AI-deal-Rays [General Edition]

Alright, I think I already know my opinion on this one, even tho I played for like 30 minutes. Most of the people complain about the lack of fan-service, but I'm okay with that in the base game. (It's Ecchi genre at it's very best) The graphics aren't the best, but pass the bar for me. The TRUE problem for me, is the gameplay. It feels really REALLY rough around the edges with no tutorial at all, so you just spam a bunch of inputs to kind of learn the controls. Also the game feels too easy(?) I was able to do a series of attacks while looking on my phone, you almost don't need to aim on the enemies. This is a good game, but there is so much wasted potential that I just can't recommend it.

Ai-deal-Rays is an H-game without the H, unless you shell out $20 for the DLC, which is nearly four times the price of the base game. And even then, the so-called "all-ages" version still has plenty to raise an eyebrow: tongue sucking, genital photography (it's clothed), and groping are all present and accounted for in the base game's combat moves and dialogue. Which is a shame, because underneath all that there's a genuinely good-looking game. The graphics are sharp, the animations are smooth, and the soundtrack is fantastic. The combat looks impressively deep but plays closer to a button masher, and good luck figuring out what you're actually doing, since the game only shows mouse controls everywhere except the pause menu. Nobody is playing this with a mouse. The story compounds the problem. It's heavy on lore and light on explanation, and a bad English translation, with text that literally gets cut off at the edge of the screen, makes following along feel like a chore. Honestly, if this had a better translation and a combat tutorial along with controller prompts, I'd easily give this a thumbs up even without the H content. Full video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=…

AI-deal-Rays is a fast-paced, anime-styled 3D action title that leans heavily into spectacle, momentum, and a futuristic sci-fi aesthetic. Developed and published by Riez-ON, the game places players in the role of AI-deal, a fully autonomous female android operating in the year 2200, a time when artificial intelligences are deeply embedded in society and increasingly capable of independent thought. From the outset, the game presents itself as a focused, single-player action experience that prioritizes speed, flashy combat, and stylized presentation over sprawling systems or open-ended design. Gameplay is centered almost entirely on combat, with each stage functioning as a self-contained arena where enemies swarm and pressure the player to stay in constant motion. Movement is smooth and responsive, encouraging dashes, quick repositioning, and aggressive engagement rather than defensive play. The control scheme is intentionally streamlined, allowing players to execute complex-looking maneuvers without excessive input complexity. This makes the game approachable while still leaving room for mastery as players learn how to chain attacks, manage spacing, and exploit enemy patterns. A …

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