Demon Hunter

Demon Hunter [Part 2 End] I finished the game, but unfortunately, it wasn't easy. To summarize the experience, the game is completely ruined by pacing issues, both in its narrative and gameplay. The objectives required to advance the story are utterly banal, which doesn't help, along with pointless dialogue that has absolutely no impact on character development (characters who are completely uninteresting, especially the main character's family). Finally, some parts of the story are far too slow for their intended purpose, and other sections feel rushed and therefore lack substance. I can't give it 3 stars; for me, it would be a 2.5 (the story is original, and the H scenes are decent).

The game is great. There are still a few shortcomings, but overall it's fantastic. I was a little disappointed with the ending, but it wasn't too bad, maybe I exaggerated a bit. Give it a try, it's not bad at all.

This game is not so good and not so bad either.Avarage ntr game but lot of content.NTR lover enjoyed this.Girls looks not bad ,sex sense avarage.It deserve more rating i guess.dev should add more chemistry between mc and mom,Then it can be more imotional.Its necessary for ntr buildup.

I cant say anything than boring. Its like unfinished game but want it to be released. The game basically have minor content...limited interaction with npc, linier story... Plot wise...its have potential...but the story etc...its not good enough. I think if this game made with proper team...it can reach higher level

This game is so well made. Love the plot and story, loved how well paced the corruption and NTR events are. The female protagonists are all so well made. Story makes sense too. Definitely recommend this to NTR lovers that love some slight realism! 10/10

This is really bad, the graphics look poorly done, the story doesn't make the slightest sense, as the plot says, it focuses on giving fan service without more, and worst of all, it couldn't be more buggy, practically anything else would be better than this.

just terrible game with mid story graphic and so many bugs. and it say completed. that just bad. at least make it a little better. how come someone it completed yet still have so many bugs ? it like the developer take a look at this shit and just say "fuck it"

I think the game had a lot of potential, but the scenes were just too fast, and the build up to the NTR moment just wasn't as impactful since you feel like the story is rushing himself. Not a bad game, but it's not the best.

Writing: 5/10 Imagery: 6/10 Gameplay: 5/10 Kinks: 5/10 Overall: 5/10 A bug locked me out from finishing my game. Yeah, I got that bug where I tried to visit the tower before talking to the guild master, so now I can no longer progress and my last save was from hours ago. So I'm calling it there. Overall, the 2nd part of this is lacking. Far less 'random' NTR encounters to stumble across in the open world, which means all that open space is waste opportunity. Why do I need to trek across several maps to a destination for quest, if I can't find some heart notifications telling me someone's wife is being railed just out of sight? As of 0.27, which is now called Part 2, the diminishing sexual content, the pointless side quests with no sexy reward, and the bloated maps with nothing to explore, I think the writing on the wall could not be more evident. Dev had a plan, Morgan, but that plan resolved in Part 1. However the story did not resolve, so they trudged onward, now lacking a true vision of where to go. A sad but familiar story. Only way this can be turned around is if we get more secret NTR spots to come across, just random NPCs with NTR vibes emanating from their sex scene. They don't even need to be related to the MC at all, just make their models familiar enough and feel more in-universe. Like an Asuna (Sword Art Online) looking chick being smashed by a Black bartender, a Kuroyukihime (Accel World) looking girl sucking off a knight in purple armor, heck, why not a Naotsugu (Log Horizon) looking girl being gang banged by some guards? Keep things interesting. As it stands currently, this is just an average NTR experience, with most of the point being awarded to the first part.

