New Eromancer

Having to download a uncensor patch for a game that comes with h scenes straight from steam is quite frankly, diabolical ????????

Super short I 100% it in less than 4 hours. The h scenes are quite nice. If you like the art $9 is pretty fair with voice acting. If you want gameplay, ehh keep browsing. You can refund it if you want. But I want to support the devs

Ended up uninstalling cuz I honestly dunno when I'll come back to this...But look, unless you're REALLY into noncon, this game is hella STRUGGLE. Suzuka's good character aesthetic aint saving this one. First off, story has SOMETHING, but basically it being detective noir story at first...Then whiplash to getting groped for trying to go to the bathroom...Yeah this gameplay needs help. The devs need counseling too cuz I shouldnt be seeing my MC on the toilet with the cam right under her just to see her using it.....I only played for less than ONE HOUR and I'm seeing something like THAT?? We'll need a gross-out tag at this point. Enemy encounters are basically Diddy-inspired cuz why the devs thought it was ok for them to have JUST fondle and undressing attacks is beyond me. Only postive thing I can give you is that you can ram into them from behind (pause) for some quick EXP and munnies. Speaking of which, WHY is our MC broke upon the start of the game?? 0 cash, 0 items and lacking stats. Not even a job? We sure she's a detective or is it self-proclaimed? First encounter with Iori was just...No. Suzuka's slow for going with what she says cuz lewd game but she got diddled by her (eve…

The game has good style and some amusing moments, but it just feels kind of empty at the end of the day. If you just want a short amusing romp grab it if it's on sale

New Eromancer is an indie RPG developed by OneCoin and published by Saikey Studios that blends urban fantasy, investigative storytelling, and mature themes into a character-driven adventure. The game places players in the role of Suzuka, a determined detective navigating a dangerous and morally complicated cityscape. Rather than focusing purely on heroic spectacle, the narrative leans into grit and personal struggle, presenting a world where corruption, temptation, and violence intersect with Suzuka’s duty to uphold justice. This layered premise gives the game a tone that balances noir-inspired tension with emotionally charged storytelling. From the outset, New Eromancer emphasizes narrative immersion. Dialogue sequences are central to the experience, with player choices influencing character relationships and shaping how certain events unfold. Conversations often carry weight beyond simple exposition; decisions can subtly affect Suzuka’s development, alter how others respond to her, and steer the direction of key story beats. While the overall plot follows a structured progression, branching elements add nuance and encourage replayability. Players who pay close attention to dialo…

Not a bad game. Not the greatest either. I don't know how I really feel about it. It made me feel nothing in particular. I think it could have been a bit more polished. I think it focused a bit too much on the "How to do the thing" rather than "Why am I doing this thing?" and the quest completions seem very "You did it." and that's all. The plot tries to build up to a crescendo, which was alright, but could have been much better. I think the concept was top tier, but the execution was not quite where I'd have liked it to be. Overall, it's worth a run-through. Like I mentioned, the concept is nice. But, if you look at everything at face value, it's not a bad game.