Cowgirl Trainer

7/10 NSFW RPG in Wild West setting TLDR: aside from the downsides of RPGMaker UI and combat system + some grindness, it's an interesting RPG with some dating and sex scenes Good: + free + pretty good writing. At one point, you don't just get a girl but also a kid... AND a dog. Are you scared already? (you should be) + interesting dating/seduction system So-so: +/- combat is fairly addictive though rather simple as it comes from the default RPGMaker system. There is randomness to it as you can't see exact HP numbers of enemies, their abilities, or exact damage values or calculations +/- you can run around locations endlessly to get random encounters with easy mob parties. This will allow you to grind your exp up quite easily if you want to. Though by level 8-9 exp progression gets so slow that difficulty catches up with your party eventually +/- UI comes from RPGMaker defaults, so it's not well optimized for PC and has too many pages (because the game runs in a small window). Yet at least the devs fixed the 2-click issue that typically plagues RPGMaker games, and single clicks properly press buttons +/- music is Western-themed but there are too few tracks, and it gets repetitive +/- graphics are passable for a free indie game. Sex scenes are barely passable, the art style looks somewhat amateurish. Maybe it would all be better with pixel art, like the units and everything else in the world. It may seem surprising why this _free_ porn game has only 23 reviews after 1.5 years on Steam. But I think the explanation is simple: a terrible banner! The girl's face is from the game, not so good, but the bg and especially the title font are just terrible. And it's sad because the game itself is much better than this ugly banner suggests... +/- there is a minigame of pulling/pushing rocks and avoiding bear traps on the level maps. These are more annoying than fun and I think could be just removed from the game without regret Bad: - cannot always click on enemies to issue attack orders. Collision rectangles are sometimes off or don't match the sprites of enemies - the enemy spotting mechanic (which determines if you or the enemy attack first) is annoying. Enemy party moves and rotates just too fast on the map to make any planning possible, so it all ends up being random. If so, the order of turns could be just determined by a dice roll, with maybe some stats taken into account (like in Fallout 1-2) [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]