Lilipalace

A boring, repetitive game with clunky controls. The dungeon itself looks terribly outdated, as if you are playing a game from the 90s. The story is okay, the low-resolution graphics are decent, but nothing special. Not recommended.

Definitely not on par as far as richness and quality from it's sequel, but still a good time. Among the endless droves of copy-paste H-RPG's there are out there, this one stands out with a unique way of exploring and combat that doesn't require you to farm enemies (seriously, if I play another HRPG that makes me farm I'm going to lose it). The combat, although tedious at times, encourages you to think of a way to counter enemies rather than to just farm until you're strong enough to defeat them. Not the most polished time, but mildly frustrating a worst. As far as the H-scenes go, they all require you to be "defeated" but the quality is pretty well done. 28 scenes in total and the ladies are voiced. There is no hints on how to unlock them all but they're all pretty easy to find. Just make sure to save often and make use of Steam guides. By the way, you don't need to play this one to enjoy its sequel. If you're debating between the two, definitely pick up Lilitales. However, if you loved the sequel, you'll still enjoy this one (especially if it's on sale). [i][b]Also[/b][/i], the creator recently released some 'Art' of the protagonist (Seria), so all the more reason to play throu…

Lilipalace is a compact fantasy dungeon-crawling RPG that combines exploration, tactical encounters, mystery, and mature themes within a deliberately traditional framework. Developed by TUNNEL no.73 and published by Kagura Games, the adventure follows Seria, a half-elf knight who begins investigating a series of unexplained disappearances. Her search eventually takes her to a mysterious palace-like location connected to the missing villagers, transforming what begins as an investigation into a dangerous journey through an unpredictable labyrinth. The story serves as a straightforward but effective reason to explore deeper into the dungeon. Seria encounters various individuals along the way, and their intentions are not always immediately clear. Adventurers, mysterious figures, and people connected to the disappearances gradually add uncertainty to the investigation. The narrative does not overwhelm the player with lengthy exposition, instead revealing information as progress is made. This keeps the pacing focused on exploration while still creating enough intrigue to make discovering the truth behind the palace worthwhile. Combat places greater importance on understanding enemies…

Lilipalace

Good art, okay gameplay yet too grindy. With guide the game is a short enjoyable ride into a dark dungeon.

The story is fairly basic but effective, and it's quite good in term of logical, You need to think a little bit during games or you will lose a lot of battles. The voice acting is good, the character is attractive and the 18+ content is decent. On sale, it's definitely worth it.