Guns of Succubus

[h1]✦ Overview[/h1] Guns of Succubus is a short but spicy retro-style shoot ‘em up, mixing arcade action with lewd rewards. In less than an hour I managed to finish it, even playing on a higher difficulty. The story is pretty basic but, let’s be honest, nobody is here for the plot, this is pure arcade action sprinkled with hentai. [h1]✦ My Experience[/h1] The character art is nice and the boss designs are really charming, especially when you talk with them in their anime-style Visual Novel forms each fight. Every boss defeated rewards you with a related erotic scene (patch required from Otaku Plan). The fast-paced combat felt satisfying at times, though the game ends way too quickly. Some bosses do require a few retries, so at least there’s some challenge here depending on your skill level and how high you set the difficulty. [h1]✦ Gameplay[/h1] It’s a classic horizontal shoot ‘em up with simple but effective stats: speed, damage, defense, and bullet speed. A cool feature is the ability to “equip” defeated bosses to tweak your stats, giving you a small sense of progression. However, due to the game’s short length, you won’t get to deeply explore or expand on these mechanics. [h1…

Not a bad game fun story. Best with patch because it is quite short. Not all scenes are interesting. Could use better screen settings. Preferably with a discount.

artstyle: poor Playability: Poor Story: poor The worst: escape takes you out of the game Conclusion: another bad UNITY game

This game, in addition to its sequel, is quite possibly the worst twin-stick shooter I have ever played. Everything about it is lazily made, excluding the character art. Starting with the title screen, one big issue is that the fullscreen toggle is not saved upon rebooting the game, meaning that in order to continue playing in fullscreen mode, you will have to press Alt+Enter after every sitting. This is mildly annoying on its own, but it pales in comparison to the actual gameplay. I will very briefly skim through the story since it is a whole lot of nothing, but essentially you play as a boy named Cain who wants to get revenge on some succubus, and uses a sentient rifle known as “Millfeuijonk” (or is it Millefeuinjonk? The translators can’t seem to decide) for this task. The game plays in a mostly arcade-like format, with multiple stages divided into individual waves of enemies, with a boss at the end. I only played up to the second stage before quitting, so that is the context that I will be referencing in this review. To start, the background art is generally bland and unappealing to look at (you can see some examples on the Steam page), with few exceptions. Most of the BGs ap…

Guns of Succubus is a short and unusual action game that blends bullet-hell shooting with anime-style storytelling, light character progression, and mature themes. Developed by RakuRai and published by OTAKU Plan, it does not attempt to build an enormous adventure around its concept. Instead, it delivers a relatively focused experience where story scenes connect a sequence of battles filled with enemies, projectiles, and boss encounters. Its combination of genres gives it a distinctive identity, even though individual systems remain fairly simple. The story centers on Nico and his encounter with the succubus Millfeuijonk, who possesses the rather unconventional ability to transform into an assault rifle. This strange partnership forms the basis for both the narrative and combat. Story sequences introduce characters and provide context between battles, while the action portions place Nico against supernatural opponents. The premise is intentionally absurd and playful, fitting the game's anime-inspired presentation and mature subject matter. The game contains sexual themes and nudity, so it is clearly aimed at an adult audience. Combat follows an accessible bullet-hell formula. Pla…

decent buy for a budget h game. not perfect, but appropiate for its price bullet hell type like game, takes bit less than an hour to complete it, almost 2 if going out for all the scenes to unlock. would of helped better if you wouldnt have to reboot the game to go back to home screen with every try. better than most part of other h games going for its price tag as its at least more immersive rather than shuffling pieces or connect 3 landfill... there are some number of parts where things could of used significant improvements. the interface felt plain and robust, not to mention the dialogue was littered with typos and weird sentencing making it a pain to read through it at least the games main selling point being the hcgs was redeeming, as again, better quality than most other hgames going for around 5eur price tag, albeit with a lack for some more. still alright getting if looking for a decent time waster for a weekend or so