Lustful Dreamers

This game has an amazing art style for its girls, and I even like the premise (even if it is a little cliche), but it could use just a little more work... When it comes to the animation, it feels like they play too quickly and are a little too jittery. Also the grab intro animations seem to play twice before their dialogue starts. I feel like this is a bug honestly since the sounds are desynched from the animations, but the speed seems consistent with the trailer so I'm not sure what to think. If it's slowed down a bit then I think there would be a lot nicer weight to the animations. The gameplay is uh... quite simple. Like, to the point of me listening to Benny Hill on my second play through, trying to figure out how I didn't get the true ending. The succubus of the current act chases you around during the first act and the first half of act 2, but they are only as fast as you are while you are walking. You can run. You go twice as fast as them while running and can escape quite easily. Not only that, when they catch you, you're given a prompt saying basically "Escape" or "Can't escape". Your quick time event is choosing the right one within 3 seconds. If you fail to choose one...…

A pretty short, yet stellar experience. Lustful Dreamers is largely about trying to evade 3 succubi out to drain you dry, each with their own settings and mechanics per area. The writing is strong enough to give all 3 a unique speaking voice and personality, which is appreciated. The game itself is not particularly difficult, but there is an additional challenge to shoot for to see the best ending -- which is probably for the best, considering it takes under 2 hours to see the whole game. That said, the H-animations are absolutely top notch stuff. The first girl's scenes alone were good enough to make me feel this was a worthwhile purchase, so despite the short playtime, zero regrets.

Ahhh this one was so cute! I had a ton of fun! The girls are very pretty and i love their personality and the art style is ADORABLE!!!

It's a short game but not a bad one. There aren't many H-scenes (Roughly 12) and the True Ending doesn't give you anything other than closure. The art quality is good and the puzzle-solving between each of the three dreams is distinct and well-executed. Overall, this is a strong showing from this dev and is a worthwhile purchase if you're into this kind of content. The one downside is that getting the true ending is really unintuitive. I believe you have to complete the game once to get the required items to show up in the first place. Then find three orbs scattered throughout the dreams. That's not hard, honestly. The problem is that the game will then give you the "Normal" ending and leave you confused about what to do to get the true ending with a vague "Perhaps if I explored the dream more I could escape." The problem is it does this even if you've collected the three orbs to get the true ending. This is because in the gallery there's a door you can unlock only by getting those three orbs but most players would (rightfully) think that the game is over when you hit the gallery. Overall, it's not enough to take away from the game itself, which is still fairly high quality and f…

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Ao Oni remake sure made improvements. Animations are godly but shame you have to lose for them. It's RPGM game through and through and as such has RPGM downfalls but it's decently fun if easy. Eagerly awaiting FrozenLettuce's next game!