VenusBlood GAIA International

For the 144 hours I have played of this game as of time of writing, I have not detoured to play any other game. So yes, I highly recommend it. But I would also additionally recommend playing it for the tactical aspect. ...and playing it on hard from the start, but also only if you're willing to treat failure as a teacher - because the game does not hold your hand and you will hit multiple walls before you succeed if you start your "Run 1" on hard.

I finally understand the negative reviews. The game is good so I WON'T mention any of the good parts, just the negatives, because if anything I write is NOT an issue for you, that the game is good, if not amazing, for you. NSFW comments Warning. Since this is for people who use the adult restoration patch to add the +18 stuff. Again, if mentioning the term "sex" is upsetting you, stop reading my review, see other reviews and DO NOT touch the Adult patch. 1st of all, if you have a birth and tentacle fetish you found your game. Otherwise, you need to be ok with this, otherwise, don't bother with the the adult patch since most scenes are fetish type... more into this when I talk about MC... (again, the bad part, will leave out the good part due to spoilers) The translation is like usually, converted to English culture, even if losing part of Japanese culture, as such, even if you clearly hear the character addressing others in a way, they are converted culturally, which makes no sens for anyone who cares about quality translation and accuracy. The typical example is someone saying sister or brother, and the translation says their Name.... Or the reverse, they say character's …

Another entry in the AAA hentai game series Venus Blood. This one is a strategy RPG where you defend your dungeon by placing different room types and units on a grid based floor layout. Very meaty game with tons of story and hentai scenes. And also very replayable with unlockable units. Tamamo = Best girl

This is the second game in the Venus Blood franchise that I’ve played, the first being Venus Blood Frontier. Although the aesthetics of both games are extremely similar, this title introduces a significantly different gameplay style compared to its predecessor. It’s worth noting that while the international releases came out in an unusual order, this game is originally the successor to Frontier. The gameplay adopts a strategic approach reminiscent of a tower defense game, where you assemble squads to defend your base from invading enemies. Strategy also comes into play when building your base, organizing your squads, and managing resources. The difficulty ranges from extremely easy to extremely challenging, depending on the chosen difficulty level. While the gameplay is notable, the game primarily focuses on being a visual novel. The story is engaging and manages to keep players entertained throughout. Even though the plot might feel generic by today’s standards, it still stands out due to its execution. As with other titles in the series, the game features two main routes: chaos and law. These routes determine whether the protagonist becomes a hero or descends into madness. Howe…

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While it has it's flaws, Gaia is still enjoyable enough entry in the VenusBlood series. also Vanilla & Lucretia best girls!