Liste des critiques de Sadie

For any fans of JERMANEELS, you'll recognize his extremely high quality pixel art animations, and not only are these on full display in this game, but there's also an astounding variety of them--- from full-screen animated scenes with multiple animations each, to the more zoomed out pixel art versions of each scene, to a collection of still CG images unlocked later in the gameplay.

Pair all of this with classic RPG gameplay that hearkens back to the earliest days of the genre and you've got a winning formula for a criminally low price. The game even has a built-in english option; you really can't go wrong with this one.

My only personal complaint would be that the scenes are too vanilla for my taste, but with the quality of the artwork and amount of content that's hardly an issue.

Please, do yourself a favour and grab this game.

Fans of the first SiNiSistar will feel right at home with the content in this sequel, but the increased sprite size and expanded gameplay mechanics of a proper metroidvania make it a much longer and more involved experience.

The game is impressively large, with several dungeons, multiple scenes for each, several upgrades and side quests to complete-- there's a lot here to keep you playing for several hours and it's enjoyable throughout.

The larger sprites and increased graphical fidelity are also extremely nice as there is a ton of scenes and content to look at in great detail throughout the game.

Also, it has a built-in english language option, which I greatly appreciate.

Using the basic fomrula of the classic Minesweeper while mixing in several simple but interesting mechanics, I found myself playing much quite absorbed in this game. The english translation is also surprisingly good.

The game adds a lot of interesting roguelike elements to the minesweeper formula, like items, monsters, different types of traps, erotic status effects and even a skill tree that is unlocked by completing objectives during stages.

Honestly I am in awe of the way this game drew me into the minesweeper formula, which I am normally not a big fan of. Expertly done and I could see myself easily spending hours playing this trying to master it again and again.

Review written for version 1.02

If you played Goblin Adventure Hunting or Goblins Strike Back, you already have a general idea of what this game feels like to play, but the dev (Ketchup AjiNo Mayonnaise) has continue to refine and improve his formula with each game.

The art and scenes are better than in previous works, though there's currently a lack of voice and animation (perhaps future updates?) and there's an impressive variety of them--- rather than having 6-8 different girls with one or three scenes each, there are 6 traps and 10 monsters who each have their own scene... with each of the 6 types of girl. There are even unlockable alternate costumes that can be worn by any girl, with an option to make the npc girls encountered in the dungeon be wearing random ones for variety.

New to the dev's games is a timing-based minigame that allows you to bypass traps and monsters you don't have enough stats to remove safely, which adds a little more interaction regular combat than the previous games' fight or fightx10 commands.

There is also a wealth of special loot to collect, but only three types of currency you need to generate; gold (earned during runs), exp (generated passively based on steps traveled) and dpt (generated passively based on steps traveled.)

As a quick tip, you will earn much more dpt by selling diamonds and converting the points into dpt than you will ever generate passively by progressing through runs, so don't be afraid to spend them for upgrades.

Overall I'd say this is definitely Ketchup's best work so far, and if you only try one of his games, it should be this one.

貧しい日本語を許してください、私は英語を話します。
私はこのゲームを楽しんだ! 楽しい! キャラクターはとてもかわいいです! 私は、どちらか一方だけではなく、男の子と女の子の主人公がゲームにいるのが好きでした。 サイクロプスの敵は私のお気に入りです、彼らのアニメーションはとてもいいです。 このゲームを作ってくれてありがとう!