Kung Fu Grand King

Art is good, although not animated, but that's all that can be said about this game. It is increasibly short and there are no paths oter than main one. Technically there are two endings, but it all boils down to winning or losing final battle. Other than that game is just a series of arena battles with little interludes between. Enemies are not even attacking, either player wins an easy QTE or not. Oh, and some fights are impossible to lose, player controlled character will just stop losing HP. Buy at big discount for art, but if you look for good H-game available on GOG, go for Ideology in Friction.

Some worst game from Kagura: . It's not really a game, rather a walking novella . It's very, very short . H scenes aren't the best nor animated

I played this game for less than 5 minutes befure I requested a refund. This game looks and feels like it's made with rpg maker, which musn't be bad. In this case, it is. there are no graphic settings, the game runs only in window mode, no fullscreen or resolution settings, so this is a 4:3 ratio window. Some screenshots look like they from a cutscene - this is not the case. The game will only use about half of the screen ( remember: windowed, 4:3, uses only 50% of that. The rest of the screen is a static image, as long a you are not in a battle. Despice that, it still has serious microstutters on my machine, which is more than appropriate to run way heavier games than this. It does support controllers ( x360 at least ) to walk and talk. The fighting is done by clicking on numbers, which requires the cursor, this game cant be played with controller alone. I had way better games for less money and can definetly not recommend buying this,

Summary: A short railroady RPG with no customization and QTE combat PROS + Absolutely none. Cons: - Extremely short (maybe 30 minutes of actual content if we are pushing it) - Linear, no sidequests, dungeons, and only six rooms in the entire game post-intro. Only. Six. Rooms. - Horrible combat. Clicking numbers in order. - The pixel art is actually of worse quality than regular 2D JRPGs - Terrible writing. - Repetitive gameplay. Go to arena. click five numbers in order. Teleported to room. Go back to arena. Repeat until game is over. Subjective opinion: I find it difficult to even call this a game. I do not understand how any serious publisher or developer would wish to be associated with something as lacking as this. It might just be the worst "game" I have played in my life. I recommend stearing clear of this, even if you are into adult games. You can find much better quality quite easily right here on GOG.