ADV (つゆ屋 ) Battle Louisa

[cybeast]

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Basically a small and simple game (Dev listed the playtime as 30-60 minutes).

I haven't played much, but basically, the story (from what I've seen) is Louisa (the MC) is trying to help her friend (Maroon) whose field is being invaded by Tomato slime (there's some fridge horror later in one of the boss fight) and is well, going here and there to find the cause, your typical RPG, at least from what I've seen

Controls are basic, there are arrows on the screen to indicate where you can go, Z near ally / three line symbol to initiate dialogue, and Z near angry icon / monsters to battle, So:

Arrow key (left right up): Move
Z: Initiate
Hold Shift to move faster
X: Open menu

After some battle, you can choose to raise your stat (HP or MP)

Every monster seems to have Restraint and instant kill from the grab, and unique gameover (at least from what I've found).

Apparently there two type of restraint, one you can button mash, and one you need to use the skill from Flag minigame, with White-Empty-White combination to cleanse it?

There are also various minigame that you met during the story and you get to unlock more special attack (for example, the jumping minigame unlock Jump Kick, and the Flag minigame unlock the... Flag minigame skill that let you call your ally depending on your flag combination). Control vary between Minigames, but it seems to revolve around same key (direction, or Z and X).

And that's it! I don't think there are more that I can add... or is it?

NB: Summoning fellow enjoyer @sickle !

 

[sickle]

Finished the game.
It's a demo of an in-development game. Author says it's in hiatus now, but this version isn't finished — they already

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.

As said, it's short, but it's jam-packed with content. You keep changing locations, meeting new enemies, and every enemy has its own game over event, essentially. Main fetishes are restraints, enforced orgasm, vore, petrification… basically all stories are Louise (and sometimes her friends) getting caught and devoured by the monster who defeated her, often raped in the process.
Not only that, but there's four minigames, and a couple of the fights have a gimmick. So quite a bit of variety.

Battles are surprisingly though sometimes. Be aware some enemies that look too strong are probably meant to be skipped the first time around, and you occasionally receive equipment you may not have noticed you have in your inventory. Once you get the flag skill, take a moment to memorize the sequences from the key items in your inventory — they're all useful and often mandatory for certain fights.
You get a small stat boost (still significant, since the game has very low stats) for first defeat of any encounter. You can have rematches (e.g. if you want Louise to get caught this time) but you'll only get the money and drops. Still, this scattered "gallery" is kinda partial, since you can't trigger some of the events once you pass them.

Still, not bad at all for something free.
Thanks for the surprise, man.

 

[cybeast]

Finished the game.
It's a demo of an in-development game. Author says it's in hiatus now, but this version isn't finished — they already

You must be registered to see the links

.

As said, it's short, but it's jam-packed with content. You keep changing locations, meeting new enemies, and every enemy has its own game over event, essentially. Main fetishes are restraints, enforced orgasm, vore, petrification… basically all stories are Louise (and sometimes her friends) getting caught and devoured by the monster who defeated her, often raped in the process.
Not only that, but there's four minigames, and a couple of the fights have a gimmick. So quite a bit of variety.

Battles are surprisingly though sometimes. Be aware some enemies that look too strong are probably meant to be skipped the first time around, and you occasionally receive equipment you may not have noticed you have in your inventory. Once you get the flag skill, take a moment to memorize the sequences from the key items in your inventory — they're all useful and often mandatory for certain fights.
You get a small stat boost (still significant, since the game has very low stats) for first defeat of any encounter. You can have rematches (e.g. if you want Louise to get caught this time) but you'll only get the money and drops. Still, this scattered "gallery" is kinda partial, since you can't trigger some of the events once you pass them.

Still, not bad at all for something free.
Thanks for the surprise, man.

The flag I got:
Red-White-Red = Little sister summon, deal around 5 damage
White-Empty-White = Summon the Cabbage Princess to free you from sticky restraint (the game will prompt you to do instead of the button mashing)
Red-Red-Red = summon the blonde to heal you, around 10 health
I forgot but there's one more combination to summon Yuki Onna which... protect you from jellyfish?

 

[sickle]

The flag I got:
Red-White-Red = Little sister summon, deal around 5 damage
White-Empty-White = Summon the Cabbage Princess to free you from sticky restraint (the game will prompt you to do instead of the button mashing)
Red-Red-Red = summon the blonde to heal you, around 10 health
I forgot but there's one more combination to summon Yuki Onna which... protect you from jellyfish?

Grey (skip), red, white.
As you said, mandatory for the jellyfish encounter, and useful for the final enemy of the demo (anglerfish).

 

[cybeast]

Grey (skip), red, white.
As you said, mandatory for the jellyfish encounter, and useful for the final enemy of the demo (anglerfish).

Somehow I beat that anglerfish without calling her, anglerfish died before it can do the second (?) sticky attack.

Also there's a ring (if I recall it right) that gives you +1 damage, which is the strongest attack you can get in the trial, after you complete the baseball minigame.

Since the baseball special attack count each attack separately, effectively it's 9 damage per skill (2+1+2+1+2+1)