Elf Lifia and the Labyrinth of Everdream

Roguelike deckbuilder with nice CGs. There are about 31 scenes with two variations, normal and horny. The game is quite challenging and has very high replayability. However, I still feel the price is on the expensive side, mainly because there is very little voice acting. Buying it on discount would probably be the better option. One of the best aspects of the game is that it doesn’t require any patches, and you can unlock all the CGs after clearing the game once on any difficulty. One thing I would like to see improved is the card descriptions. When you click to see more details, many cards still do not clearly explain what they actually do, especially status effects like [Vigor], [Counter Decay], and others. Some cards that consume all of your mana should also be specified more clearly. Lastly, the game only allows one save slot. While that can add difficulty, I am not sure it is necessary for this type of game.

[h1]エルフ少女リフィアと夢幻の迷宮[/h1] [b] [h3]Game Introduction[/h3] The story begins with minimalism: the elven girl Lyfia awakens in a strange labyrinth, having lost her memory and left only with a strong obsession to escape. There is no complex world-building or lengthy narrative development. In recent years, the "tower climbing + card building" gameplay has become increasingly popular in the indie game scene, thanks to the success of Slay the Spire, with various variations emerging one after another. This time, the adult game field has also quickly followed suit, releasing a game that combines roguelike, card game, and dungeon exploration elements—Lifia the Elf Girl and the Dream Labyrinth. [h3]Gameplay[/h3] 1. Tower Climbing Structure and Path Planning The game uses a grid-like branching map for progression. Each step requires choosing between left and right paths, and the next branch can be seen in advance. This provides more "predictive space" compared to traditional roguelike games, reducing the frustration caused by randomness. Event types include: battles (normal/elite/BOSS), shops, treasure chests, rest points, random events, and dead ends. The overall structure is co…

The BETTER Slay the Spire 2

I am more likely to recommend Lost Chapter than this and I actually like Lost Chapter despite the fact that I still don't recommend it. I honestly think that Lost Chapter (which is a part of Dieselmine's published portfolio) is just a better game than this despite my own gripes with that game even if I did put 20 hours on it.

Actually a solid game. The gameplay loop is surprisingly fun and satisfying when you figure out an overpowered setup. The art is also good, and the scenes vary slightly depending on Lifia's corruption level. There's also multiple endings and many difficulty settings, so there's quite a bit of replayability to be had.

Not bad but too short