Depth's Heart

To buggy. 2 hours in made it to the part with the undead monsters and could not progress. They story said something about i captured a prisoner to integrate or something along those lines but could not find out where that prisoner was. So the game stalled. I reloaded an earlier save and could not send my part out at all to battle. In the end i had to quit the game as it's unclear how to progress and it is buggy.

I'm not seeing how the dev could consider this complete. It's barely a demo, and only half the locations have any meaningful interactions in them. The forge is useless unless one has access to locations like the woods, which one does not have. Characters do not heal at all quickly and won't go adventuring if significantly wounded, you cannot send less than 4 on an expedition, and you cannot end the week except by launching an expedition. That requires you to hire new adventurers for each foray. I'd rate it a very incomplete demo. I'd advise players to wait for updates, but since this has been declared complete and there will be no updates, I'd advise players to avoid unless they really want to see some cartoon spanking, In that case, they can get their fill with 5 minutes of play.

Depth's Heart is a dungeon expedition management sim made in RPG Maker Unite (think classic rpgmaker but with extended functionality thanks to the new version and talented dev). The art is charming and gives me nostalgia for flash games of the past. The gameplay revolves around recruiting and managing adventurer teams through spanking and strategy. The spanking animation simulator allows for tons of generated character combinations that look very cute and are all spankable. There is also more specific art for various quests. You can expect medium severity spanking and other punishments in the game, no guro or sadistic torture. The dev is pretty quick with updates, so even if you don't want to play the early version drop a bookmark and come back in a while for more content.

I love all of the games made by the dev duo and this one is no exception. Always has great art, does very frequent updates including a public release and has good plugins and coding that make rpgm (and now even its new unite version) enjoyable. Plus very active with fanbase, which is always nice. In short, if you enjoy smacked bottoms, the games by this dev team are a must-play.