has a great variety of scenes with a lot of spicy content, which is definitely a highlight. Additionally, the fact that you have so much freedom in the world, including the side events that introduce you to other characters, is a strong point. The secondary characters—aside from the main ones, which are your girlfriend and her friend, who have the majority of events—add more variety to the family aspect, which is a good thing. It makes the game feel more complete and interesting. The antagonist, in particular, stands out as quite intelligent. He isn’t the typical villain who gets everything just because; instead, his success is carefully built up, and a big part of it is due to the protagonist's incompetence. That makes sense in the story, as it aligns with the genre and keeps things engaging. That said, despite the side events and additional content, I feel that the family-related side events are quite underwhelming. They're poorly told, have a lot of issues, and feel boring compared to the main storyline. The main plot itself is decent, but these weaker side events take away from the overall experience. It would be better to have fewer side events but of higher quality , with more depth to them. For example, the office-related storyline with the mother feels pretty mediocre, and the others aren’t much better. Instead of having many weak side events, it would be more impactful to have a smaller number of standout ones. Another strong point of the game, in my opinion, is how it acknowledges itself as a "game" in certain ways. But for me, the biggest highlight is still the girlfriend scenes and how her story unfolds. I also think that the storyline involving the friend serves its purpose well—it helps introduce the villain (or rather, the antagonist), which adds more depth to the narrative

version 0.26 i dont understand why ppl like this game, characters are 0 dimensional. not 1dimensional, literally 0. very low level writing and very bad translation... i mean the translation is more-or-less understandable 90% of the time, but for an NTR game, the text has to provide context for the sex scene to be interesting. like the characters' feelings and etc. but most sex scenes are done in a couple of lines with bad english and low level writing skills. the graphics are not bad but it's the standard Honeyselect models i think (or some kind of standard set i dont remember) so it has preset animations and things like that so it's a bit boring. sex positions are very mediocre too due to that engine's limitations and the dev's skills. the game has many issues, every 3minutes you are reminded that you are playing a demo because a lot of "small things" have placeholder-like text or sometimes even placeholder art. it's very immersion breaking like this. and NTR imo cannot really be a lighthearted funny game, it has to be a bit immersive so you can engage with the story/characters. if you think characters are lifeless robots and story make no sense then might as well watch normal porn not NTR. so imo there is literally nothing going on for this game. hence i cannot recommend it to anyone, 1/5. as always with bad games, it's grindy and slow as well.

It's mid at best. Writing is bad, graphic is average, plot is boring. Dev seems to try hard but they need to try harder. Especially when other certain "ntr anime parody game exists" It's kinda a slow burn but with awful character writing it's hurting the expirience, also updates are small and take long time to make for a game which uses basic honey select models and rpgm engine

Demon Hunter [ 0.25 ] is a great NTR game , despite being confined to the RPGM engine - and tries & succeeds in removing the most annoying aspects of that engine to the player's benefit. While the graphics themselves are not amazing in any way, they are adequate in portraying the girls. There are no deformities or franken-girls waiting for you here - and most importantly, their proportions are perfect . The story is kinda interesting, but there doesn't seem to be an endgoal that the MC is working towards; the inspiration is clearly taken from Ready Player One and Eternum , but while those games present a clear endgame that moves the plot forward, Demon Hunter seemingly has none of that - the only thing driving the MC forward is acquiring more wealth ( inside and outside of the game ), while all the women around him get NTRed by various dubious men. There are no choices to be made that impact the narrative, as even missing some scenes due to rushing the main "plot" doesn't mean they don't canonically happen. As for the NTR itself, it does the job. But it's not compelling, or slow for that matter. The younger sister loses her virginity to a hobo, older sister is getting railed by her fitness coach, mom is being 'blackmailed' by dad's boss, and our girlfriend made an idiotic FWB deal with some random guy for our benefit - the same guy that already stole our best friend's girlfriend. At this point in the story, all the girls are lost, and now it's more of a Scene Hunter than a Demon Hunter game. And while the game does a fantastic job of telling you where NTR is happening, it's not exciting anymore. All the girls have fallen, and you have no impact on the direction of the story. I'd rate this game higher, but every single component of this game is just average . A satisfying meal, but not a particularly flavourful one .

