Ren'Py - Completed - Unveiling the Unknown [v1.1.0] [TwistedScarlett60]

Grinding the optional dungeon was a bit annoying after a while but honestly the scenes you get with the girls are some of the best on this site, especially for a futa protagonist. A few of the scenes are even wholesome despite you know, it being a porn game based on a harem of maid and adjacent girls.

A game with a simple story, but good after all. I love the gameplay with battles per turn in the dungeon with each heroe with hers habilities. The gameplay between the days help to not be a linear history and just clicking to advance.

One of the best visual novels I've ever read. I have over 15 years of experience in this, so I know what I'm talking about. This game is about pure, unadulterated domination. I really liked the execution of the idea, because there are a couple of other games with a similar plot, but they trivialize and distort everything in favor of the grotesque. This is an ode to domination.

This is my first review on the site since register (8 years ago), and who would tell me that it would be for a VN game of all things (not my thing).
What does this game that's so special? It can maintain a realistic mood with the characters, and conduct it with your decisions. It's nothing otherwordly, the game has the scenes it has and there's no branching paths, but is something esential that I find many lack.
Is it a netori game? Yeah, but it has the progression and end you want. Is it heavy in the corruption/manipulation? Not superficially, but Ophelia comentary on one of the endings broke my heart seeing how deep it can be.
Being RenPy allows for easy backtracking for viewing multiple choices. Every character is lovely, and I'll miss them very much.

The animated scenes look half-done, but it's an artistic expression that I feel it adds to the experience. The gameplay is solely a non-loss economy game really detached from the whole game, but ambience fits within the story. The story is very good, to the point of desiring it to be made in an OVA series. Hope to hear from the bunch in the future.

I find that I like this game a bit more than MG 1k. This game has a better story and it seems more finished. Its buggy at times and the combat isn't as good as MG 1k but the art is more consistent all the way through. There are some clearly cut corners and unfinished sections and it grinds my gears with how easy they are to spot.

This is the most expansive story in an h-game that has ever drawn me in. The different maids had great and distinct personalities that each even stayed in tact through their story progression/corruption even in the face of the slightly diverging paths that each come to a dramatically different ending, especially for the NPCs.

The dungeon crawling being optional is a bit of a sneaky lie, since it rewards you heavily with scenes and npcs that only appear in the dungeon, but I love the system overall. It feels like a great blend of an engaging story with great writing, sparce-but-well-timed humor and, if you choose to play the game without cheats, hours of play time. The dungeon combat is intuitive and doesn't feel like a slog. SFX were amazing.

And on top of all that the MTF gender option has transpositive dialogue?!
✋✋ Absolute Cinema

Pros:
- Incredibly strong story
- Amazing scenes
- Amazing girls
- Good pacing between H and gameplay
- High amount of scenes

Cons:
- Combat isn't as good as it could be
- Dungeon mechanics aren't fleshed out
- Dungeon must be done once per day so the other 2 cons stand out more.

Extremely good masturbation material. Highly recommend.

This was an unexpected gem. The splash/character art doesn't appeal to me, but the sex scene art and writing is so hot that I can forgive it. I think very few authors on this site know how to write a good sex scene, let alone a harem, but this one delivers. It's got personalities that aren't braindead, interesting scenes, good sex drive, and loads of corruption.

First, the artwork. mdf-an's art isn't the usual amateurish slop churned out by most games. It's sketchy, but the perspectives are unique and full of care. The poses show a real understanding of how bodies work. They fuck how I like to fuck. The other artwork in the game is ok, but the change in style is very jarring. Most minor characters have brief scenes done in the other style, and they range from mediocre to decent.

The writing is really where this game shines. The relationships are built on empathy and releasing a lot of pent up sexual & emotional frustration, which is much hotter than girls fawning over your typical passive protagonist (or raging asshole) for no apparent reason. I won't say that every scene is incredible (some are pretty bland), but there are way more hits than misses. This game also has the only remotely plausible harem scenario I've ever seen on this site. I'm not saying this is Shakespeare, but the bar for writing in porn games is incredibly low. This game flies over them.

The gameplay is pretty shallow. In fact, the only interesting part about it is the "meta" progression through the massive research & talent trees. It's easy and easily broken. At least it's not time consuming and doesn't really matter. Who plays porn games for the gameplay, anyway?

