The Lazy Demon Lord and the Four Stones of Dispel

This is a game you buy for the "special" content and the writing and comedy. The characters are quite cute and endearing, the story is nothing special, but there's so much in the way of comedy, absurdist humor, and some genuinely heartwarming moments to keep you going. Wolfia's running gag of leaving commentary on her dungeon construction from useful to useless tips were so fun, I explored maps just for them. The hack and slash part of the gameplay is incredibly simplistic, to the point where you can get so overpowered, you can just face tank and button mash. This isn't Dark Souls even with the dodge, you can just run through everything and get OP just by making sure to run through the areas grabbing anything. So, if you like the promise of F/F main content, the story of an immature brat becoming the demon queen she is, and plenty of absurd comedy like the stone mason needing a magazine full of stone-cut abs to get inspired--please, do get it.

When you are a weak demon lord, your subordinates chase you away, seal your magic power, and send you to level up again. you must go and deal with and punish your subordinates (h scene), and if you fail along the way, you just might caught by monsters and raped.

Patch! As an H-game, it's quite mid, I only recommend for people with 40+ H-games. Only 5 scenes, they are okay. The best H in the game comes from the prison scenario, there are 5 of them, but they are very similar. Once you get ogres and bandits around level 4, that's as good as it gets. The last H-scene was okay for a scene, but incredibly disappointing for an end scene. The world visual effects are very pleasing. This is not another RPGMaker asset rip game, by any stretch. Gamepad support is really good, even though the descriptions are only for keyboard, you can figure it out yourself in seconds. I'm disappointed at the lack of corruption mechanics. The H is very much an after thought. Cost-per-nut ratio is about 1:1.

=_=.... sigh.. Sigh.. Sigh.. no.. to many other games from kagura and other creators that had the sme content but more features and actually really good. The characters are cute though! if that is something

[h1] Loli Demon Lords are PEAK!!! [/h1] A super smooth action RPG in which a [strike]bratty[/strike] [b]beautiful[/b] demon queen slashes and blasts her way through hordes of enemies to get back at the backstabbers who unjustly sealed her powers. Gameplay isn't quite as difficult as I'd like given that premise, but it's weighty and satisfying and the bosses do pose a bit of a challenge. The story is pretty straightforward, but what really sells it is the characters. It's not very long, but I very quickly grew attached to these goofballs, and I'd really love to spend more time with them. Ero elements are really good, and there are two types. The first VN style cutscenes after every boss wherein Remy disciplines her former underlings for betraying her. The second happens if you lose to mob enemies before the boss fights (probably won't happen unless you lose on purpose. Again, the game is very easy) In this Remy gets taken to an underground dungeon, bound and unable to fight. If you...

Quick game, not very difficult. CG is decent. Story is a bit lacking.

If you don't like the real time action style RPGM games I don't think this one will change your mind about them. It actually feels better than most of the ones I've played, but it just not enough for me to be have fun with it. It's a shame too I really like the characters' designs. Overall the experience is fairly polished. I might even call this a solid game as a whole if it weren't for the fact that I don't like the type of gameplay we have here. Also, another issue I noticed in the escape dungeon part after being defeated in the combat dungeon is once you get to low health the enemies just start phasing through you. That part is about the only part that feels completely unpolished about the experience and it is a large mark against the game for me. If you like more action oriented RPGM games then you'll probably be happy. If I could give a neutral rating rather than a don't recommend I would.