VanySlash

Fun, slightly jank Hack and Slash with T&A Good : - Nice eyecandy. Good amount of costumes and you can mix and match body and leg parts - Combat is rather simple but still surprisingly fun. Mostly you just wanna use your stuns and then hack everything up before it can react. Doesnt feel too floaty and has some oompf to it. - Pretty neat graphics reminiscent of the Xbox360 or PS3. Didnt melt my GPU which is a plus in the age of unoptimized UE5 slop - Good variety of levels with some exploration Kinda meh : - some levels are really huge with mostly nothing in them. Theres a few interior castle maps that just are really bland with lots of emtpy rooms - UI is functional but not very pretty. Default Fonts and such. Not that big of a deal tho Very fun and boobs, recommended

A fun little indie gooner beat 'em up. Is this the next Bayonetta? Of course not, and the game isn't pretending to be. What it does promise, however, is exactly what it delivers: fighting hordes of monsters in revealing outfits, with jiggle physics turned up to absolutely unreasonable levels, while exploring dungeons filled with traps, upgrades and unlockable costumes. The gameplay is pretty simple. Your arsenal expands as you progress, but you'll spend most of your time mashing X to hack everything to pieces. Surprisingly, it stays fun. The environments and enemies are fairly varied, although the latter don't put up much of a fight. Despite their numbers, they deal very little damage and you rarely feel genuinely threatened. Health potions pile up in your inventory because you barely need them. At times, it feels more like playing a musou than a traditional beat 'em up. Important: despite what the Steam tags might suggest, this game contains no NSFW content beyond the heroine's outfits, a few suggestive poses, and plenty of dumb humor. For a studio's first game, this is a pretty enjoyable experience. The two main characters are likeable and have great chemistry, the voice acti…

The main draw for this game is the protagonist with her sexy outfits. The action is solid and enjoyable, if a bit simplistic. The environments and monsters are reminiscent of PS2/PS3 era games, which is fine. If you're a fan of games like Stellar Blade, Bayonetta and Lollipop Chainsaw, you may like this. The combat isn't nearly as stylistic, mind you, but still fun.

I mean objectively speaking is this a good game? no not really the combat is shallow where it's mainly just button mashing and the story is about as basic as it gets. but knowing that this was made by 1 person and the fact that well the protagonist is hot af the game is definitely entertaining enough for me to recommend it!

Vany isn’t just slashing, she is slaying in those outfits! :) This is a fun little indie action game. You complete missions that you pick up from the tavern. There’s a main story related to magic tools and the protagonist, and also a bunch of side quests. Action is closer to something like a musou game, you clear heaps of enemies. You unlock some new abilities and combo extensions to help with that. It’s mindless, but fun. On the levels you can find chests with outfits, accessories, currency and improvements to abilities. You can “upgrade” outfits to make them more revealing, which is a welcome addition and good motivation to find currency for it. The main star of the show is of course Vany herself. She is sexy, bouncy and dialogues are cheeky just as she is. The game might be a little janky and rough around the edges, but at the same time you can feel the warm hand of a developer. If you enjoyed games like X-Blades you will be right at home here.

A decently fun action game that lacks polish but has enough positives to make it worth your time. The Good: -There's a good variety of costumes. Vany herself is incredibly sexy and the game does a good job of emphasizing that in different ways via her costumes. They make exploring every last corner of a level feel worthwhile -While the story and characters are simple, there's a lot of personality to them (besides Vany's "personality"). The game doesn't take itself that seriously most of the time, but it never feels ironic. I get the sense that the developer had fun writing a lot of the dialogue, and that earnestness shines through. -The combat is basic, but there's enough variety in your toolset and in the boss encounters that the game never gets too repetitive. The Neutral: -There's a lot of asset re-use. The Free Quests are especially guilty of this, as you'll find yourself going through some of the same areas and even fighting a few bosses for the second time. I don't consider it a bad thing, but it's worth remembering. -The game is very easy. The enemy AI tends to rush you down with no real plan, and most fights will consist of you exhausting your moveset to kill them as fa…