Treasure Hunter Claire

I bought this on MangaGamer ages ago, it was fun for what it is. If you're a fellow perv that is. Gameplay is typical RPGMaker junk, turn based combat that won't ask too much of your brain power. Either you hit enemies till they go dead, or more likely let them hit you (totally not on purpose wink wink) and be rewarded with an H-Scene. The erotic art is decently drawn & the scenes are varied enough to stay spicy, character design is competent, albeit generic, anime style. It won't melt your eyes at least like some of the... less competently drawn porn games out there. The naughty content is almost exclusively non-con and involves a lot of monster daddies: goblins, werewolves, the works. If that's your fetish, this is one to spend a lonely weekend on. :')

Not much grind (OP equipment can turn you into one punch man) and the erotic content is just my cup of tea. I completed it "unofficially" and I enjoyed it so much that I bought an official game.

My first Hentai-JRPG and I had so much fun. It kinda re-awoke my passion for videogames. The gameplay/battles itself are not very difficult but the game is a ton of fun and very cute. You also have a lot of strange quests to absolve and you can do a lot of stuff in the city, from selling vegetables to prostitution. The battles are really fun as you can use kinky-specials against your opponents which makes those battles very fun. All in all I am having a funny and kinky blast.

I was wondering what the "prequel" to Brave Alchemist Colette would be like. One of the postgame stories involves this games characters. While the crafting got substantially better and having your party members as the active character are definite improvements there are some things I liked better about this game that I did not expect. While the customization of the party members is better in Colette the customization of the main character has a few more axis you can tune. The animation of the sprites feels better with an idle animation as well. It might be personal preference, but I liked the interface of Claire better, too. In Colette the MP skills do not mention what their damage is based off while in Claire there is one that is not based on magic and it tells you that. The quest log being an item in your inventory is not ideal but it does function better than expected. In general the two games are very similar and if you expect them to be different you will be dissappointed. Colette has a bunch more animations for all the party members and every party memember has twice the armor pieces to choose from, On top of that it is not just the final armor that changes stats. The namesake alchemy in Colette is a substantially more intresting way of aquiring gear instead of buying it at the shop. But while nice it is not a gamebreaker for Claire. Of note is that in Claire there is no dump for extra fights you won by MP damage while in Colette you could craft consumables with the extra resources. From that we come to another huge thing, that is that both the games are not very hard. If you lose a fight you get extra stats that let you put on better gear. In essence you will struggle only if you never want to lose a fight or make the game artificially harder by setting yourself extra challanges. So to sum it all up. It is a fine game. Sound is good, animation is competent and the story exists. If you want more of this get Colette or if you wanted more Colette here you go.

jrpg check blond bimbo check perv comedy check nice gamplay check its a nice weekend game