Once afflicted with "Cursed Week," Possession Armor takes constant zero damage (or occasionally 0.1 damage).
I explored the entire map (everywhere accessible), but found no mechanism to resolve the issue.
Perhaps the biggest problem with this game is the lack of any way for the player to actively figure out the solution to the situation.
I have a question.
I’ve reached a new area.
When enemies inflict "Cursed Week" on me, I become completely unable to deal damage (at most, I might deal around 0.5 damage), making the game unplayable. Even if I try to heal and turn it into a war of attrition, it’s impossible because I take more than double the amount of damage I heal before I can actually recover any HP. Does this mean there is a specific item or method to resolve this?
I apologize for posting consecutive comments. What I’m about to say might be quite harsh, but please know that I have always supported this game.
Here are my impressions after playing part of version 0.7.
The things that stood out to me were...
・Progressing through the adventure relies far too heavily on luck regarding enemy drops.
Even after playing for about two hours, I couldn't gather the materials needed for the rock-breaking tools (because the enemies that drop them rarely yield the required quantity).
・"Torn Cloth" is used for too many things.
This is closely related to the previous point; Torn Cloth is required to craft most early-game armor and healing items, and the recipes demand large quantities. However, the drop rate is low—yielding only about four at a time (based on what I’ve seen)—so there is a severe shortage. It might be better to increase the drop quantity or provide a way to obtain it without relying on combat.
・There is an imbalance between enemy attack power and the amount of HP restored.
I suspect this impression stems from a combination of the issue mentioned above and another point I’ll bring up later.
・There is no way to craft items reliably.
Because of this, I have to stockpile a huge number of healing items; consequently, upgrading my armor gets delayed, making it difficult to progress in the game.
I am sorry for repeatedly offering such harsh opinions! I will continue to support you!
Hmm, let's see... for example:
■ Discovering a well or spring and choosing whether to drink the water. Drinking it yields either a beneficial or a detrimental effect (perhaps even an involuntary, temporary transformation?).
■ Finding a tent.
Resting restores health but carries a risk of random enemy ambushes (which could potentially branch into erotic events?).
■ Various traps—bear traps, tripwire alarms, and so on... maybe incorporate transformation effects here, too?
We could also create treasure rooms or enemy lairs that can only be found through random events.
I’ve been waiting for this update—thanks!
To be honest, what bothers me is that the game's pacing is very slow and the gameplay feels quite repetitive.
If it were just one of those issues, I’d still be able to enjoy playing it...
Have you considered implementing random events (other than combat or gathering)?
- Regarding the attack being skipped, I might have simply missed the stun icon. Sorry!
- The game becomes unplayable when a sex scene involving the player's female genitalia is triggered, even though the player does not possess female genitalia. The scene selection option will appear grayed out and become unselectable.
The concept is fantastic and fun.
However, I feel that there are currently a lot of bugs and situations where HP cannot be recovered, leading to game over.
The bugs I've encountered are...
- The player is unable to attack with their weapon (selecting an attack displays a blank window, and the player's attack turn is skipped).
- A sex scene between characters of the wrong gender is triggered, causing the game to freeze.
That's it.
Hello. I saw your promotional post on the Japanese TSF free game wiki, and I wanted to comment to apologize if there's still a misunderstanding regarding the genre.
In Japan, TSF primarily refers to a genre where "men become women (through transformation/possession/body swapping, etc.)" as the main focus.
That's probably why it wasn't listed on this wiki.
Even after defeating a boss, the symbol doesn't disappear, so if you fight with few resources, you'll definitely not have enough HP to return and won't be able to return to camp. In the worst case scenario, you'll be forced to delete your save data.
As a result, I was forced to abandon my 8-hour game data.
I think this is because the recovery amount from recovery items is so small that it's completely out of balance with the enemy's attack power. Because of this, no matter how much armor you wear, you'll use up 20-30 or more recovery items before reaching the boss. And since the materials are only dropped by some enemies at a relatively low rate, it becomes a complete chore to just keep hunting those enemies.
And the recovery items you collect over 30 minutes are gone within 10 minutes.
If only there were recovery objects or something on the map...
This is my first time playing a dungeon crawler. Maybe I'm doing it wrong.
This game has the feel of a gemstone that will shine once polished.
But for now, there are still elements that need polishing.
I'll continue to support this game, and I'm excited to see how it develops in the future.
I've returned to this game after over a year.
However, for some reason, almost all of my allies' attacks, including my followers', have started to miss. If I'm lucky, I can hit about one in five times, but if I'm unlucky, I can't land a single attack during battle and lose to even six level 1 enemies.
Is this a bug caused by using old data?
I started in free play, but I can't create or chat with NPCs. The player just stands there alone in the middle of nowhere.
When I try to chat, I get an error message.
Creating an AI profile and saving it doesn't do anything, and clicking ADD NPC just closes the window and nothing happens.
The only things I can change are the pose and player appearance. This game needs a detailed tutorial for each version.