The game falls off as you get past most of the maid scenes and they run out of mdf-an artwork. For a bit, I felt like I was in an anime for teens, and the girls couldn't stop monologuing about the demon war (sorry, I couldn't care less about your fantasy world). It's worth it for some great epilogue scenes, though.

5/5 because it made me cum a lot and didn't waste my time on bullshit.

Loved the artstyle, loved the gameplay, loved all the extra things to do. Eventually the gameplay gets easy and you just beat every enemy until you decide to stop or until every buff runs out, but before that point I have no complaints. Only 'complaint' is there not being more content :^). I love the girls!

Well looks like ai generated art so sex scenes are just normal-not bad but not good either.The game locations are good,they looks like very nice and unic that receives good point cause nor much games concentrating to create unic locations.But the story,gameplay,dialogs are interesting.So this is unusual for porn game but I give 5 stars for them.

i'll give it 3 star,it feels like a visual novel it probably just is a VN,too much text,i was enjoying the dungeon a little but it gets repetitive real fast and it also doesn't matter.
the story also doesn't matter imo,the girl just throw themselves at you anyway,no real choice just next it like any VN

It's fun. It's a largely wholesome experience, and maybe at times not wholesome enough- it's inherently pornographic, and sometimes if feels like it veers towards a sex scene a little early. But oh well. The dungeon gameplay is simple, but serviceable.

The worst I can say about it, and why it gets a four in mind mind, is that the main character's origin gender is technically in flux, which puts the writer in a hole. Multiple characters reference sapphic tendencies and how homosexuality is looked down on, just... not in the context of them fucking the MC, who in the primary, default origin is a girl with a penis. The issue is one of them has them distinctly as a femboy, so suddenly any sapphic stuff is ignored cuz in one potential origin you have that he/him pronouns, so it's no longer a gay lovefest (with an erection (those can be sapphic too, as a treat.))

It's off putting to me, but not a deal breaker. Just a disappointment.

It's... fine, I guess?

A big part of Unveiling the Unknown is the dungeon diving gameplay, which starts bad and gets worse. It starts as this sort of tedious turn-based system with lots of reading and not much payoff, and quickly turns into an even more unbalanced mess. Within a handful of nights, my party could easily 1shot everything long after the point where it could 1shot my party, meaning that I'd just sit there mindlessly clicking for a while until eventually I got kicked out of the dungeon. Later on, it turned out that other than unlocking scenes with the various dungeon women, the dungeon didn't even serve any purpose.

The core story and scenes are nothing to write home about but they aren't offensively bad either. They're just sort of there, and serve as a passable vehicle to get you to the porn. There's remarkably little content outside the dungeon, which you barely notice at first because of how long the dungeon is and then becomes apparent when you start skipping the dungeon.

A lot of the manor gameplay stuff is atrocious too, and this is immediately apparent. There are all these systems for increasing corruption and such, and from what I could tell none of it actually mattered? The nun for instance apparently had corruption thresholds for all her scenes, but you could meet them by... doing the previous scene, which you had to do anyways. This whole vestigial system hung there which took up a lot of space and yet apparently served no actual purpose.

The art has a fairly distinctive style, and is fine enough, except there are a few scenes (mostly with the dungeon women) which use a completely different style and were a bit jarring as a result. But overall it was fine, and looks how you'd expect it to from the screenshots and the prologue.

There isn't much futa stuff out there, so if you're in the mood for that then Unveiling the Unknown isn't terrible. But overall it mostly felt like a warning against trying to put too much effort into gameplay in RenPY VNs, and while it wasn't bad it's hard to recommend it either. Overall I think it would be improved if half the content were removed or heavily pared down, but there's so much bad filler that it detracts from the experience.

I have a lot of critiques of this game, so before I get into that, I want to say up front that this game is good (hence, 4 stars) and worth playing. That said, I think it could have been significantly better, or at least more honest about what it is.

First, the combat/exploration. This starts out pretty fun, and stays pretty fun for awhile, but wears out its welcome by the time you get toward the end of the game. You can get to a point where you're nearly invincible, and just running through floors pretty mindlessly. You can accumulate a truly mind-boggling amount of resources, and still not be all that close to getting all of the upgrades (in the manor or in the city). I didn't put a ton of thought into my upgrade paths, but I did at least try to make my dungeon runs as long and lucrative as possible for quite awhile, but eventually I stopped, b/c it just got too tedious, and I would just do a few floors and then exit.

