Recente recensies door AnimeMayhem

Fairly minimalist with simple play, but a decent way to kill some time. Spin the boxes to align everything and get more of the picture added once you have everything lined up. After you complete all the pictures of a part you get a nice story sequence that uses the pictures to tell a tale, kind of like a kids picture book but without any words. Two stories and you're 42 achievements richer once the game exits limited profile mode.

Fun enough slaughterfest to warrant getting all the achievements. Recommend playing enough to get a little gold on hand and then moving to the slot machine to earn piles of gold, and unlock characters and weapons. You can unlock pets and hats with slots also, but pets have limited use (not to mention you outrun them the whole game so if you want them to be useful you have to run back to them a lot) and hats are kinda meh since most characters already have a hat that fits them well.

To play you select a character, pick a single weapon upgrade they can take with them, pick a pet, upgrade stats, and then head out. Weapons all have a cost once you are in a match, so picking a high priced gun you like at the start can make your play easier and more fun. I tend to use the pistol slot the most since you have unlimited ammo, and there are a lot to pick from that are way better than the default one. Note that any stats you upgrade at character select are permanent upgrades, while any stats you get with skill points while playing are lost upon death, while luck is the only stat not upgradable with gold.

If you want the best character you can get to grind out achievements I would recommend playing slots to unlock a 3-luck character (I used classics like The Godfather, Lucifer, and Agent 48), grind some gold with slots to max their stat upgrades, grind some weapons with slots until you get a high quality pistol slot weapon you like (throwing stars are pretty insane) to equip, take a gun (shoots) or butterfly drone (mana regen) to increase your DPS, and then go wipe as many stages as you care to. To finish the achievements you'll likely have to launch a bunch of matches to just sit there and die, spend a bunch of gold during the match to buy cheeseburgers, and leave the game running overnight once while you sleep to get the 12 hours in. Have fun!

Quick but fun hidden cat game. Love that all the cat achievements are named.

Fun little critter hunt. Way too fast unfortunately.

I've always liked the Orochi series because it combines the characters from both of the main series games (Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors) as well as a smattering of characters made specifically for the Orochi storylines. There's also so many beautiful maps with great views to find between the base game and DLC stages that it's really on you if you get tired of a map because you keep spamming it. Top it off with more than enough modes to fit how you feel like playing the game any given day (quick mission completion, randomly beat some stuff up, slaughter thousands of peons, etc.) and the sheer character roster, and you get a lot of replay value.

Once you've played your first character for a bit and unlocked some high difficulty stages while accumulating some decent items growth points you are set. Just use that character on a high difficulty stage and keep swapping out the others so they collect 4-star weapons, feed them some growth points so they're around level 20, and you never have to feel the level 1 with basic crap weapon play for any other character! At that point you never have to play the game any lower than Hard again, which also means if you randomly meet requirements for certain missions and weapons while running around a map killing people you get them.

The game isn't for everyone. It's a basic hack 'n slash, and it's designed for you to be the hero not be some 1337 bragging rights FPS game. You want to play Counter-Strike then play Counter-Strike, don't come into this game and expect it to be Counter-Strike and get all huffy because of it. For my part I love the stress relief. Had a bad day dealing with moronic co-workers and idiot customers? Drop into an Orochi slaughterfest and feel your blood pressure lower as you end hundreds of peons in a few combos. Popular clique at school got you down and the teachers assigned too much homework again? That's when you notice an officer may look like one of them and you can put your boot in their face with satisfaction.

So give it a try if it sounds like it might be your cup of tea from time to time. Play a bunch of different maps, admire the officers you can play as you unlock more, take some gorgeous screen shots, and listen to the digital lamentations of the masses as you wrack up an absolutely horrific body count!

