Monster Parade: Nurturing a Hero’s Sacred Sword!?

Decent art and okay gameplay, but the game runs like absolute ass. Map 1 is fine, but map 2 you can see the game struggling to run.

I wanted to keep it- I REALLY did... but the second level is so unplayable. It lags so badly an is just unplayable... if/when it gets updated an fixed I'd love to buy it again and actually play through it. Anyone looking into buying it, just be warned the 2nd level is just unplayable- I don't know if it gets better or not- just couldn't get through the horrible lag.

[code]A review copy was provided by the developer, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=YU-CHU-BU%21]YU-CHU-BU![/url].[/code] [code]Placeholder review. Follow [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38444643/]my curator page[/url][/u] and subscribe to [u][url=https://lgreviewers.substack.com/]my blog[/url][/u] for more reviews of saucy games while I finish this review.[/code] [h1]Isekai'd Hero Vs. The Titty Demons[/h1] [b]Monster Parade[/b] is an engaging game whose gameplay took me by surprise because of how original it is. You're put in the shoes of an overly horny guy who has been isekai'd to a fantasy world and has to defeat the demon faction to save the world. Luckily for him, he gets stronger every time he has sex and has many opportunities to do so. The game is different from the usual H-Game in that you don't actively control the protagonist. Instead, you modify the environment to help him clear the dungeon, whether you add walls, demolish them, create chests out of thin air to heal him and give him buffs, or destroy traps. On another note, the CG and character sprites are gorgeous because of how detailed and polished they are, though they may not a…

I bought it for the succubus (Lelou), honestly not that great.... I REALLY wanted to like this game. But here's the rundown in a nutshell: * The gameplay has really interesting mechanics on the surface, but the only thing you need to do is break blocks / remove traps / use sonar / give hero potions. Giving treasure chests is almost useless. The gameplay is thus unfortunately quite boring. You literally add/remove a few blocks and then go AFK for 70% of the game. * There's a few scenes for the lesser monstergirls, pretty basic, nothing to write home about. At least it's content---the art quality is high. * This game would lead you to believe that you "capture" these monstergirls and then "use" them, but no---you can't interact with them after capture. Bummer. * There's a post-game with a secret boss, I might mess around with it later and update my review accordingly. But the irrelevance of the game mechanics themselves (it's like they didn't have the time to balance any kind of difficulty, so they just made it dumb easy) gives me little reason to keep playing * There's no scene for Lelou draining the so-called Hero. Come on, man, she's a succubus---she even talks about sucki…

I'm giving this a positive review sheerly on the art for now, I'll update this review once I've cleared it. edit: Game clear, story's meh but the art holds it up and the gameplay actually isn't half bad once you start figuring it out (though there was an annoying crash on the last level that had me wanting to pull my hair out)

Simple story to follow. Amazing artstyle for the characters, specially the villains of the game. Would reccomend.