Hilda and the tower of Lust

Hilda and the Tower of Lust is hard to pin down. While the game looks like a RPG, the game doesn't feature a combat system. The game follows Hilda as she explores a tower housing the assumed final boss of her own adventure. Hilda has the ability to march straight to said final boss, defeat him instantly, and beat the game in sub 10 minutes. However, Hilda can also just... wander around the tower, learn the monster language, and familiarize herself with monster culture. In this case, said culture is mostly monster sex. Now, the game does have some high points. There are a number of scenes that are rather unique and were fun to find. However, the game drags it's feet way more than what is acceptable. Many scenes can be progressed to more extreme versions, but many variations change very little to what came before. The system the game uses to unlock new scenes, or level Hilda up, is a tad pointless. It seems to be only there to give the illusion that this game still has RPG roots. Finally, the art isn't the highest quality. It's serviceable, but there's room for improvement. If you really want a game staring a blonde getting up close and personal with monsters, there are better op…

Don't expect too much from this game, because the visuals and gameplay are not interesting. The price is also too high for a game with this kind of gameplay. well my rating is 4/10

love it

GOOD JUST A LITTLE SHORT

I highly recommend playing this game. It has a lot of artwork and explores a wide variety of kinks.

on Windows 11, after Hilda takes the drug, it seems monster(s) won't engage in battle w/ her-even at the scene when she gets stuck in the wall