape. There are no animations, and the art is kind of mid, in my opinion. There's no challenge in hitting the bar even if your skills are all on 0. That said, something that might be nice if you understand how it works is the fact that you can make your own scenarios. Personally, it's not for me though. I also have no incentive to try to get the other endings. Therefore, nothing but a very mid-game to me.

A decent game, definitely not everyone's cup of tea. The graphics and animations are not the best, but I do like the gameplay a lot. Many H-games are scene collectors are lack interesting gameplay. At least this one is somewhat suspenseful although I feel like the loss mechanics could be more varied than just a bar.

Anyway I do recommend their OTHER game which is really good, Unholy Disaster, WHAT A GEM.

This game have two different stories to chose from one of them is default when you download the game which is "GameBook" and the other is "Original".
In gamebook, its a set story with a lot of ways to get a game over and you have to progress a certain amount before you can get a checkpoint. If you are playing this mode you have to be careful with how high your lewdness is otherwise youll be playing the beginning of the game over and over again.
In Original (which i recommend), you are trying to escape the dungeon with randomize events. In this mode, you don't have to suffer with doing the same thing over and over again if you happen to fill your lewdness bar. And if you plan to actually escape i suggest not getting knocked up.

This is a QTE + old school dungeon crawler game. the entire gameplay is doing QTE clicks and "exploring" passages corridor by corridor styled. Though the plus side is there is a slider for how fast the QTE goes in the settings menu, which defaulted at 250%. At 50% even an old person should be able to pass most it, adjust it for something that isn't too hard but should still represent a challenge for you. Rating's also probably more 3-3.5 than 4.

So it's a bit important to note there is 2 modes, the default GameBook mode is a preset map/story with essentially a single set of solutions. Some of it is trial and error and when you run out off HP you essentially reset at the checkpoint while keeping your lewdness progress (which ends the game at 100%). Though there's almost never any need to put anything in HP if you pass the QTEs in this mode. Two of the maps are linked to the wrong passage but shouldn't be an issue, otherwise sometimes some of the solutions aren't that obvious.

The second gameplay is called Original which as fas I can tell is just a straight path with RNG events that you need to pass. Hit events, increase that progress bar to 100, don't die. You also gain stats more organically during random events than the other mode. There's also events that aren't in GameBook plus it's RNG so this might be the more interesting of the two.

H wise there's a 3d model with lewd reactions, decent effort was made but they don't cover any pentration portions so alot of it are going to be in rendered stills. Don't think there's also really any meaningful sex scenes.

Overall not terrible, though if you're playing GameBook and failing, expect to do a lot of clicking, there's no way around that. On a decent computer it probably won't freeze though. If you really want some short pretty mundane story with some "puzzles" you can do GameBook. Otherwise just trying out a run in Original might be better.

You can't beat this on your first try, and when you reach a game over, instead of reloading your checkpoint with your stats, instead you get respawned at the checkpoint with 97% lewdness, so from there a game over for a second time sends you straight to the start of the game. This is a pointless waste of time in terms of progression.

When you play through repeated known events, you can't skip. In fact, if you spam click you get lag. Absolutely baffling, the devs haven't tested that at all.

The H-scenes are also, unbelievably, lazily made animations, most of the art are 2D scenes. So even if you wanted to watch some porn, you can't progress further.

The gallery is an in-game level editor letting you create these turn-based labyrinth events, kinda like creating your own story, but like, seriously? Why would anyone spend their time making levels?

Oh and you know what it takes to beat the game? Save scumming.