Tavern, Inn, and the Halberd

Similar to their last game. The new genre is great. New gameplay is lacking. 7/10 Its a good game with some flaws. Pros: Non Consent "she secretly wanted it fantasy" H Scenes on win and loss. Full gallery including items, sprites, and scenes. High quality voice work, high quality 2D live animation, good position variety, no body variety. Story is generic, but worth reading for the scenarios. Gameplay is enough to keep attention, but not great and each level is long for no reason. Powerups are good and impactful. Game animation is solid. Cons: Losing is not natural, but required to unlock all scenes. Gameplay does not evolve at all and monsters only change speed and health, not strategy. Overall game is too short 1-2hrs. Lost a lot of the good game and lewd balance the last game had. Suggestions: As a good artist you can get away with a not perfect game, but that product should lean on your quality art and a fun gameplay loop even if it is simple (the card battler was 10x as fun as this game was.

Good Game.

Some good scenes

Fun style. Multiple endings require making back up saves (GROSS)

Tavern, Inn, and the Halberd is a compact blend of survivor-style action and adult-oriented storytelling that gives players something more mechanically involved than a conventional mature visual novel. Developed by AleCubicSoft and published by HENTAI Plan and OTAKU Plan, it places its emphasis on fighting large groups of enemies, developing the protagonist through randomized upgrades, and progressing through a story in which success and failure can lead to different consequences. Its individual ideas are familiar, particularly to anyone experienced with survivor roguelites, but their combination gives the game a distinctive identity within its particular niche. The story follows Mira, an adventurer searching for her missing lover, who was once a member of her adventuring party and the person with whom she intended to share her future. Her search eventually takes her to a guild in an unfamiliar town as she attempts to discover what happened to him. It is a straightforward premise, yet it works well enough as motivation for the adventure because Mira has a personal objective rather than simply wandering from battle to battle. The uncertainty surrounding her lover also provides a re…

games hard. if you dont grind early youre screwed. but the scenes are great.