About this game
I kept hitting the wrong key. A and D to move, W to jump, space to attack. That's what the little diagram said anyway. My fingers kept wanting to do something else, like maybe S for duck or something, but no, that's not a thing here. The blonde girl just stands there getting grabbed by slimes while I'm staring at my keyboard like an idiot. The controls are simple but somehow I still mess them up every time a new enemy type appears.
The dungeon is dark and there's this looping music that drills into your skull after a while. Not in a bad way necessarily, more like it becomes part of the background static in your brain. There's four stages and then a bonus one, but I haven't gotten that far because stage three has these tentacle things that come from the ceiling and I swear the hitbox on the attack is just slightly off. Or maybe I'm just bad at timing. Probably both. Twenty different enemy types sounds impressive on paper but some of them feel samey, like a palette swap with slightly different animation cycles. The monster hunter tag made me think there'd be more... hunting? But it's mostly just getting cornered and watching the animations play out. Which, fine, that's what I signed up for.
The explicit content is direct and unapologetic. No weird coy metaphors or fade to black nonsense. When a monster catches her, it's clear what's happening and the game doesn't rush through it. The blonde protagonist has this resigned expression that honestly makes it hotter, like she knew what she was getting into when she walked into this dungeon. I wish there was a gallery mode to replay specific scenes without having to fail on purpose. Actually no, that would defeat the whole point of the struggle, wouldn't it. The fourth stage boss is this massive thing that I kept dying to on purpose just to see if the animation changed. It didn't. But I kept doing it anyway.