One of the reasons I persisted as long as I did in fully committing to the dungeon runs was that I thought it would matter - there'd be a big fight at the end of the game, and I'd want to be as powerful as possible for that. But there's nothing like that. Maybe there are hidden checks for completion rate, or maybe the ending is gated behind not just the Hangouts, but also the other Guidebook stuff, I don't know. But if not, the only real reason to do any of the dungeon stuff is to find the dungeon girls. However, you can see all their content (and get the resources for the scenes with the women at the market and the gym) long before you finish with the Hangouts, and at that point, I don't think there's any reason to keep going into the dungeon.

The problem is that between the Guidebook and the upgrade tree (not to mention what's going on in the story), the game definitely implies that accumulating resources, getting upgrades, and getting stronger matters. I just wish it actually did. That, and I wish that the combat balance didn't deteriorate into "always be able to use all your spells, one shot everything for floor after floor, and eventually run into an enemy you don't one shot and then immediately die (modulo guaranteed evade, life potion, etc.)".

One other thing about the dungeon - there's a boss demon, I think it's called a Fallen, that's really hot. I wish there was content with her

Next, the story/characterization. Mostly this is fine, but there's one big problem, which is that the game seems to offer you the option to either be nice or a jerk, but it doesn't actually give you that choice. If you pick the jerk option every time, not only is the impact minimal, but over time your specific dialogue choices will be drowned out by the dialogue you don't control, and everyone will fawn over how nice and caring and supportive the MC is regardless. It's especially ironic when quite a lot of dialogue is dedicated to bashing the hero for having the same flaws that the jerk dialogue options tend to embody. The "bad" ending is where the game comes closest to letting you be a corrupting influence, but it's very brief and has no impact on any H-content afaict.

To be clear, I don't mind the game not meaningfully having the option to be a jerk, though I'd prefer if it did. I just wish it was honest about that.

The other thing I'd have liked is for things to just move a little more slowly. Not in terms of actual playtime - the game is plenty long with all the time spent in the dungeon. But in terms of how the relationships develop. For the most part, the women just throw themselves at the MC, and while this is justified in context, it still feels a bit underwhelming. I'd prefer if she had to work for it more. This ties into the "being a jerk" stuff, b/c I think it would be interesting to have the option of either seducing them in a more positive fashion, or abusing your power/authority/magic to force the issue.

Next, the art/scenes. The dual nature of the art is weird, but not necessarily a huge problem. I think both styles are good. Something that ties back into the previous points is that I really like how consistently desperate the MC looks in the mdf-an scenes, and I wish that was reflected in the story/characterization. The curse seems much more like a convenient excuse than anything that's particularly affecting her behavior. The renders suggest a level of need that's not reflected in the dialogue.

Anyway, the main issue with the h-content is just that the scenes start to get repetitive at some point, including reusing assets from earlier scenes. In conjunction with how long and tedious the dungeon delving got, this meant I really was rushing to get to the end of the game, in hopes for a payoff to all of the night of the succubus stuff and the option to be a jerk. And that payoff does sort of exist, but it's underwhelming.

So, overall, I think either this game should have committed more to its evil route, and to gameplay/story/h-content integration, or it should have cut down the scope and just been a simpler story about the harem with less extensive gameplay (or even no gameplay).

Oh, one thing I forgot to mention - I do appreciate the little humorous nods found here and there throughout the game, my favorite being when Mirabelle says "I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable luncheon" in a context in which it totally makes sense.

I think what matters here is the characters, and they are pretty much well written. The conflict exists within every girls and even the MC, this game wont let u get bored when sinking into a character plot and story. And you, the MC gets to fuck everyone.

The artworks are solid, along with the animation for the mansion girls. I see AI generated artwork for the backgrounds, side girls and unreleased characters, you can see these efforts were made to finish the game. Although that should pose no problem to immersion imo.

Highly recommend, no grind, no bad art, no bad characters, solid game.

Always loved this artists stuff on r34 and then i discovered there's a game full of his stuff. Has a pleasant story, nice h-scenes and a bit of optional grinding if your into that. Has an in game guid e to help find all the content. Ophelia best girl

Thinking for yourself, is such a hassle these days, don't you agree? Sometimes I wish someone would do it for me. The first time I heard about the idea of an utopic society, where humans don't make decisions, and are released from the burden of free will, my reaction was: "My days, that sounds positively awful". Yeah... I may have been hasty! As I get older, the idea gets more and more appealing. Mind you, I'm not one of "dem fellas" who thinks they can do better than the others, and never puts in the work, but a real life skip button (it's that Adam Sandler movie, and he probably copied someone) just sounds so tempting.

