Download nvidia app or control panel if you don't have either. You can turn v-sync on with a global setting, useful for games that don't individually have a setting.
Bro, are you kidding me? Those are the same of the article and aren't h. I specifically asked for the hgifs, the ones behind the paywall.
I skipped over the "h" part when i read your comment, my bad
Ok, I thought you probably didn't read properly, be careful then and READ ALL XD
Alright. I should be adding this as a review, but I want to make a question also. While the game is 4,5 stars to me despite it's learning curve being steep, what's going on with the story? I mean I get it. MC is a bio roid or sth, but...
I don't know how to add sth behind a spoiler so I'll do it the old way
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SPOILER AHEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
..... but, is there any consistency behind the demons being responsible about all this virus thing? It seemed to me very forced. I was really expecting when I reached the demon level, to beat the supposed demon boss and interrogate her, only to get an answer like:
"Well we are not responsible for this mess, but you people suffer so we don't care"
Instead of it I got sth like:
"Woaaah. I am responsible for this whole shit and I did it just to get back to that red-head loli creator of yours (yours refers to the MC), who is also a demon and an old colleague of mine, who also betrayed us demons(?) and that's why I did all this shit. Also, she is super powerful, more than you and I just wanted to have a quarrel with her, but now she will put me back to my place cause she is more powerful than me and from now on I'll behave...
If the red head loli scientist is a high ranking demon, why she needs a roid (apart from using it for sexual purposes), why was she running to get away from the zombies at the begining saying "oh myyyy, they gooon get me and I might diieeee", why didn't see just kick everyone's ass?
I don't remember reading anywhere along the story that she can't use her powers while in her human form, or that she can't reveal her identity for some reason
I really expected the virus to be a man made mess conspiracy or of an alien source...
Did anyone have any other info that I might have missed about what happened in the end? Or explain to me if I got it all wrong, cause honestly in the last stage I got a bit frustrated and didn't pay much attention to the dialogues
Are we gonna have a sequel at some point?
I don't know how to add sth behind a spoiler so I'll do it the old way
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SPOILER AHEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
..... but, is there any consistency behind the demons being responsible about all this virus thing? It seemed to me very forced. I was really expecting when I reached the demon level, to beat the supposed demon boss and interrogate her, only to get an answer like:
"Well we are not responsible for this mess, but you people suffer so we don't care"
Instead of it I got sth like:
"Woaaah. I am responsible for this whole shit and I did it just to get back to that red-head loli creator of yours (yours refers to the MC), who is also a demon and an old colleague of mine, who also betrayed us demons(?) and that's why I did all this shit. Also, she is super powerful, more than you and I just wanted to have a quarrel with her, but now she will put me back to my place cause she is more powerful than me and from now on I'll behave...
If the red head loli scientist is a high ranking demon, why she needs a roid (apart from using it for sexual purposes), why was she running to get away from the zombies at the begining saying "oh myyyy, they gooon get me and I might diieeee", why didn't see just kick everyone's ass?
I don't remember reading anywhere along the story that she can't use her powers while in her human form, or that she can't reveal her identity for some reason
I really expected the virus to be a man made mess conspiracy or of an alien source...
Did anyone have any other info that I might have missed about what happened in the end? Or explain to me if I got it all wrong, cause honestly in the last stage I got a bit frustrated and didn't pay much attention to the dialogues
Are we gonna have a sequel at some point?
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You answered yourself with the last thing you said. Because specifically in the final part of the story VS the demons and the "Former Envy Sin" when you have defeated her and talked again with the characters in the basement they say many things, also if IRC in the endgame scene Sena makes some questions to Hughes about them.
The Struggle getting use to the control is fvcking hell, out of all keys they'll use as movement they decided to use the fvcking arrow buttons, why didn't they use the wasd one, I think they know that the players are more comfortable with that and the horrible default ATK? J and K then spacebar and you need to press 1 2 3 for skills, for the love of God you need to lose several times to get use to the control
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Seems fun, time to add it to my dozen downloaded yet unplayed games 
And a very good one, I also made some interesting questions that I hope them to be responded .
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Skeletons? Someone's bad to the bone *bad to the bone riff*
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Welp, I got around to playing this one. On the one hand, I still suck at platformers, on the other hand, I still managed to beat everything except Luna on the so called "Hard" difficulty, so I guess it wasn't that hard...
Realistically though, most of the difficulty in this game comes from the janky controls, the janky responsiveness and the sometimes inconsistent hit-boxes and whatnot. The fact that the dodge works backwards when on the ground and forward when in the air is a thing that constantly tripped me up. It also doesn't help that the dodge only gives I-frames when you make a so called "perfect dodge", aka when you hit it right before you're about to be hit, at which point you get a second or so of slo-mo and I'm not clear exactly how much invulnerability time, which is also supposedly extended once you get that one upgrade.
There's also a delay when changing directions, which can further trip you up if you want to dodge. On top of that, enemies can stop your skills and put them on cooldown if they hit you at times, and I haven't really seen what the pattern is on that, though admittedly, I haven't tried very hard to figure it out.
From the looks of things, the game suffers from the fact that the dev didn't seem to know what kind of platformer they wanted to make. Did they want to make a more hack&slash type platformer where you mow down hordes of enemies with tons of button mashing? Or did they want to make a more precise one where timing is everything? No one knows, but you don't really have either.
