Pantsu Hunter: Back to the 90s

It pains me a lot to give this game a negative review, especially when I am really into its 90s art. When we talk about arts, this game is one of the best, I can assure you that. Each character's voice makes the game more appealing. However, besides these, everything else is garbage. First of all, the game is made to be played repeatedly. Only 1 true ending and numerous alternative (mostly bad) endings. So, you are forced to go through the exact same dialogue over and over again. It's completely fine to go over the same dialogue to reach each ending if the rewards (endings) are worth the time; sadly, they are not. The rewards (endings) await your efforts are just a stupid white page with different texts; DOES NOT EVEN HAVE PICTURES! For those who have not played the game yet, each ending is like "Oh, you failed and the girls hate you" or "Oh, you were too shy and ran away leaving the girl with confusion", something like this, BUT ONLY THE TEXT! It would be better to put more effort and add pictures! Additionally, in a text-based game like this, the writing is very crucial. Misspellings or incorrect word usage can significantly disrupt the experience and should not be allowed. Sadly, this game makes that happen.

[h1][b][i] DE LAS PEORES VISUAL NOVEL QUE HE PODIDO PROBAR[/i][/b][/h1] Que su buen estilo visual no te engañe, esta novela visual es sin dudas una de las peores que recuerde haber probado, ya que en su día cuando la jugué por primera vez me sentí decepcionado, pero ahora que la he vuelto a jugar y completar, sin dudas me siento estafado, al ser el estilo visual lo único que hace bien y que entrega una historia que llega al punto de mediocridad al durar solo algunos minutos en todos sus capítulos, y teniendo la ridícula cantidad de 61 finales que solo son una pantalla de game over con una descripción. Y siendo ese su principal característica, ser un simulador constante de pantallas de game over, por más acción tonta o decisión que realicemos. Me encanta mucho la estética y diseño de los anime de los año 90, el cual es la carta de presentación de este juego y que lo hace de muy buena manera al presentar muy buenos diseños en cada una de sus protagonistas y obviamente la estética tan característica. Pero ese punto es todo, el resto del juego es simplemente un desperdicio total en todo sentido, principalmente en olvidarse en dar una historia. La premisa de por si podría llegar haber dado alguna que otra situación graciosa, pero es que directamente no hay desarrollo porque la misma en si solo dura unos cuantos minutos, y para alargarlo artificialmente te esta tirando pantallas de game over a cada segundo por cualquier acción random o decisión que tomemos, llegando al ridículo de tener 61 finales donde solo cambia la frase de la pantalla final. Además de no tener un mínimo desarrollo en su historia, también esta todo el tema de su horrible interfaz, que todas las veces solo es una imagen recortada y puesta ahí, donde ni le pusieron el más mínimo esfuerzo a los botones o cosas en pantalla con las que interactuamos. Este nulo esfuerzo también se ve reflejado en la desastrosa traducción que tiene el juego, que literalmente se nota que solo lo pasaron por el traductor de google y ni se terminaron de molestar por corregir nada, dejando frases o palabras sin sentido, incluso llegando a tener errores en algunos casos ya que aparecen varios textos en ingles. [h1][b] [u] PROS:[/u] [/b][/h1] [list] [*]Su único punto fuerte y motivo por el que caí en esta estafa es el muy buen diseño de las protagonistas, y la estética de los animes de los 90. [/list] [h1][b] [u] CONTRAS:[/u] [/b][/h1] [list] [*]Historia realmente pésima e inexistente, ya que literalmente solo dura unos pocos minutos y sin el más mínimo desarrollo, solo con algunas situaciones tontas y sin gracia. [*]El juego es literalmente un simulador de pantallas de game over, saltando en cada momento por cualquier acción o frase que elijamos. Esto llega a tal ridículo que tiene 61 finales donde solo cambia la frase de la pantalla final, e inclusive un logro por perder 100 veces. [*]Su interfaz es muy mala, siendo casi todos solo una imagen mal recorta y ni ponerle un esfuerzo en diseñar buenos botones. [*]La traducción literal la hicieron con el traductor de google por lo horrible que es, y que además tiene varios errores en donde muchas veces salen frases en ingles. [/list] Esta novela visual es insalvable y que se siente una estafa, y que peor aún viniendo de un kickstarted. Aunque hayan muchas personas que le hayan dado un voto positivo, para mi es una experiencia desastrosa y que no se la recomiendo a nadie, ni siquiera regalado.

90年代，胖次猎人， 第一反应就是"城市猎人"的冴羽獠， 只有一点点猥琐的咸湿佬。 看似没汉化，特别的复杂， 其实是解密+视觉小说， 只有四大关， 每关有5-7条内裤，十几条错误线，1条正确线， 一般个把小时， 就可以把一大关的内裤+结局全收集， 美美的收尾， 胖次和胖次的美女主人都落入魔掌， 桀，桀，桀~

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[h3]Tired of games that need guides.[/h3] Bad game design is when you need a guide to complete the game. Grim Fandango was one of those games. A lot of the puzzles made absolutely no sense and even after I looked up some of them I tended to wonder how the hell was anyone supposed to figure that out other than doing so accidentally. Playing (most of) Half Life, which doesn't tell you where to go or what to do, you realize that it's not the players that are the issue it's the game developers. That game knew how to balance you figuring out what to do while not telling you where to go. You'll never complete a section and feel like you weren't given enough information to figure it out on your own. Pantsu Hunter is one of those games where a lot of the ways to get certain endings were ridiculous and made no sense. Sit on a chair and die or fall into the bath and drown. You need two unrelated items to get a panty somewhere in another room. After a few of those it just became tiring. If the writing was good I might've stuck with it but it feels like it reads from a high schooler's fan fiction. If it was trying to be ironic it would've worked but it was trying to be totally serious sometimes with that awful writing. I will say that the artwork and marketing of this game is top notch. The developer at least knows how to publish a game properly.

