Liste des critiques de HWCBN

Another fantastic game from Ankoku Marimo, and if you've played one of their games before, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Tons of very graphic scenes, rendered in their instantly recognizable art style, and some hilariously ludicrous bad ends.

As a big NTR fan, as well as a fan of otoko ko no humiliation and of heroines being fucked, I found a ton of quality content in this game. I forced myself to play the virgin route first (pro tip, if you develop your relationship with all three girls, Ricca wins out by default) and then immediately went back in and played the NTR route, trying to find every bad end I'd avoided the first time through.

Ten hours later, I think I've found every secret the game has hidden from me. It's delightful.

I think there are some places that Ankoku Marimo could have developed further. For instance, if a girl is fucked in a battle fuck animation, it does not count for her losing her virginity, and I think the battle fuck content could have been improved by having small CGs cut in over the animations. For another, I was mildly annoyed by how much more development Ricca's route, both pure love and NTR, clearly got than Hitomi's or Mimi's. Lots more CG, lots more scenes, and more developed dialogue makes it clear who the main heroine of the three options truly is.

All told, I really loved this game, just as I loved the predecessor game, Signal Forces 2. Signal Forces 1 is a bit old now, but its connection to two awesome follow-up games still makes it worth buying.

As a huge fan of Raiohgar, I was overjoyed when GapTax released a new game that was both NTR-focused and free of futas. I was worried, though; Raiohgar is one of my all-time favorites, and I didn't know if this new game would measure up to the standard Gaptax's first NTR game had set.

I had nothing to worry about. While this is definitely a different game than Raiohgar, with positives and negatives, it is almost as fun in a different way. Some familiar elements from Raiohgar (most prominently the transmission window "events") have returned, while others (like stat checking NPCs) have sadly been left behind. New elements have been introduced, though, including branching storylines that offer diverging outcomes based on who wins Major Eleanor's sexual loyalties. Combat is also much easier than it was in Raiohgar, which means that it's easier to "enjoy" the transmission screen while completing missions.

Personally, I really enjoyed this game and I hope that you will as well. I hope even more that GapTax will continue to create more incredible NTR content.

I am a huge fan of netori, so I was very hopeful when I started this game. The premise is fun, the art is very enjoyable, and the game's inclusion of a priestess heroine complete with a special interaction menu raises fond memories.

However, the bugs are so numerous and so significant that calling this game a full/final release is misleading. It is easy to softlock your way at numerous points, the heroine can be accidently removed from your party with no way of adding her back, the Succubus Village is almost denuded of content, and game elements like the Good/Evil points do nothing. I would say that this game, as it is in its 1.0 version, is a very strong beta. It needed a bunch more work to make it sellable, though, and so I cannot in good conscience recommend it.

Rinko's Endless Summer is the rare doujin game that not only meets but fully exceeds my expectations. In terms of art, writing, and quality and variety of scenarios, Azure Azurite really outdid themselves with this production.

Let's start with the game's size. It's massive, with over ten map locations accessible on the world map, each of which has a morning/afternoon/evening/night/late night cycle. There are multiple repeatable events present during each stage of the cycle, so there is little risk of soft-locking yourself.

On a similar note, it is very easy to expand your stamina and mental stamina stats if you go out and look for events. You shouldn't have to worry about running out of stamina from anything but the most intense events by the end of the second week. If you do run out of stamina, you lose a cycle or two at the hospital but are otherwise just fine.

I found the writing to be very good. Rinko actually has a personality with character traits, a rarity for female protagonists in hentai games, and she actually manages to net a few wins against the amorous male population of the island from time to time.

As for the art, there are a wide range of costumes you can find, a favorite of mine, all of which have at least one event tied to them. My personal favorite was the work-out gear, followed shortly after by her default outfit and the shrine maiden gear, but all told every costume looks fantastic. The art in general looks great, although Rinko's face doesn't look quite as good in the event CG as it does in the standing image.

As a spoiler, (Spoiler in this paragraph), the game does touch on a teacher and student relationship. It's also made kinda explicit that this is a fucked up thing to do. So, if that's something you want to avoid, just don't take the private tutoring job.

