On my own: A Hot Isekai Adventure

[h1]Summoned to another world (GONE WRONG) (GONE SEXUAL)[/h1] [b]On my own[/b] is an H-RPG where you play as a plain guy who was accidentally summoned to another world in an attempt to bring back the original male inhabitants of Solaris. He then has to find a way to go back home and save Solaris while he's at it. The story is standard isekai fare with a generic protagonist and a side cast that doesn't get developed further than the archetypes they are based in. However, it's entertaining if you don't think too much about it. The same applies to the gameplay. It's generic all around but good enough not to frustrate the player or bore them to death. The visuals are a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand, you have stunning character portraits and pretty sprites and backgrounds, but on the other, the sex scenes are too short and abrupt. So, what's the verdict? The game is fun, all things considered, but you might want to wait for a discount before purchasing it. [code]This is a placeholder review. Check out and subscribe to [u][url=https://lgreviewers.substack.com/]my blog[/url][/u] and follow [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38444643/]my curator page[/url][/u] while I'…

A short rpg where you are isekai'd into a world where the men have all disappeared. You get a roster of girls to join you to figure out what happened. If you remember classic rpg style games then you'll be right at home here. Through proper tactics you will get through just fine. For the art I think it's great. Each girl gets their fair due in the harem but my issue is the length of the scenes. For each one you will probably get 1-3 minutes out of them. A bit short but I'm still happy with the game overall. Would say that if you see it going for $5 jump on it!

I recommend this game, but it's only a slight thumbs up - it's enjoyable, but has a few weaknesses. Or maybe I should say that, after playing a lot of games, including many RPG Maker games that feature adult content, this one is somewhat lacking in comparison. The story is very predictable, including the few twists you encounter. The characters have okay appearance and basic personalities, you don't get to spend too much time together or get to know them that closely, but at least they hold their own in battle. Early game the lack of money holds you back a bit, but after meeting the Druid you can sell gems for a much better price and money stops being a problem. Also, the combat is pretty basic, you can employ some basic tactics like buffing up and stacking debuffs, but eventually you want to simply steamroll everything with powerful Attacks and AoE skills. I only used two Potions on the first boss of the game, after that it was unnecessary, I brought them just in case but you have so much sustain you don't really need that. The map layout is basic enough that you don't really get lost, it's not exactly a straight line but once you explore all the dead ends and collect every che…