Queen's Loyalty

I mean fun was had, finished it in one long sitting imo worth the price. U have the option to further enhance characters after the main story ends so there is some kind of endgame content with challanges and modifiers. Modifiers can be locked and rerolled, can have multiple modifier sets from wich you can choose from to set as active which gives a bit of extra time played for getting them or having fun with them, better than BL3 modifs so I like

A surprisingly decent game. Crawling Lab being the only game from this dev Ive played, they've put a lot more effort into it this time. Like the castle upgrading and side stories were pretty good. And each character having different abilities was fun to play around with. Its still a jank, low budget, goon-slop game but I wouldn't have it any other way XD.

What a game, what a game! I prefer, without exaggeration, a game like this over the majority of AAA games. It could use some polish, but love and care ooze from it. I will mention the lacking areas before gushing: CONS: translation could use a bit of work, but was serviceable the entire game; the hair clips often into the characters. THAT IS LITERALLY IT. PROS: most everything else. - the most obvious are the character designs, each one being gorgeous, but unique and color coordinated - said characters are not one-dimensional, with quirks of their own, quests and enough lines of dialogue - character quests are short, though some are a bit repetitive, and an attempt at variety was certainly made - it was absolutely darling to make the art from quests adorable, not horny. peak design - main quest and story is simple and a mite predictable, but quite compelling - game is connected to other works of the dev, but only tangentially, can be played blind - the fortress is amazing! fully unlocked, it feels cozy and warm without being cluttered, and it is neat to see tangible things coming from resources - Quality-of-Life additions: an orb to look for characters, a resource trade shop, ways to auto-generate resources, a quest restart button, a location reset button, and MANY aspects that were added just for the love of the game, like the spectral spider and the idle animations (the rabbit jumps across the place, the snake does handstands, and so on) Game also worked fine on integrated graphics with a little tweaking, which, for a modern Unreal Engine title, is a near-miracle. Absolutely try this one out! The two-hour refund window is plenty to know if you like it or not. It is the longest game of theirs that I played to date, and I loved every minute. Go gather the monster girlies!