Asura Girls

[b]If I'll go Hell, let it be with such demons.[/b] This is a simple game where you need to find tiles of the same color and open the picture. There are 40 levels in total, 10 ladies, from whom we will remove an item of clothing 4 times. The artworks here are juicy and beautiful, each demoness really seduces you. The only minus is that the tiles flip very slowly, but when you get tired of it, you can skip the levels with one button. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

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It would have looked good 20 or 30 years ago, but it doesn't. 40 levels all the same, just a few clothes.

I am probably not the target audience, since Im not a horny teenager, so take this review with a grain of salt: Just like a lot of the other games this developer releases onto Steam: Low effort Memory game with colors and you "win" a furry hentai type picture after winning a level. Only a minimum of effort was spent by the developer on this, basically just enough so it can be called a game. It is not for me and I dont see it being for anyone. Im on a quest of at least trying every game in my library, of which I got plenty from all kinds of bundles. So please dont judge me for owning this title in the first place :D If you are interested in my journey, check out my other reviews :)

Asura Girls is a deliberately simple and approachable indie title that embraces the fundamentals of classic memory-matching puzzles while dressing them in a bright, character-focused presentation. Developed and published by IR Studio, the game makes no attempt to reinvent its genre, instead leaning fully into familiarity and accessibility. From the moment it begins, it is clear that Asura Girls is designed as a low-pressure experience meant for casual play sessions, offering gentle mental stimulation rather than intense challenge or deep mechanical complexity. The core gameplay revolves around flipping cards on a grid to find matching pairs, a structure that will be instantly recognizable to anyone who has played traditional memory games. What gives Asura Girls its sense of progression is the gradual increase in board size and complexity. Early stages are small and forgiving, allowing players to ease into the rhythm of observing, remembering, and matching. As the game advances, the grids expand, demanding stronger concentration and better recall, turning what initially feels like a relaxing pastime into a more engaging test of short-term memory. This difficulty curve is smooth and…

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