Kunugi's Life is a Mess!

The game itself is nothing special, standard rouge-like gameplay that gets the job done. However, the thing that bumps this game up to genuinely good is kunugi herself. She is a genuinely interesting character in a genre where a lot of characters end up being rather one note. I would go into detail, but I'd rather people play it for themselves.

I'd say this is game is barely above average, the scenes are nice and the game itself isn't overly grindy as many other RPGM are, sadly this game suffers from a lack of scenes, 31 scenes sound like more than they actually are, specially considering how long it would take to properly beat the game. As for gameplay itself is almost the same as any other RPGM game, with the exception that after each dungeon run all your stats and items reset to zero while you only get to keep the equipment you obtain in said runs and maybe I'm wrong but the game doesn't really tell you that to get more equipment slots you have to speak to an NPC after beating a bunch of dungeons, it may also be the MTL at fault here. I'd give the game a 7/10 and this is only considering that I like how the CGs look.

This game is good in all regards. It has proper rougelike gameplay with dungeons where you need to conserve your ressources and get skills during them. The difficulty level is solid, specifically because it isnt too easy or too hard. If you are unattentive you will loose on some occasions, which is preferable over other games where you can basically only loose on purpose. Also loosing is not actually required to see the scenes which is nice because it avoids you having to reset from game over after each scene and from a game design perspective its nice that this game rewards you for playing well. The scenes themselves arent animated but look pretty good and are well weaved into the gameplay. One scene after you beat the dungeon and sometimes a scene inside of the dungeon. My only real complaint is that its too short and I would have liked more bosses and the translation is sometimes weird, but still very understandable.

I played this game from start to finish. Without spoiling the event with the final fight I did need a save editor to provide me with some items because there was very little chance of me winning the second phase without getting a heal after the first phase. Overall this game is very average. There is no animation with the CGs, the story is okay, I honestly skipped past the dialogue after clearing the second dungeon. The artwork is decent, especially if you liked the other game from them on here. I liked how you can get the defeat scene even upon beating the dungeon and still keep your reward (doing this will change the final CG of each boss). I also liked the fact there was no benefit to a virgin playthrough. The game is basically a rouge-like game where the dungeon crawls, you can get equipment as rewards and bring that in with you on each run or buy it after finding enough cash on the ground or cash through your dungeon crawls. Items (consumables) cannot be bought ahead of time nor can you bring them back with you. In my opinion the equipment is a mix bag mechanically speaking. Your main stats that they buff or debuff are attack, defenses, TP, and mental state (actually called something else but I'm blanking on the name). It seems a lot of the gear cripples your TP (the resource needed to perform special attacks) or destroys your mental state. I found myself using mostly B ranked equipment despite having the higher tiered A equipment just to try to balance the negatives out. I like the skill blocks you can buy and toggle on and off to fit your play style (unlocked at the shrine location), and I like the h-event scenarios albeit lacking in exposure, I think there is only one or two events where MC has both top and bottom exposed . Ultimately the game held my interest until it's conclusion and prompted me to write a review, full unlock of gallery at the end (there is an item you can add through a save editor that does this though), and not terrible censoring, this game is a solid 3 out of 5.

Solid little game. Has ok sound effects and good art, but no animations. MC is a strong delinquent with a secret masochist/exhibitionist side. The Gameplay doesn't get in the way of the H and it doesn't make you grind; though the H is fairly slow paced, so you won't be going straight into sex. Hence the corruption tag I suppose as the H events keep progressing. Gameplay is a simple turn-based dungeon explorer where you press the explore button enough times to reach the boss. Stats and most items are reset between dungeons, so the goal is to try and reach the end of each separated dungeon. Each H event gives you a choice on if you want to see it or just add it to the gallery. You need to beat the boss to progress, but it will let you see the defeat H event after you win and let you continue. It won't let you continue if you lose or give up and you will have to do the dungeon again, so keep that in mind. Also has an easy mode you can turn on after the first few dungeons.

I've played this game when it originally released, but unless the game underwent some major changes during the translation it shouldn't really matter. The game is okay and that's about it. If you enjoyed the artists previous works, you'll like the art in this one too. The gameplay is functional, but it's not really anything revolutionary. It does what it needs to do and nothing more. Since I played the original and only possess limited knowledge in Japanese I can't really say anything about the story. The biggest issue that I have with this game is the fact that it kinda fails as a female MC corruption RPG. You neither have a complex corruption system nor do you have a lot of freedom, one of which, in my opinion, is required for a game like this to work. If the game was just a more generic HRPG without being a corruption game it probably be a 7/10 (3-4 star depending on taste), since it is a lot better than the average slop you'll find, but compared to other corruption games it just doesn't really hold up. It's better than the scene collector corruption games, that don't have any gameplay at all, but it doesn't really hold up to the ones that are in the 4-5 star category.