Lamashtu The Fall

Version 1.0 Lamashtu makes a bold departure from its predecessors by ditching the HS2 graphic engine in favour of AI generated 2D backgrounds and characters. It's Tjord's first attempt at AI and while not bad to the level of slop, it does leave some to be desired. Good thing the game is saved by an interesting story that features a number plot twists along the way, impressive enough for a short novella. Story Our MC Darios from the first of the series, Isis, is finally back in action after staying at the sidelines for multiple sequels. After corrupting a whole bunch of Alliance ladies previously, MC has now setup a new business in charge of chauffeuring VIPs across galaxies on board the luxury cruiser Lamashtu. This short AVN features two corruptible interests Margaret and Bianca who are the passengers on board Lamashtu. With only two ladies, the game's significantly shorter than its predecessors but follows a similar pattern of MC employing his new brainwashing machine to turn these two into his slaves. Despite its length, the developer managed to stuff in a couple of central plot twists which were rather unexpected and welcomed. Game Mechanic Near kinetic novel as there's only one choice that determines which girl you focus on and her subsequent ending. Background / Character Renders This is where the ball gets dropped. I have nothing against AI, but it does have its limitations and needs robust QC to weed out minor problems. Lamashtu has a number of AI quirks that made it through, thus negatively affecting final product experience. First off, the checkpoint used to generate the CGs probably used a lot of censored Japanese hentai images for training. This resulted in some cock and pussy being censored in mosaic or semi-censored in glossy pixelated form in an inconsistent manner. There were also a couple of logical errors, the most obvious of which was Margaret's and Bianaca's initial brainwashing. It literally featured dildos deep inside their pussies even though their panties were still on. Some of the sex scenes also exhibit somewhat unnatural body poses and proportions that could do with further refinements. Character Development Not bad for a short novella. there's been some fine tunning for Irene since her Isis days - she's no longer just a one dimensional perpetual horny slave and is now an active co-conspirator of MC's schemes. MC's second in command, Kim, actually has a proper character instead of just hanging around as "background males". Margaret and Bianca are far more aggressive in taking down MC which makes their corruption and eventual downfall much more satisfying. I particularly like their partial brainwashed state where they try to justify nonsense in the most rational and serious manner. Sex Scenes The sex scenes remain true to Lamashtu's predecessors, save for the AI inadequacies mentioned earlier. All come with bombastic techno music, lewd dialogue, good posing and vulgar graphics to heighten the abusive mood. Unfortunately, there are no animations for any of the scenes which brings the overall experience down a few notches. In a market where numerous new AI games are sprouted daily, animations have almost become a basic requirement to stay in the game. BGM and Sound Effects There are a number of reused tracks and some new ones, plus some sound effects at critical junctures. All in, it's a good enough sound pack that serves its purpose. Conclusion This latest in The Fall series marks a major turning point graphics wise into 2D AI Anime style. Being the first venture into this space, the game needs significant refinements to polish the final CGs and also probably some basic animations to bring it to a level that is comparable to the better AI AVNs. Thankfully the developer's strengths in story scripting, sex scene designs and use of sound remains unparalleled in the Battleship Prison genre and this helped carry Lamashtu to at least a minimal passing grade for me.

Another great entry from Tjord. Besides a few inconsistencies in ai generation I would say that overall it worked well. While I enjoy the previous HS models this is a good alternative that can hopefully improve over future iterations. The two subjects of the game were distinct and well endowed, although more would always be better, the seven girls on Isis being peak. Great work Tjord and may your future projects be bright. P.S. Blaze Lady of War is an absolute fucking banger

This review is from someone that played all 3 the fall game. Valdana being my favorite. I'll give this game a 3.6 star if I could. rounded up to 4 because i think it deserves it. Now then, this is the first in the series that uses AI. Which are really hot and good, but I don't think it's as enjoyable as the previous assets used. The story is much shorter than the previous 3 the fall game. I think I read that it's kind of a trial with the AI images. Story wise, it's still really interesting, but it just doesn't hit the same since there's not enough time to really develop tensions about the situation. The corruption/mind control is still really hot and I can't wait for the next "the Fall" game. I think his AI images would be more polished in the future too since this was a test run.

It's a Prison Battleship ripoff . . . but it's a good one? I think the plot here is actually better than the original. It's classic Tjord at the very least. The AI art pretty rough in places but is still serviceable, and this was essentially a tech demo in the first place, so I'll still give it 4 stars.

To be hoenst the game isnt as good as others from tjord, but a complete game is a complete game, and the guy writtes good stories. The thing about the IA I need to aggre with the majority, it makes feel the game rushed and cheaper, but I understand that the work placed in adjusting 3d models is a lot of work. I still give it 4/5 because I really love the corruption genre an the author is the best at it. I really would love a return to the 3D but if that is not a possibilityat least maybe the tattos can return

Nope Nope Nope Nope, I was willing to give this the benefit of the doubt on account of Lilith not making games anymore (Lilith is the artists this game copies off from) But after playing a bit, I have to immediately delete. If you're gonna aim to copy, at least put some effort into it. jeesh.

Tjord? What happened to you? Why do we get a Temu version of your games now? The art is extremely basic AI (along with the additional limbs and fingers). Everything about it screams low effort. That alone should be enough to avoid this. But the story? Right? No. It's a rewarmed, instantly recognisable mixed slop of their previous games. Just short and phoned in. Why even bother? This barely deserves one star, the second one is only because your legacy deserves better.

Another excellent visual novel from Tjord. If you are into bimbofication or mind control this is for you. This title is shorter than the dev's other work with only two girls. There are only a couple of choices for the player to make. However, there are two substantially different paths and endings. The developer used AI art for this one. The AI art has some limitations, but the scenes are still hot and with a solid anime style. I eagerly await the next tale from Tjord. Here's to hoping AI makes development faster.