So, lets' fight that alluring, yet venomous notion, and conjure up some flair: *PI, MA, LO ,FA FA, DUSH*, and have a proper review (pfft... no, we're not! ) like your chosen deity intended to. It will be a one night stand of "wham bam shang-a-lang" (or a lot of reading) sugar lips!

Disclaimer: I have played MG1K, and had a great time with it (I need to buy it, but my conscience and my funds, are in eternal conflict. Most deepest, "heartfeltest" apologies, I WILL distribute divine retribution on my own wicked ways... in time). The other 2 (ponies, college?) were a quick uninstall. How's this relevant, and why I'm wasting your time with this: SUBJECTIVITY "homey", and perspective lad. That's what's missing in a number of the reviews present here. Why did I like MG1K? Cause it has monster girls, and I love that tag. (Monster girls are facing a "critical world ending crisis of extinction" in this website, let me tell you... Breaks my heart, please send money to the folowing account, is for a good cause).

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The point? Who knows? Logical Continuity? What's that? Shut up! Drop your pants, and prepare your behind for the "Choo choo train of neutrality"(and "pseudo-intellectuality") that's coming your way.

NTR is up first, cause everyone here has a PHD on the matter, and I graduated "some cum Laura", so regard me as a self proclaimed divine authority, on the subject. It's ok to rise now.

There are only 2 types of "good NTR": The one that turns you on (obviously), and the one that gives homicidal tendencies (makes you feel something). "Voyeurism" and anger at ugly fat bastards/or sex crazed-addicted women, can fit this classification. Thing is, they are also the quickest, laziest and most profitable side of NTR, and the place where quality doesn't seem to reach more, often than not. What is great NTR then? Great NTR is the build-up to a loving realtionship with your wife, and a very nice friendship with your best buddy. Both of them really love you, no lie, but they are effing each other on the side, and you the reader know it's coming, (because it's NTR, and a good writer gives subtle hints), while your chair is really crossed with you, and can't take any more "fidgeting", or "huffing". That's great NTR at it's core (because it mimics something tangible). The feelings and the self-insertion peak at the thought of such a scenario.

(Yep... gonna start talking about the game 7 paragraphs in. I'm a daredevil!) What we get here doesn't work as "Netori", because the target (your brother) is presented as a "wanker" (in all senses of the word) and nobody gives a flying eff about him. Let's say that the guy was a traditional hero of prophecy, a regular virgin, Mr. nice guy, someone who's capable, treats the maids like friends, and is actually close to defeat the "demonlord". Notions of stealing the girls, harming someone good, or interfering with the world being saved (peace), would make good "Netori". Right now, we have the poor bastard being the target of an unending roast, for some reason. If this was supposed to be a strong theme here, then "private Ryan" was not saved, and his decaying skeleton is not pleased, at all, with this predicament. Perhaps the dev wasn't going for that, and the criticism is out of place. It's still a missed opportunity, and with this premise you could have propelled this to the clouds ("NTRwise"), specially if you had the maids feeling bad about cheating, and the MC being friends with the hero.

Speaking of premise, that's coming up next, cause I "googled" the notion of logical continuity (while you were reading this), and like a 2d girl, I'm nothing if not adaptable, and "bendy". Also throwing in setting, and worldbuilding to the cocktail, cause they all go hand-in hand, and make good pals. Now... Have you heard of YouTube? What about 20 mins videos on a subject, where they have the gall of using the word LECTURE, and genuinely believe they know what they are talking about? Friends, Friends...Friends, I will refer you to one of those videos to (probably not) find out what is wrong with the premise, setting and worldbuilding, of Unveiling the Unknown.

Let me be "piss yellow clear": Two factions, in a contained world, fighting a war for hundreds of years, makes zero sense, and does NOT make good fiction. You just wrote yourself into a trap that never allows you to say goodbye to mediocrity. The world does not seem to be in any danger; Humanity and the monsters(demons) should just kiss and make up; And any sense of gravitas wasn't even evicted, it never lived there. But, but, but.. what about stuff like "triangle strategy", they have the details, and intricacies, and the politics, and the motivations, and it's also a contained world, and many people like it. NON, NON, NON!!! What they have is the collection of addled brains (some exceptions, like in all things), that makes up the world of steam reviews, and "Square Enix", can pull rank thanks to past exploits (and ooh boy! that rank, is starting to show some wear and tear, let me tell you). That crap is mind numbingly boring, and I'm a huge fan of reading convoluted shenanigans.

