Elf Lifia and the Labyrinth of Everdream

Pretty much a porn, simplified version of Slay the Spire. The gameplay is efficient, the UI is fine despite the usual RPGM limitations, and the art is cute. Complete the game once (which is not too difficult if you have played rogue deckbuilders before - and you can pick an easy mode from the get go) and you can unlock all the scenes. Honestly a solid game.

[v1.0] Balanced with dick in hand. (In a haphazard and distracted manner) Sometimes way too easy, sometimes entirely fucking impossible. Sometimes its my fault for not having quickly memorized the new status terminology, since its not displayed (the status effect) on the card, sometimes due to horseshit: like the fact you can't dodge / avoid bleed attacks that keep replacing your cards and doing damage if you play cards. Entirely RNG passive items that range from incredible to active penalty. Paths are RNG but all non loss H-events are clear and chosen. H content is for events and losses, never saw it in combat (besides %HP based clothing damage) %HP based clothing damage is lazy. Choices range from 1-4 but don't exactly matter when you can't predict the upcoming path more than 1 tile forward and the choices can duplicate. Almost has good card game (mouse) controls and still messes it up by having to confirm the enemy target for each action) Less than awful, but still sloppy rip-off of Slay the Spire. Also a whole lot less perverse than some of its re-textures and mods.

It's a fun Slay the Spire clone, but mind-numbingly easy and also poorly balanced. You have potions which are extremely easy to acquire and have insane effects (like instant revival upon death). You have artifacts, some of which are bad but most range from decent to overpowered. The decks you can make are also insanely busted, to the point where you can knock off 1000 HP in a single turn, or just kill the enemy in one turn by infinitely recharging mana and drawing cards. In the early game, you have none of those benefits. So if you meet an elite monster in your first few floors (either from a random event, or an unmarked pathway), you're basically locked into 50 turns of tedium. All you have are "deal 5 damage" and "block 5 damage" cards at the start, so it takes dozens of dozens of turns to chew through the 600+ HP that some monsters have. Once you actually have a decent deck up and running though, every encounter is basically easy mode. A particularly easy autowin deck is fairy spam, where you just continually vomit out tons of 0-cost fairies which end up doing more and more damage to an enemy every time you hit, thanks to the combo effect. I was able to one-shot the final boss this way, just by hitting them with 30+ fairy cards. But honestly, there's so many ways to get extra mana and card draw in this game that you'd be fine using just about anything. Difficulty levels aren't fun or interesting. There aren't any new mechanics or monsters on higher difficulty, you just lose HP, get restricted on the number of artifacts you can have, and get your starting deck filled with unfun debuff cards that cause you to take damage when drawn. Not worth the effort, and there's no reward for winning on max difficulty anyway. In terms of the H-content, it's nothing really special. Most of them comes from event rooms, where's it's something like "see an H-scene, recover some HP or get some gold or an item". There are some H-scenes tied to defeat, but you don't need to lose to see them, since you unlock the whole gallery after beating the game (which, as I mentioned, is super easy with any semi-decent deck). No scenes are animated, and the dialogue isn't worth mentioning. So if you're playing just for the H-content, you'll probably be disappointed. Overall, it's an enjoyable half hour if you're the kind of person who likes Slay the Spire, but it's a bit too easy and the H-content is pretty lacking. The corruption mechanic doesn't change a whole lot either (slight image variations). If you hate roguelike card games, then you're better off just downloading a full save and checking out the gallery.

Decent slay the spire clone, but currently only a demo with not a lot of H-content included. Gameplay has a few balancing issues, and a lot of card effects are missing tooltips during the card selection phase. But is overall very solid. The story is nonexistent.