[h1]Welcome to Trix and the Tower of Puzzles[/h1] Okay now for real. The game looks good, but for me it fails at its premise. You know the description our heroine going through the tower full of horny monsters and all. Well, not really. [h1]The premise[/h1] On paper the whole thought of heroine fighting hordes of monsters, which doesn´t want anything else than to violate her, and it´s up to us if she stays true to her husband, sounds pretty damn intriguing. Until you find out that it´s only smoke and mirrors. Because the game only tells you that there is a curse that makes everyone into horny fiends. But is it? Because when you get to the gameplay against said monsters all they seem to try to do to you is kill you. Now you would expect that if you lose against enemy, there would be a defeat sex scene like in many other games. Right? Wrong...

[h1] Story[/h1] The story is your standard h-game plot (which is perfectly fine - these kind of plots are standard for a reason), though it does have a few twists. In this sense, it was a bit more interesting than I thought it would be. However, it drops the ball with multiple times. Particularly with its support characters and its reveals. There are multiple hints of story which could've been very interesting to follow up. Unfortunately, the game discards these moments as soon as they've outlived their usefulness to the main quest. There is no follow up and few, if any, mentions later on. Supporting characters, with the exception of one, are not very fleshed out (though some are surprisingly rounded, all things considered). Again, they could've done so much more here but the devs didn't do anything. The story is ultimately passable but a bit disappointing. There was definitely more that could've been done there. On a related note, I really liked the designs of the characters. Mention...

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A very simple and very interesting game with its own history.

I didn't mind it, however be prepared to look up a guide for certain puzzles unless you got a lot spare time and a super analytical brain with good memory and pattern recognition. The plus side is the developer understood this and provided a free walk through for the puzzles on a youtube playlist.

The game has a lot of different interesting traps that you have to go through. Well thought out dialogues that are interesting to read. I recommend.

The NSFW is borring, some of the enermies are OP and the puzzels are very hit and miss.

An rpg made in the RPG maker where a single protagonist tackles the challenge of a cursed tower. Does it offer anything beyond generic, budget rpg titles? You play as female mercenary Trix, who is married to Effraim, who is in financial troubles. To aid him, you take on a mission to investigate a cursed tower, and so have other four challengers introduced during the mission briefing. You can interact with and develop friendships with your rivals as you progress through the mission. Depending on your choices, you can collect friendship tokens. With enough tokens (4+), you will be able to unlock extra scenes. Also, the final choice will impact which one of the two endings you will obtain. The story is rather uninspired, linear, and predictable. Some small, unimportant revelations are present, but they do not influence the story at all. Also, your decisions have little to no impact on Trix. There is supposed to be some character corruption, but it is very inconsequential and disconnected...

Heavy, heavy puzzler. If you don't like RPG Maker puzzles, you may hate this game. There are YouTube video walk throughs available for all puzzles and you can buy your way past them as well. Story is fun with the standard good path, bad path and the writing is not bad - which is saying something for the majority of these games. Solid English, too.