Astrid: Blade Of Vallundra

A great potential ! So for you to know this game is still in developpement and we are far from get the full game for now, but I have played the 0.29 version and it's really great ! The game play is clear and you never get lost, the main character is really cool and "strong" in some ways so when she get coocked it's freanking hot ! I do enjoy playing as Astrid ! Nice battle fuck animations ! Nice CG aswells ! You can tell this game is made with love actually ! But this is still a "demo" and we will be waiting to get the full release in my opinion ! So follow it and give it a try !

Good game with a lot of potential. The dialogues aren't too intrusive and skillfully reveal the essence of the game - a typical fantasy world with various knights and monsters. If you stick purely to the main storyline (including dialogues), it'll take about 4 hours to reach the end. The H-scenes, artwork, and storytelling are all pleasing to the eye. Notably, the environments are well-detailed, though this is mostly evident in the starting location. I also found a bug: when you throw the merchant out the window and wait one day in the tavern, the merchant doesn't respawn in his usual spot. I hope the developer continues working on the game and adds more content.

A typical knight-in-waiting game where the protagonist gets corrupted to save the world. While not quite five stars, it could easily reach four. However, since certain situations resulted in frozen screens, requiring players to quit the game, load the last save, and then replay the final section, it drops to two stars. A few hotfixes later, it might be worth trying again, but version 0.29 is hardly enjoyable in its current state.

The basis of the game is great, and the gameplay is clear. A lot of content and an interesting game to play where everything does not boil down to boring grinding and waiting for the script to work. There is a change of clothes, which is not in every RPG game, and it would also be interesting if the combat equipment was graphically displayed on the main character when changing to a new one. Somewhat incomprehensible things: For example, the economy is quite strange, for example, overnight stays are inexpensive, weapons and equipment are acceptable in price, but potions are more expensive than equipment, which is quite incomprehensible. It is also not clear that we are playing immediately at level 95 of the character instead of like the classics from the first one. I also find the attack animation with an emphasis on the heroine's underwear strange. Also a strange combination of enemies that you can defeat without a fight with one blow, only losing a few health points. I wanted to have full-fledged battles with them, and the rest is about the little things, for example, adding, in addition to swords, some other type of weapon, daggers, bows, staves, etc. for gameplay variability, as well as a more understandable system for leveling up the main character. I didn't pay anything and I don't demand anything. This is one of the best RPGs I've played in the last year, almost on the level of such a giant as Kagura. It's great that it works without problems with Joiplay because I don't always have access to a PC now, I've gone through all the currently available content and I'm extremely satisfied with how good everything is here in general.

A bunch of really generic corruption game staples clumsily mashed together in a way that makes so little sense it's hard to even take as a parody or handwave as porn logic. When it comes to the actual sexy events, they're not bad, but the time in between them is painful. And good lord is the battlefuck system so bad it makes me actively avoid it. Any enemy using the system instantly stunlocks you and forces you to watch the same, extremely limited, set of cutins over and over. You get completely sick of it after 2 battles. You can just walk around them though so it's not a fatal flaw. The game doesn't seem low effort with the amount of random extra touches the devs put in. But it dearly needs at least a basic editing pass to cut down on awkwarly long segments, fix the battlefuck system/AI/balance, and come up with at least a basic justification for a nation's foremost night to be desperately broke, using beginner gear, and taking humiliating jobs. Overall a weak 3 with potential if the dev takes some time to polish things instead of just charging ahead with more content. Version 0.29: The largest issues with the battlefuck system have been resolved. Still not enough to bump it up a star but a good start.

The game has probably the best location graphics I've ever seen in RPGM games. Lots of love poured into creating the game atmosphere. As others have mentioned, the MC is hot and likeable, and the gameplay isn't grindy at all. One of the most promising new projects!

I didn’t expect this game to feel so lively. The NPCs are surprisingly interactive, and there are thoughtful little details everywhere like a loaded cannon near castle that, if you accidentally touch it, prompts an NPC to react and say something. One of my favorite touches happens in the armory. A customer NPC asks your opinion about a golden armor set, clearly excited. But when he inquires about the price, the merchant quotes something outrageous. You can see the customer’s mood sink, then he quietly returns the armor and leaves, shoulders slumped. It’s such a subtle, human moment that makes the game world feel less like code and more like a living place. Would recommend to explore more aside of H events. Verdict: The game is still a work in progress, but it already shows incredible promise and deserves financial support

The game's concept is excellent, the corruption is relatively quick, and the protagonist is super hot. I'll be keeping an eye out for future updates, and I hope they come out sooner, because I think the game is worth it and will have a good impact if it continues like this.

Great scene desing, good history and most important the creator of the game listens and tries to satisfy his community as much as possible and that is appreciated. For a game in its early stages, it doesn't disappoint