Anyway, this is a fantastic game and it earns my highest recommendation.

If you enjoy elves, improbably large breasts, and corruption, you will probably like this game. However, if you are looking for an engaging story, characterization as deep as Ryun's cleavage, or interesting game play, don't get your hopes up.


The one place the game shines is the art. I really enjoy the level of detail this elf's body is depicted with, and I enjoy the progressive corruption of her body and heart. I also very much enjoyed the outfits. My personal favorite is the lingerie, followed by her standard swordswoman outfit. It reminded me very much of a slutty D*edlit!


All together, buy the game if you like the art, but really only expect to find an event hunter game.

If you have played a strategy RPG before akin to Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones, you will have little issue with the gameplay. My advise is to redo quests repeatedly until you have enough money to buy the best items; by that point, your party's levels should be high enough to grind through the rest of the game with ease.


The art is good, the story is simple. Neraya, the mage girl, was my personal favorite, but both girls have good designs. That said, there isn't very much art. There is some game over art, but a loss kicks you back to the main menu to load from your last save.


Overall, a decent game, but nothing outstanding.

A delicious NTR game featuring an Inquisitor, Keira, and her husband/coworker, Sephon, who are sent to a small nameless village to hunt down a fugitive cultist. Said village, it turns out, is in cahoots with the cultist, who is an accomplished hypnotist and wizard, and are all too happy to give Keira "help" of dubious quality in apprehending her target.

This is a change in common sense game, in which the girl is hypnotized into finding nothing wrong or outlandish about typically objectionable behavior. Essentially, Keira is put into a state of induced hyper-suggestibility, with predictable results.

A fun game with good art, it is a reasonable purchase at the listed price. I wish that the game was longer, with more time given to fully debase and humiliate Keira, and I wish there was more to the ending besides the abrupt "The End" typical of Three Rain's games, but overall if you are a fan of hypnotism and NTR, you will enjoy this product.

This is not a complex game by any means. The game play is very linear; the summoned hero goes into the dungeon with one of the three wives present in town, raising her affection each time, and proceeds through a series of unchallenging floors. Aisha provides buffs and debuffs, Rate is another bruiser, and Kikko a magic user. Potions are abundant and there's no time limit.

The art is good, and really the only selling point of the game. While each of the girls has a husband, the NTR is very low-tier; none of the husbands find out about their wife's infidelity, and the end just consists of the hero being sent back from whence he came.

TL;DR - the art is fun, the gameplay unchallenging, the writing uninspired, but for the low asking price, it is a good buy.

Three heroines, two NTR routes! The art style is a bit unrefined, yet surprisingly appealing and I personally prefer the more individual touch. The content covers everything from bestiality and demonic corruption to prostitution and free use, depending on the route, and each of the three girls has a range of humiliations visited upon them. My personal favorite was Natalia, the mother of the protag, but Rischel the Assassin and Tiana the Mage both had wonderful scenes as well.

I do wish that the game had been expanded out to include more reoccurring events, but the recollection room is some measure of consolation on that front.

A good buy at this price.

I am a fan of Shoku's games, for the most part. Girl Knight Milk is the game the first turned me on to HRPGs, and A Record of Delia's War was the first game I attempted to translate.

This most recent Shoku game is unfortunately not up to the quality of previous works.

There is no player freedom, nor any way to get off a narrow track determined by the developer. Losing in any battle, including a mob battle, simply causes the party to respawn with full health. Battles themselves are incredibly boring, with each attack the enemy lands causing Yuki to be transformed somehow, complete with graffiti and bukkake, before immediately reverting back to normal.

Simply put, the game is boring. It's just a straight line from event to event to event, without any player freedom. The art and animations are good, as is the norm with Shoku, but the game is incredibly boring to play.

I would recommend playing "Girl Knight Milk", "Jodie's Whorehouse" or "A Record of Delia's War" for people who want to see Shoku at his best. Latia was a decent game, I think, and even Miiko had some high points. Yuki, unfortunately, is the worst game Shoku has made since Litty.