Re: フォクシーブレイド
It was the second of June. A day like any other, or so we thought. We couldn't know this day was to be remembered forever in the annals of history.
It was the day the games finally became self-aware. They started plotting, distributed on computers all over the world. Slowly planning the revolution...
Anyhow!
I don't think it's as bad as you make it out to be. Sure, the combat gets a little repetitive over time, but I don't buy the "lazy" argument.
Note that you're only forced to fight bosses - all the minions can be dodged or sneaked. (If you run, they chase you, if you walk, they won't notice you unless you're directly next to them)
If you don't spend all your time fighting minions, I find the game fairly enjoyable - there's some interesting variation between bosses in their special attacks.
That said, you probably want to spend a bit of time on minions to level up, too.
- The village boss has a gangbang move. That's the point. He's the head of the village, of course he can magically summon a bunch of guys to fill you up, only to have them vanish again.
- Her moves change her costume. That's the whole point of the game. The only tag it has is "cosplay" - she's a magical kitsune that summons an outfit to attack. Note that enemies are weak against specific outfits.
- Because of this, they couldn't make clothing destruction work on her attacks, it would be WAY too much to draw. So unfortunately it's just another status effect that only affects her standing picture.
- HP regens between fights. I think that's intentional - they didn't want to make it a sustain-powered large RPG where you go out, level up, return to town, sleep.
- Levelups unlock additional abilities, which also unlock additional interactions in the village (once you beat the boss there). It might also increase defense, not sure.
- BF is not VR or GOR. They are related, but all BF means is that your attacks are sex-related. You beat enemies by sexing them into la-la-land, but that the point is the sexing, not the ending.
- The belly is "egged", a special move of the forest boss, I think. It's basically a delayed damage nuke, where you need to time your "defend" right so you don't take as much damage from birthing.
- That's only a single enemy/attack, though, not worth buying the game over. The core things about this game is cosplay and sex attacks. If you like these things, you get some good variety once you get a couple of levels.
I still like the game. It shows that it's made by a small circle, but then again - the large ones would be charging 2-2.5k円 for it, and make it worse by not really understanding the concept.
I think they understood the limitations of what they were working with, and I like that they didn't go overboard.
Sure, they could have added more static scenes, more varied dialogue, and all that - but then the game would only have 8 different moves and 2 bosses because they ran out of time.
