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Honestly cool concept, but I do think the balance is pretty bad right now. The first game I played I stale mated the opponent for over 100 turns because the stress system kept making me skip my turn, and at that point whether I won or not was entirely determined by luck, cause if I skipped too many turns I'd lose or if I skipped fewer turns I'd win. Besides that, it seems there is very little in terms of strategic options in this so far. barely any choice, and since the battles are the same every time it seems there would be a "best" choice which makes the game a bit less fun for me. Overall I'd recommend since this is free, but I wouldn't buy this in the state that it's in.

Lewd games are first and foremost, games. This game is a solid vampire survivors type game, and I genuinely enjoy playing it beyond the "content." I personally haven't experienced any performance issues, which is good because there can be a lot of enemies and projectiles on screen at once. The game is honestly polished enough that I wouldn't assume it's early access, and I think it's worth the price now, let alone if they add more content in the future. I saw some people complaining about the grind for the "content," but the grind they refer to is just vampire survivor esk gameplay. If you think playing a decent game is too much of a grind, perhaps just skip the whole game part and browse the internet, there is no grind there.

Be like me, try VR once in a bowling alley then proceed to buy a nice headset and spend the rest of your life in VR.

This is one of the few games where I will rage at because the ball makes some stupid bounce that completely ruins the shot, but will continue to play cause it's just so fun. I think it's because the nature of Peggle style is that of skill and luck. You can get good, but if you don't have some high functioning autism to calculate the path of the ball 500 bounces in advance, there is only so much you can do intentionally.

In this game, you play peggle, and hit pegs to dammage enemies. You collect different orbs with different powers, and you get items that affect everything. You have some control over the path you take. It's really simple to be honest, but it just works. It's almost a game where you wonder how someone hasn't already made this. The content in the game is still a bit lacking, but honestly the state it is in now is worth the price, and it will get more content in the future!

It's not a bad game, but it feels way more luck based than other roguelikes I've played. I wasn't a fan of the art initially but I suppose it grows on you. After 18 hours of play time, at no point did I feel like I had any more control over my runs than I did the very first game I played. I will probably play more cause I want the achievements.

Here are the ways the luck annoys me.

You choose your path, but your choices are nearly meaningless. You wanna go down a path with fights? You could end up fighting a bunch of enemies that hard counter your deck. Win the fights easy? There is no guarantee they will offer anything of value, you should at least get a consolation for skipping rewards. They offer something good? There is no guarantee you will get a single card that synergises with your one good card. You wanna go down the question marks? You will get a bunch of fights anyways, and the events you get feel like a coin toss anyways. Shops? I mean cash is finite so no point in going to more than like 2-3 shops an entire run. Elites? Well at least they drop something of value, and chests are good too. What if you are fighting an enemy and get consistently bad hands? You lose.

There is not zero strategy to this game to be fair, but the problem is there is no consistency. If I find a strategy that works for a run, then try the exact same thing, it tends to fail more often than it succeeds. I don't play games to win, I play to have fun, and losing constantly because of bad luck is not fun. The game is like gambling, you get a dopamine rush when you get lucky and things go well, but that's the least likely outcome.

Now, some of you may think "But blah blah blah is a strategy and it's really consistent and yada yada yada." Dude, I have played this game for 18 hours, and that isn't a ton, but this is like the amount of time a casual gamer may spend on a single game ever. If you can't notice yourself getting better at the game whatsoever in 18 hours of playing, then it's probably designed poorly. I'm not going to invest 1000 hours into this game to get good, not 100 hours, honestly 50 hours is pushing it.

Here is the topper of it all. I love this style of game, and idk if STS popularized it, but so many games have done it better, so why play this one? I can put my time into a game that feels less luck based and makes me happier. I would put my time into other games but I want a few more achievements lol.

Ultimately, not a bad game exactly, but there isn't exactly a rating system, so I round down my reviews to compensate for the absurd number of people who write positive reviews. I think most people who don't enjoy a game just stop playing and don't write a review, so reviews are always skewed in a positive direction.

Removed black putin and trans putin as to not offend anyone (this game is so ridiculous that for anyone to take those additions as an intentional dis on the trans and black community is equally as ridiculous). Sick of people censoring their creative content in fear of being canceled. And if you are the type of person to throw a fit and try to cancel someone who says or does something you don't like, how bout instead you just ignore them, it would genuinely be healthier for your mental well being rather than putting so much stress on yourself raging about things. Doubt anyone will even care about this review, but I'll enable comments in case anyone wants to try to cancel me.

Note* Game is free, it is a little janky but ultimately nothing is wrong with it, the negative review is purely in protest of the concept of censorship. I ultimately don't care about black or trans putin.

As a factorio player, this game initially felt just bad to play. After putting some time into it, I warmed up to the gamrplay. I still think the controls feel a bit clunky, even after 18 hours, but the game itself is fun. If you are coming from factorio, don't expect "factorio but 3D," and you'll probably enjoy it. I suppose that's a good sign, that it isn't factorio clone but 3D. It is it's own beast entirely.

This game is a wonderful piece of art. The characters are great, the animation is great, the story is great. However, the gameplay leaves a lot to be desired. To make things worse, it was designed poorly from the start, so there is no hope of any meaningful change.

My 4.5 hours of gameplay were composed of doing the basic tutorial, and beating every character's storymode campaign, so aside from multiplayer and the more advance tutorial, I have experienced all the game has to offer.

Issues:
- The controls are not PC friendly. I do not use a controller for PC games, so I had to deal with the trashy PC controls
- The controls are needlessly complex. Let's compare to say smash bros, you have an attack, and a smash attack. In this game you have a punch, medium punch, heavy punch, kick, medium kick, heavy kick. 3 times the freaking attack buttons as smash. The combos are very difficult without a joystick, and I spent most the game using only basic attacks asides from accidental combos/special attacks.
- The juggling, oh boy the juggling. On the more challenging battles, the computer will juggle you off one attack to half health or less, meaning if you get juggled twice it's game over.
- The spam, oh boy the spam. Obviously AI needs to be different for different characters, and prepare for some of them to just super spam ranged attacks that you have no counter to. Guess what, you can only do piddly dashes, so you can't rush them either. You have to slowly get close and hope you don't miss a block and accidentally get sent flying and start your slow journey all over again.

Here are some weird things. I beat every character's story, and each story has an achievement linked to it. Every single achievement for a story has less than 1% completion, one is even as low as 0.3%, which is now my rarest achievement, yet I was able to beat every single story in about 4 hours. What's more is you get an achievement for beating the story with all characters, which over 8% of people have achieved. Now I'm no mathematician, but it would seem every individual character would have to have higher than 8% completion for this to be possible, so not sure what that's about. Mind you, the character who had 0.3% completion was incredibly difficult, as well as some other stories.

Anyways, idk what else to say. Not sure why this game has overwhelmingly positive reviews. I would say the art and characters certainly deserve it, but I play games to PLAY games, not to look at art. Maybe everyone exclusively plays multiplayer. I could see this being fun if I exclusively played with friends who were as bad at the game as I am.

No default controls for index. Tried to make my own bindings but the game wouldn't even detect my controllers. I'll never understand why developers go through the process of making something for VR, then just neglect to add proper controls for popular headsets.

Goofy, silly, stupid, but somehow more well thought out than many other games I've played. Tons of secrets to find, feel like games don't do that enough now days. Certainly worth picking up.