
Unyielding is a NSFW D&D style adventure game. Catelly lost everything, wakes up in the gutter, and starts to take her life back. There will be lots of heroism, laughter, tears, and sex along the way.
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Languages: English
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1/10 ♥♥♥♥ 2/10 very bad 3/10 bad 4/10 not good 5/10 okay 6/10 good 7/10 very good 8/10 almost perfect 9/10 perfect 10/10 omg tooo godt ____ 5/10
This game has an interesting storytelling structure and pulls of quite a few interesting twists on the setting. There's some novel and unique ideas realized here, which make Unyielding and it's world stand out in the medieval fantasy genre
Honestly wasnt expecting much going into this one BUT the simplisyty of the game has it own charm, the game feels more like a visual novel and it has a enjoyabel story and while the +18 stuff is there its not over the top and i think game would defend itself even whitout it. Still over all the game is a nice little thing to get comfy with after a long day at work so yeah if u like a good story likeable characters not hard combat and some "echi" stuff yeah games for you.
Better world-building than your standard D&D setting; adventurers actually have a societal role, and religion isn't just reskinned Christianity. It lightly pokes at its kinks, though it isn't any sort of deep interrogation. Definitely more of a kinetic novel, especially early and late in the game, but the middle has some light exploration. The combat minigame is optional, but should be very familiar to anyone familiar with 5E D&D. It is entirely absent from the endgame. Fray is best girl, but alas for Froy.
A very decent game for its price. The characters were generally enjoyable and had some unique personalities (I really liked Lizette and some of Brandy's stuff), there were some very good scenes throughout of varying natures, and the story itself was fairly good, albeit with what felt like a sort of rushed ending. I feel a few loose threads weren't properly tied up and some storylines could've definitely had more to them, I would've LOVED being given a bit more control over certain options in the later game (certain things in Sandy Coast for instance), and there was definitely some minor errors that could've used some extra passes to catch, primarily grammatical errors or misused words. It's not the most polished game out there, but I didn't find the roughness detracting from the enjoyment, especially when considering it's a fairly inexpensive game to get. If it looks like something you'd enjoy at first glance, I definitely say get it.
I only played for a bit but futa cow girl and deep throat was enough for me. 2 Thumbs up! great game
Interesting story with enough side branches to feel like you're making choices, even if it's clearly on a set path. Female characters are pretty good, male characters are more of a mixed bag. Sex stuff is a bit heavier on the bimbo/brain drain than I'd like, but there's some cute scenes as well. Combat's serviceable, but I never felt like I really had to think too much, and archery seems overpowered. Has the most believable and well-thought out depiction I've ever seen of how an "adventurer's guild" would function.
i loved this game, i got this for NSFW reasons but the story grabbed me pretty quickly the game does have a lot of minor annoyances for me most of which are UI related, but none of them were enough to actually pull me out of the dialogue the climax actually brought me to tears (but that might just be that i am a sucker for those kinds of events)
Hidden gem. This was so much more and better than expected for that price, what the heck. 20 hours went in the blink of an eye wtf? First and foremost a narrative experience, lewd game second and with a combat system that's kind of fun, but not too deep BUT can also be switched off completely (I played every combat part though on normal though). One of the few games I liked where the majority of h-scenes were text only. but there's also quite a number of CGs. They were all written pretty good with no overly dramatic language or cringe. Every dialogue were actually pretty natural, so you'll stay for the adventure, which is actually pretty good and containing much more content than expected, with choices even. Some bugs still exist, so save often. And some spelling/grammar mistakes. None of that deterred me from enjoying this gem.
I absolutely love the dialog and story! Def one of the best visual novels I've played so far!
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