Gave this game a 5/5 at first but holy, it went downhill so fast. Part 2 started off so well too. Knew it was over when updates started becoming shorter and shorter. Developer either forgot half of the characters or decided to say fuck it and just act like they dont exist. Game couldve been so good too.

the first half of this game was so good, but it fell off after that. the way douche framed mc, ruined the whole build up for me. this could've been a masterpiece or even on par with sao ntr, but the dev ruined it by introducing that mediocre trope. but i'll still give it 3 stars for the first half

Great game, but not so great combat for an RPGMaker game, even more when it has direct RPG themes built-in. I think the combat would have been more fun with more reasons to actually have it. The name of armors and weapons is quite generic, which doesn't incentivize the player to buy them, and the fights are easy, so they only feel like something you have to go through, rather than something that is made to be pleasant. OR if there had been more battle fuck in it, to make the combat less dull and less like a "thing you have to do to advance", since battle fuck turns simple combat into scenes to watch. I think the accusations of copying Fujino's SAO game are ridiculous. The dev obviously took inspiration from Fujino's game, but how is that a bad thing? Fujino's game is great, and it's not like Evils blatantly plagiaried it. He made his own story, and the gameplay is still a little different. I waited before playing this game because I don't usually like HS graphics, but I have to say that the scenes and animations are pretty well made. I liked the cut-ins especially. An overall pretty solid game, and I'm eagerly waiting for part 2.

- Unless you do exactly what the game says, you will get stuck and reload. You will become invisible and reload. Expect all sorts of bugs. - English is MTL level poor, but gets better with time. - Quests are Fetch Quests, battle animations are slooooooooooow. - Maps are big for no reason. - The NTR story is SAO light. It's ok for what it means to do. The side stories with the sisters are fairly weak and the mother pretty standard. The main story with th GF and her friend has some potential though. Meh. It's ok if you are into the genre, but really only barely.

I testplayed this game at first for my discord community to recommend - v0.17 - and later I found myself continuing to keep track of it. There are 5 categories and one conclusion(opinnion) in which my reviews are usually structured. As a big focus will be the narrative and worldbuilding , so if you have little patience for long reading, or dialectics, you can find the result at the very bottom . Art/Visuals Demon Hunter is using 3d rendered images found in a big part of F95 games. The rendering looks pristine and the addect reflective effects together with moving scenes let oneself immerse pretty easily. Proportions of bodyparts are not unrealisticly inflated, even though the honkabadonkadonkadonks of some female characters are on the larger side. (K-Cup to I-Cup) I rate the visuals and the attention to details, scene by scene as a solid 9 /10. Story The story takes place in a slightly futuristic modern age, similar to the technologies of "Sword Art Online" , if not a little lacking behind. There are references to movies from our Real World, which lets me conclude that it might take place in an asian country in the next 25-50 years from 2024. The world itself can stand on it's own and no plot developements are contrived in a DeusExMachina fashon. The viewpoint of this story mainly plays from the perspective of "Boy", a pink-haired MC in his High School days. The game "Demon Hunter" got released a little while ago and the MC as well as his school clique(MC's Girlfriend, Best Friend+Girlfriend) decide to start playing the game, which is praised for it's realism. I the course of the story, you will find your siblings, mother and the females in "Boy"s life become corrupted by the pleasures of flesh, which you can either directly spy on, or get shown in cutscenes. I mean it's an NTR game, what did you expect? The english skills of the developer are clunky - and I am understating here - which show in the first 1h-2h of gameplay. Nothing is incomprehensible, but you might want to get used to be able to read english in a more metaphorical context(No MTL poems sadly ), which brings me to the Narrative Result of 7/10 Gameplay The Gameplay is the usual RPGM hero-quest experience, broken by logging in and out of the MMO "Demon Hunter". The fights are very easy and up and only become a minor (I don't even want to use the word) challenge in the later parts of the game. What livens the RPGM combat system up, are the 3d rendered sidegraphics, in which you can see your female companion harassed, molested or outright fucked to oblivion, while the MC is busy fighting. In combat you only have control over "Boy", and not the other companions, which make for an interesting experience so far. There are easily understandable quest objectives shown on the top left of the screen, as well as a colorcoded arrow system that shows you the possibility of Events and progression. This results in a score of 9/10. Characters Boy The MC is a dreamy, dense and slightly subdued person. His older sister seemed to have emanciated him ever since childhood and his misunderstanding and slightly harsh mother doesn't make it better. Over the course of the story the MC developes a feeble individuality and some responsibility, which are guided by the childish expectations of becoming a provider through gaming. Monica The Girlfriend of the MC is a shy, but at times resolute, and loyal girl. Unlike most girls, she is as endeared with "Virtual Gaming" as her boyfriend and her longing for some change show in her choice of using a melee class instead of her usual support role. Bob Is a rich guy, living in the rich villa district of the province. He is a notorious player and a nymphomaniac. While playing "Demon Hunter" his eyes caught Meya - and later Monica - and his posessive personality felt the need to woo them at any cost. He is well informed and connected, which he uses to his advantages. Meya Is the Girlfriend of "Tom", the best friend of "Boy", and is a social butterfly. One of the divas of school, that had a good grasp on the social structure of her surroundings. Noone knows how she got into a relationship with an obese guy like "Tom", but her "easygoing" nature let her be at the forefront of solving social conundrums. Those are not ALL the characters, but forgive me for I don't want to write a novel here. The developement of the characters occuring, even if side-characters, is logical and doesn't feel contrived. Considering the World they live in and the understanding of human psyche everyone makes relateable decisions. Score here is a 9.5/10 because of the influences of backstory, interaction and worldbuilding. My opinnion I sincerely recommend this game. The game's data size is on the larger side, but well worth the wait. It's an immersive piece of developement by @Tevils which fans of VR-Game fiction might interest. The bugs, gramatical mistakes and availability on other platforms is still in a progressive state(Let's say there's lots of potential for betterment), which is supported by Tevils reliable update schedule and his regular responses both on discord and here on F95. My slightly fangirly and biased opinnionscore gives it an 8/10 . Love and Salutations, Morah Yaladim (Writer for Backstory, Lore and Moderator for a Toaster)

