Exiori

[h1]First Impressions[/h1] [b]Exiori[/b] is one of the H-RPGs that gives you mixed feelings to the point you can't decide whether to recommend it or not. You play as an amnesiac guy named Krosuji who is on a quest to avenge the death of his friend (with benefits) and return to his world. Its story is fine but cliched and predictable at times. You can understand what's going on for the most part, even when there are a bunch of references to the dev's previous game, Euclyca. I have the most gripes about its gameplay. While it's serviceable for the most part and doesn't have the balancing issues other reviews report, boss fights are a bit tedious because of how much HP they have. It's not rare to see yourself doing the same actions over and over because you have a battle under control, but the boss stays alive. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2916611433 As for the visuals, the characters and backgrounds look nice, and the still shots used in the sex scenes are nice. However, it has the same issues Solenars Edge had with the map designs: most dungeons feel like open fields instead of caves, forests, and the like. Moreover, the backgrounds used in some of them m…

Ok, I've made it to chapter 4, I'm like level 54. have the best equipment I can have , have no problem with the normal encounters. what I can say is the developer has no concept of balance, the chapter bosses are just insane, keeps trying to do the anime thing where you barely pull through the boss fight and have anime style power-ups and stuff happen to the boss and you during the fight but...its just really frustrating, extra reinforcements enemy power-ups, full heals mid battle for "story reasons"...it just doesnt work. it's not a bad game but the balance could use some real work.

Windows Defender flagged a trojan after opening the game Edit: Fixed the trojan issue good game :D

great game well worth $20, occasionally confusing with the painful amount of backtracking you need to do, my breaking point was [spoiler] when i got winnie the pooh as a party character and was able to curb stomp some bees with his aoe earth magic for honey for a delicious beef sammich,[/spoiler] i couldn't stop laughing this game has the some of the greatest curve balls i've seen.

[h1] Review [/h1] It is an rpg where the greatest attraction is the story that is told and the development of the characters throughout their journey through a dimension different from that of their home. When starting a new game there are different levels of difficulty, the most striking the supercasual that allows you to start the game with maximum level, allowing you to focus on exploring the world and advance through the story without worrying about grinding level, the game is extremely linear the vast majority of dungeons are direct paths between exit and entrance added to that The camera view is very far away, you can easily see the entire dungeon without problems, it makes it very easy to pass through it, in addition to removing any type of immersion since everything is very inconsistent in size. In the game there are secret bosses scattered around the world that you find in optional dungeons, these are damage sponges that you have to take thousands of lives from, spend multiple healing items and special attacks, these combats end up being extremely boring because you end up doing the same commands all the time. combat since the boss does not have different phases or anythin…

Traditional anime JRPG-style game. It is an rpg where the greatest attraction is the story.