I'm getting worked up, and that's not good for my health, so let's take a couple of deep breaths, before we address the greatest flaw of this game (I'm now anaesthetized, and functionally impartial)

The goddess being a real and accepted entity is downright preposterous. How do you think faith works? Everything that is weaved in this title regarding religion fell apart at the premise. God can only exist (to us) through eternal doubt, and anthropomorphic lenses. The existence of a deity is not your personal playground to spread ideology. When you make a piece of entertainment, a product that is meant to sell, you are no longer just venting your own opinion, like I'm doing right now.

Here, mental exercise:

Imagine that tomorrow God appears and says this to everyone on earth: I'M GOD, I'M HERE. I'M REAL. Even if you are asleep, or in the middle of the ocean, or watching porn with headphones. Everyone knows God is real from now on. Work from this absurd notion to realize where you went wrong. It's impossible to say that what's presented here is wrong, but "cringey", bathed in the most simplistic of common senses, and infused with trendy modern sensibilities, while also wearing an appalling disguise of seriousness? That much I can state with certainty. Stay away from religion, stop being preachy! If you absolutely must out such notions, do it through subtext, symbolism, allegory, or what have you. Not like this. Hopefully that's constructive criticism, and if someone took the time to create a world, while putting some thought and effort to it, then it is my righteous quest to tell them what's wrong with it. I'm always right 60% of the time, so listen to me young "padawan".

There... it's all unicorns and rainbows from now on.

Regarding "padawans.".. just kidding, stunts come in sets of 1, ideally. 1 trick ponies are the real deal. Regarding characters: The dev skipped "leg day"; Basics were skimmed over; Foreplay was thrown aside like a ragged doll; The moon landing was hoax; The hell do I mean? "Look Joe I've been whoring in this exact same corner for 50 years" so I know my Visual Novels, and character progression arcs, trust me (Never trust someone who says trust me, btw). First you introduce the archetype of your choosing; Then you go against it, at least once to escape the one-dimensional slur; Then come the everyday experiences designed for normalization, and empathy growth, and finally you disclose the big bad inner conflict or plot twist (both), and all its contrivances, that make fangirls squeal.

This visionary, this rebel, this reformer of the old ways, decided to say: Eff the mother effing conventions, I'm the effing law here. Result: "Undisclosed" went to war and got "headshotted", hence private Ryan's ghost still wanders the land, as you might expect. You are not allowed to just eat the meat buddy, you need the vegetables. So the pervert nun, and the shy girl, and the one who wants to end the war, and the competitive one in love... they just starting talking about their deep darkest secrets and desires. "What's your favorite color girl? I just don't know, but here are all my insecurities laid bare"... This "interview" style of presenting complex traits/aspirations on characters failed staggeringly, stupendously, and scandalously because you don't start with the complex. No one is asking for realism, but people don't talk or think this analytically, right out of the bat. How, why, who? Hubris is that you again? Stop talking crazy and go make me some soup, woman. It's back to the drawing board mate, but I WILL help you (take notes or drawings, I guess).

"Avanti"!!!

Behold the "tsundere" in her natural habitat - Major annoyance, not likable, but pays attention to you for some reason; Then she helps someone at school, (add 10 galloons of comedy preferably slapstick, in between) and she is not so bad all of the sudden; Then come similar tastes and/or a nice date; To screw things up, the premise comes into play, and drives a wedge between them; Finally, and ONLY then the big conflict emerges such as: justice and order, or love and chaos; Selfishness or moral correctness; the right choice or the right choice for me. Mix in a big sack of drama, and moving themes like bullying, to your discretion. Voilà. It's not freaking rocket science. Long story short, I just wanna hump those maids, cause their arses are perfection. If that's what you want great, if not reconsider. In "dum-dum" speech, these characters all feel "samey".

