Monster Girl Manager

Забавная залипательная игрушка про зачистку лабиринта.

Overall good, but not particularly special. It has everything a manager sim / dungeon crawler with a low price needs - plus customizable monster girls. The production quality fits the price tag, but the gameplay excels.

Good game, hate myself.

The game is slow. A fight starts and you wait what feels like 10 seconds until all the artifact effects have played out, then another 10 seconds for orb effects. After that, your backliner buffs your frontliner, waiting another 3 seconds for the buff animation. Then about 5 more seconds because you filled your Orb gauge, followed by another 3 seconds for additional artifact effects. Next, the midliner attacks the enemy , 3 seconds wait. Then your frontliner attacks and kills the enemy. Because of an artifact, the enemies moving up take damage, which adds what feels like another 6 seconds. Then the enemy attacks your frontliner, whom you naturally loaded up with every “on damage taken” debuff you had — which again takes roughly 10 seconds to fully play out. All of these time estimates are approximate and based purely on how it feels while playing, but the pacing becomes very noticeable over time. When you first step into a dungeon, the fights are a bit slow but still manageable. However, by the time you reach the boss, a single round can take several minutes to resolve because there is no speed up option, at least none that I could find. The game would easily be a 7/10 for me if the fights were significantly faster. As it stands, I simply get bored because of how long everything takes. The balancing is also mediocre. Artifact stacking quickly outscales enemy strength. A team that could barely beat the first two floors of a dive can later practically AFK due to Orb stacking, skip turns and let the orbs handle everything.

I suspect the only Safe for Work game in the world that has "Monster Girl" in the title. Well.....not 100% safe for work. I suspect if you are surgeon, its not safe to play this game while you are performing a surgery. Maybe a nurse/aide could be playing it when they are not needed and pause the game when they are needed but I don't work in that field so I am just guessing. To be fair, all of my hospital knowledge of what happens in the operating room is based on TV and movies.

The Comfiest Dungeon

Fun turn-based RPG that does not take itself too serious. The characters are neat, the game play is satisfying (especially if you chain status effects), and the art style is reminiscent of 16/32 bit era RPGs. Overall it is a good time.