Don't expect much from this brainless shooter, which is fine for a few hours.
Humanity is in conflict with the demonic forces. They were nearly victorious, but the new Succubus queen seduced and kidnapped all of the males. You play as Aria, a warrior tasked with protecting one of the few remaining males. But the mission doesn't go well, so now you have to race against time to defeat the queen.
The main character can be customized via a few simple sliders. While chest and hip options are obvious, you can also choose between twenty outfits, some more revealing than others, as well as a few hairstyles and colors. Selection is fair for this type of game and does not include nudity.
The gameplay follows a basic first-person shooter template. In addition to basic movement, you can jump, dodge, and attack. Because the action focuses on ranged weapons, your primary attack will be shooting bullets.
Weapons have infinite ammunition, yet you must still pay attention to the bullet count. Reloading is automatic, although you will be exposed for a few seconds. You also have a melee attack, but it isn't that useful. A better choice is the ultimate attack, which can only be activated when you have recharged it by defeating enemies. It lasts only a few moments, yet it is extremely powerful.
Enemies are easier to deal with if you keep your distance. Ranged foes will usually move around and allow you to shoot them rather than charging at you. They only notice you as you get closer. The design is sexualizied, so you will see big breasts on everything, even mushrooms. Their attacks are announced, allowing you to dodge them. Although dodge depletes nearly the entire stamina bar, it recharges quickly.
The game is linear and takes around two hours to beat. You simply move forward to the waypoint marker and combat enemies. When you get into a fight, a field appears around you to prevent you from escaping. There are also boss fights against unique enemies, but there don't require any strategy.
The first few moments can be difficult because you don't have much health. However, once you have purchased a few improvements, the game becomes much easier. Furthermore, practically every battle ends with a save point.
Type of attacks can be changed at safe locations. Aside from saving your game and restoring your health, they also allow you to enhance your character and equipment. The selection isn't fantastic. If you exclude the starter rifle, you can only purchase a shotgun and a minigun. All three can be upgraded multiple times, increasing damage and clip size.
Three appears to be the magic number because it's also the number of melee weapons and ultimate attacks. Although their efficiency may be increased in the same way that weapons can, each has an additional benefit that makes them better. For example, overlock increases your movement and shooting speed, but if you purchase the additional perk, you will also heal with each bullet.
You can't anticipate much because the game is generic. There's criticism from other reviewers about assets, but I don't think I saw these before. The main issue is poor optimization and excessive loading times. While there is no loading when in a stage, you will have to wait whenever you wish to upgrade something. Other rare issue involves enemies that do not take any damage.