(Late Editor's only note. RIP!) - Or you could just read: Routes exist and work in a VN for a reason. Sniffing glue wasn't a good thing 30 years ago, and today it's just sad... *gunshots and screaming echo in the distance*

Violence DOES solve problems, Ghandi was wrong (or was it Buddha?). Let's move on to the RPG (mechanics, not story) side of things, and start with my own tragic, yet unrevealed backstory. I am "mathematically impaired", and it has been a burden on my existence ever since the first grade. To put in a way you cannot misunderstand, all those zeros just seem so shiny and dopey, they make me fall asleep. It's like the truth behind the universe, you can tell it's there, but it's just beyond your current intellect. An INT potion might help, taking an IQ test would just bring my ego down, so I'm thankful for calculators on cellphones. I looked up the name of the dev, and now address it as Scarlett-Sama, (instead of the usual you, it, they), because only superior lizard people in black trench coats, and hats can produce something so good.

Let's cut the crap for a second here: This is "fight-loot-upgrade-fight harder-more loot- better upgrade" done with professional quality. I will admit that the whole thing echoed with me, probably because my mentality towards videogames is very traditional or even "oldschooled", but there's no denying that this system Just Works ™. You want proof? Once I understood it, the number of floors I could traverse per run, the gold I got, the heat stat (It's a scaling mechanism), and health modifiers, all increased exponentially (and I mean by U.S billions in some instances), which should illustrate that there is depth to it, but more importantly, it felt very satisfying to watch my own progression. Dare I say, I was looking forward to pushing the limits of the system, more than banging the 2d maids? Sort of, but I'm not identifying a crowd pleaser here, some folks may regard it as an "obstruction" or unwelcome diversion from their porn. Another thing, is that by day 16, I was done with the dungeon delving. The only remaining upgrades cost stupid amounts of crystals on the research tab (not sure if I broke it, or if it's supposed to be easy, but there was no need to go there again).

Ok, there's a lot more to talk about, but my engine is running low.

I will remind you that destruction is woven into the very fabric of humankind, and that you should not take what I wrote here as serious criticism (the religion bit is indeed upsetting, follow your own advice and leave God to do it's business). My vacation is about to end, and I took an hour or so of my time, to release some creativity, no more, no less. This is is supposed to reach you in amusing and/or satirical form. "Unveiling the Unknown" is a very good game, and don't ask me logistics, but I'm impressed with the whole thing on principle alone. "Allrighty", this is a 10/10, a very good time, and proof of concept for a number of things, at least for me. If you played this and have the means, please consider supporting the creator, and experience the sweet release of generosity through "cathartic based justice" (I don't even know if that means something, but I'm gonna act like it does).

I will leave you with a quote from the game, that has marked and changed me profoundly:
"Just because I'm strong, doesn't mean I have a magical vagina." Words to live by, if I ever heard any.

This game, in general, feels unfinished. The entire RPG part is out of place and mostly exists to grind money for money. Erotic scenes are drawn in a completely different style that is much worse and feels unfinished.


Then we get to sex scenes are secondary personages that are instantly ready to whore themselves out. Here are the giant cons.

1. Sex scene art is bad and feels like an unpolished placeholder for real art. The art used to draw heroines in static poses on the main page is nowhere near the quality of sex scene art.

2. Sex scenes are pretty much CG viewer scenes that you have to grind for by taking to them (you are free to skim all dialogues completely. They don’t bring anything to the table), and it takes a while to get to them even with everything maxed.

3. Most girls look the same and have the same reactions. You basically have 5 variations of the same girl with linear scenes you can choose from when you unlock them.


Now, let's go to the thing that annoyed me the most. This game has save protection. It checks if your save was edited.
If you played this game, you know why this was added. So, people can't skip the grindfest the dungeon is and find out the entire erotic content is terrible and not worth hours upon hours of time spent.

I have a simple guide for you on how to avoid it.
1. Go into the RenPy save folder location, which is in appdata.
2. Find the file called tokens.
3. Open the text file inside and remove all those gibberish, leaving only the signing and verifying keys without any text.
4. Save it and make the file read-only with file proprieties.
Enjoy, now you can cheat whatever you want and not waste much time on this.

Well for me this game was 3.5 rounded up to 4.

Pros:
Good art, even though I don't like hentai style that much.
Fluid animations
Decent setting
Seamless dungeon gameplay

Cons:
Dungeon grind doesn't achieve that much? All those upgrades for what?
Much more texty than needed for a porn game
It is kinda vanilla for this much lewd focus
Even though setting is good plot is kinda quirky