Évaluations récentes de grimmwolf

The plot may be basic, but the art style isn't! I was pleasantly surprised that quite a few men in this game are actually handsome and not Fat Ugly B*stards. The DLC also lets you date several of them (and some women!). Jeanne herself has very expressive eyes and there is a lot of effort in drawing expressions and... fluids in this game. I really enjoyed the character designs of several NPCs and the large variety in monsters. Although most of the time, it's still CGs, there are some animated x-ray parts with reused assets. The sounds used are pretty bad and very repetitive. Jeanne herself got kinda annoying because she has a very high pitch. Thankfully you can adjust volume sliders separately.

The combat was pretty frustrating in the beginning and I was stubborn and rammed my head against a particular tough boss (that I should have saved for later). Turns out there's an easy side-dungeon that gives you quick level ups as well as an item to give you infinite money. What a game changer that turned out to be. I found the basic attacks don't always land and I would get hurt by enemies that were nowhere near me. Eventually you become so OP it doesn't matter anyway.

I don't care about the girls I just want money. This is because the writing for the women are very vapid and surface level. It's as if the actors in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ video became these characters which is a shame since it is a fictional world and there is so much more freedom than the most boring stereotypes you can find. I don't even think the sex scenes are very exciting either and do not really introduce anything contrary to expectations.

I can only recommend this for the hotel management because it is fun and I think the rooms are really detailed and interesting (unlike the female romance options). Eventually you can automate quite a bit but the "shifts" go by fast and it is pretty rewarding. I just wish you can mute the annoying male moans since when you're rapidly assigning rooms, they just become this irritating cadence. The view of the hotel also shifts around while you're trying to drag services to rooms and can lead to misfires. It'd also be neat if there were some variance in the couples being assigned to rooms as well. I also wish there were more uses of the personal funds you have to go towards the hotel because the women are so lame I don't even care to spend money on them.

I honestly cared less about the sex scenes and got really engrossed into the business management structure. I did feel a little guilty about mistreating the monster girls, especially in the beginning when I didn't understand the mechanics. Definitely rest them so they don't become broken! I enjoyed collecting the various types of monsters and there were some surprise transformations. I ended up getting attached to a few and you are rewarded with special solo scenes with them. I didn't really care for the succubus character that they kinda force on you to "romance". It was a little annoying that the "good" ending was locked behind romancing her since I did not care for her at all.

Sadly it was shorter than Azel's game, but the quality of the CGs and sprites improved a lot! There were more varieties in outfits and playstyles, although the combat was simplified into just attacking and healing. I really enjoyed the scenes of the supporting characters more than I liked Mei, sadly (Azel definitely had a better personality and voice). I had to lower Mei's voice to be less audible because her repeated phrases was grating on my nerves and the music was actually good enough I didn't mind not hearing her. The main male character was also a lot more enjoyable and their scenes together were really nice. It was as close to romantic as it could get in this bimbofied world setting.

I was initially interested because of the art style, but honestly the CGs are pretty lackluster. The gameplay is ok since it's basically candy crush with extra things. I was able to beat all of them while high, except Shymi who I later used the in-game cheatcode for infinite money. Overall, dialogue is dumb. animations are mid. and then a few of the girls/CGs are obviously another artist with a very different style.

It's a pretty straightforward game that really is just there for "material". I wish there was more sustenance like dates with the girls or something that unlock at certain hearts. I really want to know some of them better since I like their designs a lot. I'm looking forward to seeing future monster girls. PS: Needs foot massages for the toe beans.

Super cute and charming game. There are no setbacks of things you can do wrong during this, which is nice. It is very repetitive though and a little bit grindy to unlock abilities and scenes. I love the artstyle so much and Michelle is my favorite.

The story is pretty basic and the main selling point is the art style. I really love the outfits in this game and the interactions with the NPCs. Shame the monster encounters were pretty much non-existent and there's only really a handful of them. Azel as a character is really fun and the combat is simple enough that you can quickly get OP.

No story to speak of, but the gameplay is fun with teammates.

Buy it and you will not regret it. Plenty of replay value and you can always keep on improving.