I like the general story idea, even if it's nothing new. Usually I like RPG Maker games with 3d animations and sound, but the game is very uncreative and scenes are boring. Typical go kill 5 slimes, then go kill 5 bats, kill the boss etc. At the same time basically all scenes are not simply NTR but are cuckholding. Scenes POV is always from far away and often barley visible.

[v0.21] A very generous 3*. The only reason I rate it this much is because I do like the NTR ideas. The set ups, progression, and situations for the NTR. That said, everything else leaves a lot to be desired. First and foremost, the English is atrocious. Not only is it hard to understand what the hell they are saying sometimes, but the limited vocabulary and grasp of the English language prevents the author from properly displaying characterizations and personality in dialogues. Naturally, this negatively impacts the NTR, which relies on character arcs. Secondly, the gameplay is absolute garbage. At first, there is an attempt to do an open world-ish set up, where players can explore different places in town and surrounding areas to find side events and what not. It's a buggy mess, but at least there was an attempt. After some point in the game, the dev abandons this entirely and creates a completely linear RPGM game, where any place that isn't the next place to go is barred off. So you simply follow the arrows to the next place. Not only that, but the RPG elements are non-existent. The combat is a complete joke, being even more mindless than stock RPGM combat. The combat elements only exist to demonstrate that the party is killing monsters and doing quests (and for the occasional battle fuck NTR). There is zero enjoyment to be found in this combat system. And that is not a personal preference thing. It's a 100% objective statement. That's... fine... I guess, but combined with the linear map, what even really is the point of playing this on RPGM? Plus, having a quest to get MC a skill from a skill book, but him not having a skill menu to actually use the skill is pretty hilarious. The MC has a magic menu, but he learns no magic. He can only auto-attack which is retarded game design if I've ever seen one. If you are being completely non-critical, you might say that the game design philosophy is to streamline the experience for the player and not complicate things with balanced gameplay and RPG systems. Okay, but let me ask you. If that is the thought process, why not go a step further and turn it into a VN?