Escape Dungeon 2

A sex game where the gameplay is better than the sex. This isn't the first time I have seen this happen, but the adult content is not that enjoyable. Rape is one thing, but it is more often just painful for the heroine and that is not fun. If you want lewd content, I don't suggest this over plenty of other games. However, if you want fun combat, then sure, recommended.. The combat I found scratched a nice itch I didn't realize I had. It took a bit to get used to things. You want to try and stay a space away from enemies but some can still hit you. It can be easy to be surrounded by enemies but that is where you skills come in. One can let you move multiple spaces away or even damage enemies in an overall area or give you a shield to block all damage in the short term. I didn't know there a demo before buying. Play that and see what you think. The heroine looks nice in the adult scenes, but this wouldn't be a first, second, third, fourth, fifth and so on choice for adult entertainment. Another issue with the game is the cliffhanger ending. I know it is the second game, but I thought it would standalone more but it sort of sequel baits. I didn't know the sequel existed but the comb…

I'd definitely recommend this game, although I'm not sure if it is better or worse than the one it follows. Gameplay wise, its largely better - random items that you pick up and expend are now replaced by skills. Skills have limited but replenishable uses, which means you can find a playstyle that suits you and stick with it for the most part. The art style change was disorienting (as was the shift to 3D), especially going from one right to the other.. It felt like health was a huge issue this time around, both for enemies being huge meat shields toward the end and struggling to keep health up. At some point in upgrading, a flip was switched as I leveled up and I suddenly never had problems with it again. So balancing is a slight issue. Smut scenes I feel were also a step back from the first game - both in acquiring and in general quality. The art is just as good, but there felt like less variety. Also you have to purchase scenes you haven't seen yet through monster deaths. Another balancing issue there - I unlocked the ogre, werewolves and kobold ones very quickly since you get enough kills in one or two runs to unlock them all, but the orcs and demons only appear in the mi…

Some scenes are inappropriate and only appeal to people with obvious mental disorders, while others are just garbage. The game is too simple on its own, and once all the skills are unlocked, you won't need to purchase any other upgrades to complete the game.

WAAAAY to short of a game for the price tag - Its fun... dont get me wrong but not worth it. All these adult companies pumping out adult games that are 2-4 hours long (yes i played more) but that was AFTER I beat it because I actually beat this easy game well before even unlocking half the scenes. Not worth the money - and the "sequel" or 3rd game in the series... not even going to bother with it because its priced even higher at $19.99. You beat this game and "escape" with NO ending and have to pay another 20 bucks to play the next (I assume short game) to see how it ends... thank GOD I didnt buy the first game because I would be way more irritated than I am about this one. The scenes are NOT good - they are extremely overhyped by the playerbase... for reasons I cannot understand. There is worse out there - but just think like this - you draw a picture and then you move that picture up and down/back and forth by a centimeter or two... thats the animation lvl of this game lol. Dont buy into the hype - there is no hype - its just lonely gooners gooning. The actual gameplay was entertaining for a few hours (and if your ok with the price point for "semi" good gameplay du…

Escaping Dungeon 2, a charming little game. Who is it made for? People that loves rape and the Vampire Survivor genre. I am the later one. I will not go too deep into it, but the game is pretty ok. The game is a turnbased grid version of Vampire Survivor. You do your abilities, move, shoot and then all monsters move and do their stuff. You kill them, gain xp and level up stats and abilities and get new ones by leveling or golden statues. You die, get taken by monsters and can then upgrade yourself in the menu with currency collected during runs. The ai aint very smart, as you can predict their movements pretty much on run 3 or at least know how to handle them. You got passive and active abilities, where each active has their own mana pool which are replenished by crystals from mobs or chests. The gameloop is ok, you get a little tired by the fifth run as you will probably lose the runs by just not having upgraded your perma stats to max. You are pretty much expected to die, aka you cannot beat the game without getting molested. The passive abilities are much better than most of the active ones. There is no reason to take the active damage abilities after you have maxed out your …

its a challenging game, fun