Что можно сказать насчет данного продукта? Достаточно, чтобы описать в подробностях. Если кратко описать сюжет, то мы играем за главного героя, который ищет свою вторую половинку по цвету женских трусов. Делаем выбор, кликаем и находим вещи, чтобы продвинуться дальше (и найти трусы, если повезет). Задумка интересная, но все не так гладко. Плюсы (здесь коротко): - Приятная рисовка - Хорошо переданная атмосфера японских 90-ых - Спокойный и не напрягающий саундтрек (правда их всего где-то 4-5 во всей игре) - Большая вариативность, влияющая на тот или иной исход - Озвучка героинь А вот теперь минусы (здесь подольше): - Отсутствие сохранений. Вроде это должно было стать фишкой, но стало лишь раздражающим фактором. Если вдруг вы сделали не тот выбор и проебались, то соизвольте начать с самого начала. Если по началу это еще терпимо, то потом вы буквально затрахаетесь перепроходить один и тот же момент, чтобы открыть все концовки (спасибо священной букве Z). - Дебильные диалоги. За все наигранные пять часов я словил испанский стыд. Такое чувство, будто главный герой ни о чем не может думать, кроме трусов, а ведет он себя как какой-то спермотоксикозник с извращенными фантазиями. А в 4 главе это вообще тихий ужас - один диалог тупее другого. Сочинение пятиклассника и то адекватнее будет написано. - Однообразие концовок. Выход на ту или иную линию с одной из девушек по факту ни к чему не приводит. Все заканчивается одинаково - главный герой уезжает в закат. По сути, выбор ничего не решает, тупо для галочки сделано. - Конченный главный герой. Не могу не отметить, что мы играем за извращенца, крадущего трусы, чтобы узнать девушек получше. Правда, почему он с ними не поговорит, для меня был вопросом жизни и смерти всю игру. Ну и да, его диалоги - испанский стыд. Иногда думал, что играю за чела, который видел девушек только в порнухе. Вердикт: если вам совсем нечего делать - можно взять по скидке. А так игра тупая и затянутая. Не советую.

[b]WHAT A MASTERPIECE IS THIS?[/b] This is a game where we choose a slightly different option each time and get a new ending. I absolutely adore this genre and have played several similar ones, but they were all detective or story-driven. And here is a romantic novel about an ordinary guy who can do everything. Our main passion is girls' panties. So, with each of them, in addition to helping around the house, we'll hunt for their underwear. And there are so many endings, almost a hundred. Each one is more hilarious than the last. For such a low price, we get a game that you just want to play over and over again. I highly recommend giving it a try, you won't regret it. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

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Pantsu Hunter: Back to the 90s, developed and published by Golden Wave Games, is a visual novel and point-and-click adventure that aims to evoke nostalgia for the anime and pop culture of the late 1980s and 1990s. Released in early 2019, the game follows Kenji Kojima, a young man who moves to the city to attend university without the support of his parents. To survive and navigate urban life, he takes on odd jobs while pursuing a rather unconventional quest for romance. The game centers on Kenji’s interactions with four distinct female characters, each representing different personality archetypes: a bubbly sweetheart, a sporty tomboy, a shy introvert, and an aloof beauty. The narrative weaves through these encounters, offering multiple story paths and endings based on player choices. The gameplay in Pantsu Hunter combines point-and-click exploration with visual novel storytelling. Players engage with various environments, solve puzzles, and make dialogue choices that shape Kenji’s relationships and the story’s outcome. Puzzles vary in complexity, ranging from basic object interactions to more intricate challenges, such as repairing electronic devices or memorizing sequences in the environment. While some tasks are straightforward and intuitive, others require significant trial and error, often forcing players to repeat sections to succeed. This design can be both rewarding for those who enjoy puzzle-solving and frustrating for those who prefer more guided progression. Visually, the game captures the look and feel of 90s anime with attention to detail and character design. Environments are carefully crafted, featuring retro elements such as CRT televisions, cassette players, and other nostalgic props that reinforce the time period. Character sprites are expressive, with subtle animations like blinking or blushing that enhance the emotional resonance of interactions. The soundtrack complements the visuals with light, MIDI-inspired compositions that evoke the tone and atmosphere of classic shoujo anime, reinforcing the game’s nostalgic appeal. However, Pantsu Hunter is not without its criticisms. The premise, which revolves around evaluating women based on their underwear to understand their personalities, has been considered uncomfortable and off-putting by many players. This theme can overshadow the narrative and make the story feel tone-deaf to modern sensibilities. Additionally, the trial-and-error nature of many puzzles, combined with the lack of hints or guidance, can make gameplay tedious, especially for players who are more interested in the story than repeated trial sequences. These issues contribute to a mixed experience, balancing charm with frustration. Overall, Pantsu Hunter: Back to the 90s is a game that leans heavily into nostalgia, appealing to players who appreciate retro aesthetics, period-specific humor, and a lighthearted, anime-inspired narrative. Its expressive art, charming environments, and character-driven storytelling provide an immersive throwback experience. Yet, the game’s unusual premise and sometimes frustrating puzzle design limit its broader appeal. For those interested in exploring a quirky, nostalgic visual novel with a distinctly 90s flavor, Pantsu Hunter offers a unique, if imperfect, journey into a stylized, retro world. Rating: 8/10