You are the destined hero, brought to this fantasy world full of damsels in distress that desperately need your help. There is an evil god on the loose, and they have the power to curse women of all races with one of the most devastating things imaginable - horrible fashion sense! These damsels have been cursed with absolutely atrocious outfits that they are unable to remove themselves. Only you, the hero, have the ability to free these damsels from the horrible fashion sense that entraps them...one piece of vile clothing at a time. Good luck in your isekai adventure!

Rating this one "Neutral" overall.

The game play is simple clicker style, and using an auto-clicker works fine. Graphics are cute, and mini games are fun to mess with from time to time. Standard play is click and keep increasing/upgrading your items to increase your clicks per second and overall click accumulation both while playing and when the game is closed.

The majority of the game can be completed in a relatively small amount of time. I think I auto-clicked for most of a day and had the first 10 achievements done.

This is where it gets bad - the remaining achievements require more time than the average human lifespan to compete as intended. Meaning in order to get all achievements there is no choice other than cheating.

The basic issue is cost of items versus ability to generate income. The last item you can buy, named "Love," starts you at a Quintillion level. That's seven sets of numbers, or six commas, or X,000,000,000,000,000,000. Looks insane right? Nope. What's insane is the cost of items.

To get the last three achievements you need to 5-star 1, 3, and 5 items respectively. To star an item you must buy 500 of said item, then convert 500 items into a star which also resets that item count to zero. The per click rate goes up, but so does the cost to buy more items.

As an example my first item, the "Click Cursor," is currently 3-star and has 400 items. To get the last 100 items I need to get the 4th star will cost 254 Nonillion. That's 11 sets of numbers, or 10 commas. My offline production rate is 1.1 Sextillion (7 commas) per second. 254 Nonillion at a rate of 1.1 Sextilion is 231 million seconds. There are 86,400 seconds in a year. That means in order to get the 4th star on THE CHEAPEST ITEM, I will have to offline for OVER 2673 YEARS to get the 4th star...on the CHEAPEST item. No idea how much that 5th star is going to cost, but I believe from the scaling is over the Decillion mark. What about the not-cheapest items you ask? Well the last hundred items on the 5th lowest costing item (I have it at 1-star) run over 169 Nonillion, so I'm guessing that 5th star will be in the 20 comma range or so.

This is so broken it's unbelievable.

TDLR - achievement hunters stay away. All others don't expect any more value from the game after you hit 8-10 achievements and are in the grind that requires multiple generations of your descendants in order to get all the achievements through intended gameplay.

Pretty basic game without any bells or whistles. Good for a few minutes of laughs dodging giant girls, but not much point to playing more than that.

Would be a lot more engaging if you could work up to different types of outfits and footwear for the girls as that would create a lot more variety. At present the only play value is a huge number of points for the final achievement, but that's not a reason to play...not to mention you can only earn 3 points a dodge since there aren't anything like multipliers or other things you can invest points in to make the score go up faster.

Will give a thumbs up as it was a good laugh dodging giant girls for a few minutes as opposed to dodging bullets or other more normal game gimmicks.

Pros:
The art is nice.
The VAs are fine.

Cons:
The English translation is horrible enough to make a fairly weak story even worse.
The enemies are not in sync with the music...which is the purpose of a rhythm game. So click with the music and die.

This is one of those times when I really wish Steam had a "neutral" rating. I'll give it a thumbs up because this is a game some people will like. For me it definitely wasn't what I was expecting when I backed it on Kickstarter, and I definitely overpaid going that route.

Based on the majority of the endings, the game could be more properly categorized as an Adult Horror game. In some ways games like Danganronpa are much kinder to their victims (not talking about the MC) because they end it instead of leaving them lingering in horror forever. Feels like the developer has some deep mental scarring relating to getting in far to deep with an escort (someone you pay to be nice to you and treat you like someone special), and this game is their sad, sad attempt at getting even with them.

If you just want to have fun without the horror I would recommend starting a new game after you have had two special times with a particular escort and want to avoid the horror aspect of the game. For the more adventurous have fun getting the full achievement set, but don't feel pressured to read all the bad ending detritus.