Jerez's Arena Ⅲ

I swear if this game gets delisted before Johnson and Johnson Baby Oil gets banned from stores something is very wrong with the world.

god i wish i was her

Came for the H but ended up staying for the story and didn't even want to see the H scenes anymore.

Pretty simple game but very fun. NG+ options and multiple ending options (2 endings as far as I can tell) make it entertaining to keep playing after you've finished the story. Changing play style also seems to be viable and there are a good amount of side quests. Overall better than a lot of the other Adult RPGs I've played.

While the story is really dark compared to the previous instalments, the devastating tone actually contributes to your sense of accomplishment when finally reaching the Good Ending. The combat system is compact but with some depth, where you have the choice to cheese it or figure out a satisfying build that suits the narrative. The difficulty is more on the easier side, but it could pose some challenges to newcomers. Take advantage of the NG+ system, learn your enemies’ action patterns, and conquer them with ease. The NSFW part has sufficient images with well-performed voicelines, but it’s not prestigious compared to some of the competitors that trekked into “cinematic” territory. Instead, the scenes felt like adding spice to a slave uprising story. This game isn’t designed to let you play with only one hand, if you know what I mean. Enjoy the game part first, then enjoy the gallery when you are done :)

gameplay is too diffucult considering its genre. aint no time to s/l nor checking guide

made me cry

9/10!!!! Having played the 2 games before this one (the mechanics of JA2 were REALLY bad), Jerez Arena 3 is a MASSIVE improvement on the series! The Combat Mechanics actually feel like like combat this time, compared to the first 2 games. The physical and sexual Training are much more interactive and visually appealing. The ability to move around the capitol of Jerez and engage in side missions was a huge expansion of the game-play. For the first time, the "darker" story-line, really fit the setting of forced slavery. The return of previous characters from the first game is a nice touch while also being meaningful to the main story-line. The only problem I have is the complete lack of access to: Skills, Stats and Items in all areas except the over-world map. Once starting a side-mission, you are stuck with the skill setting you started with and there is no option to heal. (The lack of access to items during combat has persisted through all 3 games, probably to scale the difficulty...

New Game Plus is not even worth it You lose like close to 80% of all your stats And they cap your stats at 500, Given But you do have the capability of getting the best ending in the game in your second run because of this stat boost early on and you learn that skill is Best stat in the game because it helps you get better training regiments to improve all skills

If you're interested in spicy mature content that actually has an intriguing story which grapples with the true nature of "humanity" and hopelessness, this is the title for you. With great characters (some you will hate in a good way, some you will grow fond of) and a fun turn-based combat system, it's easy to enjoy this very robust rpg. Be prepared for grueling training, puzzle-solving, challenging mini-games, and to fight for your very existence against a world that hates you. It's dark, it's harrowing, but like a lot of very bleak stories, there is always a ray of hope. Will you make your way to it? The choice may be yours. I would highly recommend for adults seeking something new, provocative, and transforming. If you wanted to feel something from your games, not merely play them, but let them sink into your being and resonate, JerezArena III will definitely be of service. The journey awaits.