Hero of the Demon

I bought this game because I thought I could rail the catgirl relatively quickly. I completed the game and realized that the developer railed me instead because instead of a hentai game, I got a JRPG that didn't have the decency to at least give the Demon Lord a cg during the final battle. I didn't die once, it was so easy that taking candy from a baby would have been a harder final fight than what this game had to offer. Oh and I don't mean getting wiped, I MEAN I LITERALLY COMPLETED THE GAME WITHOUT HAVING A SINGLE PARTY MEMBER GO BELOW 50% HP. I thought that I would need to grind extensively to be able to survive bosses, but apparently the developers did not expect players to level to level 15 in 20 minutes before the level 6 boss. Me -"Oh I can court the girls?" Game - "Yes" Me - "Oh okay cool, so will I have to go on date scenarios and spend a long time trying to woo them?" Game - "No you just rail them the first time you meet while the screen is black and you can buy 5 items that cost less than 4 battles each that this dude inside an inn sells to make them fall completely for you." Me - "Oh... Well... Can I at least get a nude of ONE of the SIX girls?" Game - "Nope"…

To Start, all sexual content was removed from Steam play through. I don't know why this was done, but tagging a game a specific way and then removing the content is straight up false advertisement. The game play was good and there was a solid story behind it. The English translation was fairly flawed in many conversations between characters. But I attribute some of that to language gap between translations. Either way my reasoning behind not recommending is because of the straight up removal of a key feature of the game.

[h1]✦ Overview[/h1] Hero of the Demon is a simple RPGMaker-style fantasy adventure set in a world where humans despise the cursed protagonist… but monster girls are another story. The twist? The hero isn’t saving the world — he just wants to “bond” with the Demon King and her seductive allies. [h1]✦ My Experience[/h1] I appreciated the mechanic where you can recruit monster girls as allies after battle — a cool feature you don’t often see. The option to “negotiate” with enemies instead of fighting them for rewards or peaceful outcomes is also a nice touch. The game took me around 6 hours to complete everything. It’s not a difficult game, and there’s no grinding required, which some players might appreciate. Personally, I don’t mind grinding, so I felt the challenge could have been a bit higher. The humor is full of silly jokes and light-hearted dialogue, which may or may not land depending on your taste. [h1]✦ Gameplay[/h1] Classic turn-based RPG mechanics with a twist: negotiate with enemies can result in them joining your party or rewarding you with items. There are also dialogue options mid-battle to calm enemies or gain bonuses. However, combat is simple overall and doesn’t e…