Kurotsuki

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《Kurotsuki》是Era t'my开发并发行的一款成人向ARPG游戏，玩家操控一个女剑客在花海中与敌人交战，战胜了没奖励，战败了没涩涩内容，找到隐藏的npc就能看到涩涩内容。这款游戏无需额外补丁就能享受全部涩涩内容，所有涩涩内容都是动态+步兵，总的来说比较好冲。 游戏的玩法比较简单，玩家操控的女剑士能够进行普通攻击、闪避和跳跃，地图中会有许多穿着盔甲的武士（杂鱼），玩家两刀就能砍死一个杂鱼，不过要注意杂鱼也能砍伤玩家，最好先把杂鱼们聚集在一起再一口气把它们砍死。地图中会有一些特殊的神像，玩家靠近神像就可以对着神像祈祷，根据神像的种类可以提升血量上限、回满血、获得1个技能点。游戏中还有boss，boss稍微比较难打，打boss打输了没有战败CG，反而会回到关卡的起点。 游戏的地图里隐藏着一些能够对话的NPC，玩家靠近后按E就能跟它们对话，它们会先说一大段废话，最后让玩家选择YES或NO，选YES就能进入涩涩剧情，观看动态+步兵的HCG。 总的来说，《Kurotsuki》是一款质量合格、价格十分便宜的成人向ARPG游戏，推荐喜欢成人向游戏以及ARPG游戏的玩家入手。 [table][td]欢迎关注鉴赏家[url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45519015/]“无趣评测”[/url][/td][/table]

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футджоб был лайк

2 игра в серии. Теперь видимо Секиро. Мы играем девушкой самураем. Дальше в целом все то же самое, разве что мир линеен. Прокачку заменили на слешереную - нашел пьедестал + жизни или абилка. Да, у нас есть целых 3 ветки прокачки по 3 навыка. Я взял вампиризм и реген и просто танком пробежал всю игру игнорируя пьедесталы жизней. В целом это кликер, так как у тебя в целом есть только атака и уворот, но последний не нужен. Сцены хентая уже лучше. Чел сделай ГАЛЕРЕЮ. Не смог пройти финал босса.

これは厳しいゲームだ、花びらなのか花粉なのかわからないけどエフェクトで画面が見づらい、このエフェクトは綺麗ではない煩い。攻撃の範囲がわかりにくいため回避もし難い。ボスに攻撃が当たってるSEは欲しかった、シャンプして進む場所は動きが滑らかすぎて(ぬるぬるして)難しい、人選ぶゲームだと思う、少なくても頑張ってみようとは私はならなかった

jogo bem curto, porem consegue ser extremamente repetitivo. O jogo quase não tem conteúdo, então eles fazem você andar, andar e andar por corredores extremamente repetitivos, com inimigos quase todos iguais, um único golpe comum e um golpe especial. O ultimo boss é bem difícil, mas o caminho para ele é um corredor tão grande sem nada, que quando você perde você apenas desiste por causa do corredor, parece que esses corredores foram feitos apenas para gerar mais tempo de jogo, se não fosse isso esse jogo teria uns 15 minutos de duração. Em resumo esse jogo de graça é caro, será menos doloroso se você gastar seu tempo serrando sua perna com uma faca de passar manteiga enquanto alguém enfia um ferro quente no seu reto do que jogar esse jogo, se o desenvolvedor desse jogo gastasse seu tempo batendo em sua própria mãe e avó, ele teria feito menos mal a sociedade do que tendo feito essa merda que ele ousou chamar de jogo.

What you see in the trailer is literally the tutorial level. The sex scenes are PG at best and the art style makes it extremely difficult to read the environments. No gamepad support so you have to play with a mouse and keyboard. You have no target lock on so the only way to know that an enemy is attacking is by wildly swinging your sword everywhere you go. The player also doesn't react to getting hit so you'll just die and start back at the beginning seemingly at random if you don't keep an eye on the tiny health bar at the bottom left. Early access is a generous term for this title. This is more like an alpha. Even the full price for the game is not worth it. EDIT: My gamepad stopped working as I tried to play this. Unrelated to the game, it was an old gamepad. I tried a new one and it worked so I redact that part of my review.

Kurotsuki, developed and published by Era t’my, is a compact action game that draws clear inspiration from Souls-like design while framing its experience within a dark, stylized interpretation of Japanese myth and folklore. It presents itself as a challenging, combat-focused journey where precision and patience are essential, placing players in a series of encounters against hostile spirits and formidable bosses. Rather than building a large, interconnected world, the game opts for a more contained structure, focusing on delivering a sequence of battles that emphasize timing, awareness, and careful execution. The core gameplay revolves around deliberate, methodical combat. Attacks carry weight, dodging requires proper timing, and enemy patterns must be studied to succeed. The game encourages a cautious approach, punishing reckless aggression and rewarding players who take the time to learn how each encounter unfolds. This creates moments of tension that align well with the genre it draws from, particularly during boss fights where the stakes feel higher and the margin for error becomes smaller. When the mechanics come together, there is a sense of satisfaction in overcoming difficult encounters through persistence and adaptation. However, the execution of these ideas is uneven. While the foundation of the combat system is solid, it lacks the polish and responsiveness needed to fully support its design. Movements can feel stiff, and attack feedback is not always as precise as it should be, which can make some encounters feel frustrating rather than challenging. Enemy variety is also limited, and although bosses provide memorable spikes in difficulty, the overall progression does not introduce enough new elements to keep the gameplay consistently fresh. Over time, the repetition of similar encounters can reduce the sense of discovery that is often central to this type of experience. Visually, Kurotsuki succeeds in establishing a consistent atmosphere. Its environments are dark and minimalistic, drawing on traditional Japanese themes while incorporating supernatural elements that give the world a haunting tone. Lighting and color are used effectively to create mood, even if the overall level of detail is modest. Character models and animations reflect the game’s indie scale, with noticeable stiffness that can occasionally break immersion. Despite these limitations, the visual direction helps give the game a distinct identity. The inclusion of adult-oriented content adds another layer to the experience, though it feels more like an additional stylistic choice than a core component of the gameplay. While it may appeal to a specific audience, it does not significantly enhance the mechanics or narrative, and its presence can feel disconnected from the otherwise serious tone of the combat and setting. This aspect further defines the game’s niche appeal, making it less accessible to a broader audience. Structurally, the game is relatively short and focused. It does not offer extensive exploration, branching paths, or deep progression systems, instead delivering a straightforward sequence of encounters that can be completed in a limited amount of time. While this keeps the experience concise, it also limits replayability, as there are few incentives to return once the main content has been completed. The lack of variety in both gameplay and structure reinforces the sense that the game is more of a concentrated experience rather than a long-term commitment. Despite its shortcomings, Kurotsuki manages to deliver moments of genuine engagement, particularly for players who appreciate challenging, skill-based combat in a smaller-scale format. It demonstrates a clear vision and an understanding of the core elements that make Souls-like games compelling, even if it does not fully refine those elements into a consistently polished experience. In the end, Kurotsuki is a game that stands out more for its atmosphere and intent than for its execution. It offers a focused and occasionally rewarding experience that will resonate with players willing to overlook its technical and mechanical limitations. While it lacks the depth and refinement needed to compete with larger titles in the genre, it remains an interesting and distinct entry within the indie space. Rating: 6/10

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