Alma and the Fragments of Cursed Memories

[h1]Concise Game Reviews: "Alma and the Fragments of Cursed Memories" (アルマと呪われし記憶の断片)[/h1] [i](Scroll down for the longer version)[/i] [table] [tr] [th][b]Game Value:[/b][/th] [th]✅ Highly recommended for fans of battle-focused corruption RPGs with tentacle assaults, forced servitude, a combat-integrated H-system, and multiple depravity-driven endings. Alma, a broke but powerful sorceress, takes a high-paying, shady request and ends up cursed and powerless in a town overrun by monstrous corruption. Stripped of her strength, she must fight, submit, or sell herself to survive. The deeper she falls, the more her body and mind succumb to pleasure, slavery, and twisted desires. Will Alma break free from her curse, or will she become a willing vessel of corruption, lost to endless depravity?[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td][b]Adult Content Tags:[/b][/td] [td]✔Non-Consensual (合意なし) ✔Female Protagonist (女主人公) ✔Oral ✔Vaginal ✔Anal ✔Group Sex ✔Tentacles (触手) ✔Corruption (堕落) ✔Mind Control (洗脳) ✔Lactation (母乳) ✔Impregnation (妊娠) ✔Big Breasts (巨乳) ✔Humiliation (屈辱) ✔Hypnosis (催眠) ✔H-Stat Progression (Hステータス成長) ✔Battle H-System (戦闘Hシステム) ✔Multiple Endings ✔Gallery Unlock Option (回想部屋全開放) ✔Prostitution (…

The game was okish. The reason of the downvote is becasue even after installing the R18 patch from the developers site there is still mosaic present in the unlocked scenes.

This game is good except for one thing that completely ruins it. During combat, if you get caught, you're forced into an unskippable scene. The more times it happens, the more frustrating it gets. There's no way to skip the scenes or speed them up—you just have to sit through them every time. It's a shame, because the rest of the game shows a lot of promise. The game is a RPG Maker title, and the character designs are nicely done. However, due to the zoomed-in perspective, the map can feel a bit confusing, making it tricky at times to figure out where to go. Aside from that, it's all pretty standard. There's very little here that makes the game stand out in a positive way compared to other similar games.

It's a very good short JRPG, with a steady stat grind, difficulty curve, and some interesting decisions. Nothing impossibly difficult, the game is very generous about grinding, and it's made to be replayed with systems specifically for permanent upgrades for NG+ to unlock various scenes and endings. I could play through this without the H scenes, though the H is what I bought it for. Our main heroine is such an irresponsible lout who's nonetheless a talented mage, and it's very endearing to see her tackle a massive conspiracy and interact with the others and manage her mountain of financial debts. The story isn't anything particularly new, you can see a lot coming from miles away, with no particular interesting twists. But, I saw it through to the end and enjoyed myself, especially for this price.

Creative use of RPG Maker..!

SO YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THIS DOUJIN ERORPG, HUH? - Presentation: uses a lot of visually cohesive assets that aren't the typical RPGM aesthetics, UI is very cool, the music does its job, but the highlight is, of course, Alma the protagonist. Both her sprites and her CGs are really good 👌 - The story: decent enough, I like Alma and the plot is developed well enough, but it's not a story-heavy game. There's some sidequests that involve Alma getting drunk that are.... interesting. - The game: short RPG. One town + three medium/small sized dungeons. Combat is mostly about using magic to abuse enemy weaknesses and trying to unlock the juicy CGs. There's some extra mechanics about enemies and you spending turns recovering from the CGs, repairing (or intentionally destroying) the clothes and a couple more surprises, but for the most part is standard RPG flair. Escaping from battle works always, enemies are visible in the map so you can avoid them... Cool. - 18+ patch?: Yes, on DLSite. Free of charge. - Do I recommend it?: At 10 bucks, maybe not, since at the end of the day it's a glorified CG compilation with an RPG thrown in (that's pretty competent but it is what it is). But I ha…