Dominating eyes

It's a game, but barely. There's no progression at all, the combat is poor, and the animations and graphics are sub-par. I was hopeful the "cultured" content of this title would titillate me but that too was underwhelming. As an added note, this game has some of the worst input lag of any I've played in a while.

A lot of the reviews for this game mention stuff that has nothing to do with this game or the developer like melicious reload. (The company doesn't own that IP any more why bring it up). The game I had no issues with the scenes or the cgs I thought the animations where pretty decent. The game it's self wasn't bad I was able to beat the game within an hour. the other hour was just trying to unlock all the scenes. It wasn't bad and only had a few issues with it here and there. The bosses how ever first boss took a while to beat it was a challanging fight and the bosses health was a bit over tuned. EVERY SINGLE BOSS after the first one was lame and super easy to beat. almost no challenge. The 3rd boss I think it was the worm that one took a few tries because it has an instant death move. But over all easy game no challenge too short. The reason I don't recommend it is simply it was just too short. It's priced stupid high for a game I finished in an hour. Very dissapointed in the length of the game for the price point. Very simplistic old school side scroller with 1/8th of the length of one and little to no difficulty.

I want Malicious Reload 3 . (this game felt like a medieval fantasy style magic and demon. ) after played game look too easy and combat has just 2 things melee and magic gun. (game suck than malicious reload1&2, it dosen't interesting much .) The story and CG are very ordinary, story pretty short. I don't recommenad this game even I'm fan game of this developer . this game look like rush too much .

5/10 Проста, маленька Н-гра. Посередня мальовка.

[h1]Dominating Eyes[/h1] [b] [h3]Game Introduction[/h3] The game's story is very simple and straightforward, revolving around the adventure of the protagonist, Hideko Tachibana. From a young age, Hideko was cursed after seeing the eyes of the monster "Evilai," and was given a lewd mark. To break this curse, she embarks on a journey to defeat the monster. While this background setting isn't complex, it provides the foundation for the subsequent plot development. Hideko's goal is to destroy "Evilai" and remove the lewd mark from her. However, the game doesn't delve deeply into the plot or character relationships, nor does it feature complex event interactions. The story is mostly driven by concise text and quest guidance, and the player's main experience consists of alternating combat and adult content. Despite the weak plot and lack of sufficient emotional investment, this setup is sufficient for players who prioritize gameplay and adult content. [h3]Gameplay[/h3] 1. Gameplay Dominating Eyes is a side-scrolling action game that uses a classic level-based progression system with simple and straightforward gameplay. Players control Hideko Tachibana to fight various monsters …

Dominating Eyes is a compact but stylistically assertive 2D action platformer developed by UNDER HILL and published by Dieselmine, and it wastes no time establishing what kind of experience it intends to deliver. At its center is Shuko Tachibana, a young woman marked since childhood by a supernatural encounter with the “Evil Eye,” leaving her cursed with a mysterious, humiliating crest. The setup blends personal trauma, body-bound magic, and a quest for liberation into a premise that feels intentionally lurid yet emotionally sincere. Rather than treating its protagonist as a passive victim of fate, the game frames her journey as a reclamation—one fueled by vengeance, self-determination, and the desire to confront the force that warped her life. It gives the otherwise straightforward action formula narrative weight and motivation, grounding each level and encounter in a clearly defined struggle rather than an abstract gauntlet of enemies. Moment-to-moment gameplay is built on familiar but responsive side-scrolling action design. Shuko moves quickly, jumps with a snappy arc, and strings attacks together with enough fluidity to create momentum through stages. Combat rewards rhythm an…