The Conjurer's Quest

Holy hell, where to begin on this first ever review, do you enjoy Dark Souls? Do you enjoy a challenge? Have you ever thought what it would feel like to stick your dick inside a toaster? sweet mother of everything holy... this game will clap your soft delicate cheeks over and over until you decide you like it, or your just numb to all the childhood trauma you experienced in life. This game starts out neutral you get your first few battles in using strategy, it luls you into a false sense of security before it jack hammers into you without abandon... The first thing you realize is enemies bee-line straight to you no matter if there's a wall between you or not like a creepy distant admirer they know where those cheeks are, try and run from them? it'd be the equivalent of trying to out-run ultra-instincts goku on a skateboard with only 3 wheels it's not gonna happen, you refuse to get those cheeks clapped anymore you decide to run from the fights, escape failure rate is at an all time hi...

While the combat is somewhat challenging, the main problems i have with the game is that moving around can get annoying, especially since the transition zones that transition between maps will trigger move in any direction except forward, making it irritating to try and move, as you will likely accidentally keeping flipping back and forth between maps, which gets annoying. Another thing is this game has several varying fetishes within it, and not all of them were very appealing, but there is no option to skip the scenes. The story path is actually pretty linear so far, as i have only seen one choice to be made so far. (Haven't completed the game yet, so i'm certain there are a few more, i hope.) If this is up your alley, feel free to give it a try, but so far i can't recommend this game. It definitely isn't the worst i've seen, and the combat isn't overly tedious, but it's flaws keep me from fully enjoying this game. Will update this review after finishing the game...