Toho Invaders is a parody game of 1978’s legendary title known as Space Invaders. We pick as one of two characters whose only differences are aesthetically and off we go to shoot anime girls riding in UFOs. There are quite a few of them, all slowly but surely making their way down the screen. They […]
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If a monster manages to latch onto you before you can shake them off, a pixel animation sex scene will play out. Being defeated plays out the same, except nearby enemies will also get in on it, up until you either respawn back in the safe room or be taken to a torture dungeon. With
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Custer’s Revenge in Gensoukyou is a parody of 1982’s infamous Atari 2600 game that involved Custer having his way with a tied up Native American. Well, he’s back at it again, but with a slight twist. Instead of a Native American, he’ll be after nine different girls from the Touhou franchise. One of the first
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Starting off, we will notice quite a few differences from the first game. Primarily that Dave is no longer a child and now comes equipped with a gun by default. Not just any gun, but a shotgun which can now be aimed diagonally to nail enemies both above and below you. At the top left
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Drain Dungeon is a rogue-like dungeon crawler that sees us play as a faceless hero saved from sure death by a trio of succubi. His adventuring ways got him into trouble, but he is all too eager to return to that dungeon after a deal he made with the three girls. You see, after leaving
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With its interesting pedigree out of the way, Dangerous Dave features a grand total of 10 levels. You can breeze through all of them very quickly, though true to that era, the sheer difficulty of it will prevent most of us from being able to accomplish that. This game is hard even for 1988 standards.
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This title is meant to be very much tongue in cheek, though that fact can be easily missed if you didn’t read the entertaining manual. In the game itself, it is oddly serious with the only humor coming from Death if you manage to reach him by plowing through every other character in the Story
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While it does lack a campaign it does have some form of solo play via having seven tiers of matches against the AI. Each match will take place in a completely new map, making it impossible to learn them, but you will get a grip on the weapons and flow of the game. There are
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Alicemare, another entry by Miwashiba in the WolfRPG Editor, it is a rather straightforward adventure game with some slight horror centered around fairytales. While the horror element is there, it will not keep you awake at night, just something to be aware of. It is a minimalist sort of game in which things slowly comes
