Phyllis, The Receptionist of The Guild

For those with a quick stop to see if its any good, here is my quick judgment. Nopeish. Get on a sale like I did. The content in this game is very simple so simple in fact I forgot i was playing a porn game to begin with as i lost track and had a pattern to playing the "Characters." Game-play : I forgot this was a game and not space bar holding simulator at first it takes a little bit to understand but you dont actually play the game. As Phil (the main girl) you walk around talk to people and ask them to do some adventuring. They cry and say they broke their nail or something and want you to fix their current issue. Do this and you unlock a new character. Phil also sits at her desk and puts away money you get on the side for completing quests as mark and Co. thats it for her. Marks sides the "adventure side" : the game easily shows that you set them up and watch em go and there is nothing wrong with that to some its good to me its boring besides making them overpowered and plow through a boss I am 10 lvls above on accadent. H_content: Most probably just want to know its the "Content" is any good and will it be worth the money. My answer : NOPE! The H-Content is lack luster a…

Don't be fooled by the screenshots, this is barely even qualified to be an RPG. At best its an idler. There is NO DUNGEON CRAWLING and the maps are <i>literally linear</i>. You just hold space. THERE ISN'T EVEN ANY ACTUAL COMBAT. Everything is completely automated, you can't even pick which skills to use and worse yet YOU CAN'T EVEN USE ITEMS IN COMBAT. You just hope that your party survives. While I admit their twist for why there's the typical "increase in monsters lately" was pretty novel and interesting, anything else is in the story is terrible. The town security is completely bafflingly incompetent to the point where it breaks the suspension of disbelief, as you can get attacked literally in the middle of a street in broad daylight. Where the heck are the guards? Worse yet there is way too much of a focus on NTR. I feel robbed and swindled for the price they offered. Only reason why I didn't refund it is because I missed the 2 week deadline dealing with some health issues. TLDR: this isn't worth 20 bucks. I could buy 4 other HRPGs for the same price, of superior quality.

UPDATE: Compared to other $15 games, this one isn't nearly as good in many ways. The idle battles are really boring, all basic RPG maker graphics/assets, not a great English translation (there are still some signs/dialogue that wasn't translated, either). Unless there's a hidden gem under the surface that I just didn't see, I can't really recommend this game (sorry devs). ORIGINAL: There were zero reviews on this game, I had some money in my steam wallet, so I figured I'd take a chance. I will update this review as I play the game, but here are my [b]initial impressions[/b] (~1 hour played, TLDR at the bottom). After a brief introduction you're roaming around town as Phyllis (who the game is named after) to talk with & recruit adventurers & defenders. Adventurers go with the main character (Mark), defenders stay at town to protect it (no idea how that works yet).There are different difficulty levels for 'quests' essentially ramping up the rewards as you level up, buy new weapons/armor/accessories/items (you invest in shops so they carry better gear), and eventually become strong enough to take on a boss, but I'm not quite sure how that works yet (tried once, failed horribly). The c…

* Grindy even tough everything can be set to be very quick. * The guild manager part is very weak, mostly you are watching your adventurers fight * The sex scenes are text tales accompanied by a single image each. I do like the image style

It's an addictive game, but it doesn't explain itself very well. This is a SRPG, not an RPG. You don't make a lot of decisions about the actual fighting, apart from being able to give the party potions between battles. The explanation is pretty lacking, so things like how to properly assemble a team for the boss round can be tough to figure out. I sent mark to fight alone the first time because I didn't realize his teammates were all in the guild building itself, and could be recruited. It is also important to realize you can open the menu and have the party use potions between battles in a given quest. (But during actual battle, it seems they just act on their own.) Phyllis chooses who will be on what team, provides gear, and also the team purchases gear for itself. The teams choose quests, which also should be chosen carefully. Sometimes a weaker quest can be harder, like if its cockatices and they freeze your party members. The fighting is pretty much all automated. That part goes pretty fast. Most of the game is about Phyllis trying to arrange things, and talking to people in town, and investing in businesses to get them to produce better items. …