I say this because, for example, the sword attack has a cooldown. But you can bypass it, sort of, with the melee skills and enemies except for bosses can be staggered to a degree. So you'd THINK that you're supposed to keep hitting with the sword and push in sword skills between sword combos... but it doesn't really work out like that because hordes either have some exploding dude in them that will force you to break the combo with a dodge, and since the dodge doesn't make you invulnerable unless it's perfect, that means you might become vulnerable to something else in the horde. On top of that, the game is fairly fond of dropping stuff behind you, and since direction changes have a bit of a lag, it's difficult to respond properly at times. I suppose someone with better reflexes than me might have less issues, but the gameplay is genuinely not great in terms of responsiveness.
Moving on...
The translation, supposedly done by a professional, is pretty eh. Not utterly bad, but not great either. Devs were probably scammed tbh...
As for the story. Well, it's the typical zombie apocalypse silliness, at least to begin with. This isn't the first time I've seen a game start off with a scientist running over to activate a secret bioroid or some such to save her ass. Not even the first time said bioroid uses a sword even... The Dev tried to give it some spice with the whole "Sena being based off of someone Hughes loved" thing and thus a tool for her to slake her lusts on. Then they tried to give it even more spice with the whole "A demon-girl caused it because she wanted to get in Hughes' panties after Hughes apparently kicked her ass in the past and left her powerless for hundreds of years or whatnot". Then they pile on a bunch of sequel bait involving Hughes past as a super-powerful mage who had her power sealed by some godlike entity for using some sort of forbidden magic, then the whole thing Utopia that wants to destroy the Ark and the Ark's supposed inhumane experiments and so on.
It's... honestly not great. It's basically a bunch of "wouldn't it be cool" ideas that are barely held together with dried up zombie and tentacle cum. Basically, don't play this game for the story... or the gameplay really. There's better H-platformers out there by miles, this is not one of the great ones.
What IS great about it is the art, at least if you're into Huge Tiddies, because man do Sena's boobs fit in with the Circle's name.
Every enemy in the game can rape Sena in combat if she's knocked down, every single one, and some even have group animations where they gang-up on her. This includes the bosses too of course, where every single one can fuck her. On top of that, there's a number of defeat animations that happen and vary depending on where and what defeated Sena, to an extent. Sadly, there's not as many of these as the enemy ones, but it's still really great. The art style is very nice. The animations are smooth. There's lots of monster smut. There's even a bunch of NPCs that get fucked that you can find and rescue. There's some smut even as part of the story too, so quite frankly, there's a LOT of smut in this game for its size.
Even better, unlike some other games I could name, everything is in the gallery. Every little thing. All the in combat animations, the defeat animations, the story scenes. There's even a debug mode you can use to dump Sena with a bunch of enemies for them to fight and rape her more "naturally" like in combat. Honestly, the only problem this has is that the gallery can't be fully navigated with just the mouse... but eh, I can only wish that other games had this level of effort put in them in terms of H-content.
In terms of rating the game... Honestly, if I were to rate it as a game...? Probably 2-3 stars. The gameplay is just not great. If I were to rate it as a smut dispenser? 5 stars easy. The art and animations just really hit the spot for my fetishes. So, I guess it averages out at around 4 stars?
Either way, not a bad way to waste some hours, and a great source of material. Dunno if I'll try to beat Luna though, seems like too much of a pain in the ass to be worth it and from what I've dug around, you don't get anything for doing it anyway...
Realistically though, most of the difficulty in this game comes from the janky controls, the janky responsiveness and the sometimes inconsistent hit-boxes and whatnot. The fact that the dodge works backwards when on the ground and forward when in the air is a thing that constantly tripped me up. It also doesn't help that the dodge only gives I-frames when you make a so called "perfect dodge", aka when you hit it right before you're about to be hit, at which point you get a second or so of slo-mo and I'm not clear exactly how much invulnerability time, which is also supposedly extended once you get that one upgrade.
There's also a delay when changing directions, which can further trip you up if you want to dodge. On top of that, enemies can stop your skills and put them on cooldown if they hit you at times, and I haven't really seen what the pattern is on that, though admittedly, I haven't tried very hard to figure it out.
From the looks of things, the game suffers from the fact that the dev didn't seem to know what kind of platformer they wanted to make. Did they want to make a more hack&slash type platformer where you mow down hordes of enemies with tons of button mashing? Or did they want to make a more precise one where timing is everything? No one knows, but you don't really have either.
I say this because, for example, the sword attack has a cooldown. But you can bypass it, sort of, with the melee skills and enemies except for bosses can be staggered to a degree. So you'd THINK that you're supposed to keep hitting with the sword and push in sword skills between sword combos... but it doesn't really work out like that because hordes either have some exploding dude in them that will force you to break the combo with a dodge, and since the dodge doesn't make you invulnerable unless it's perfect, that means you might become vulnerable to something else in the horde. On top of that, the game is fairly fond of dropping stuff behind you, and since direction changes have a bit of a lag, it's difficult to respond properly at times. I suppose someone with better reflexes than me might have less issues, but the gameplay is genuinely not great in terms of responsiveness.
Moving on...
The translation, supposedly done by a professional, is pretty eh. Not utterly bad, but not great either. Devs were probably scammed tbh...
As for the story. Well, it's the typical zombie apocalypse silliness, at least to begin with. This isn't the first time I've seen a game start off with a scientist running over to activate a secret bioroid or some such to save her ass. Not even the first time said bioroid uses a sword even... The Dev tried to give it some spice with the whole "Sena being based off of someone Hughes loved" thing and thus a tool for her to slake her lusts on. Then they tried to give it even more spice with the whole "A demon-girl caused it because she wanted to get in Hughes' panties after Hughes apparently kicked her ass in the past and left her powerless for hundreds of years or whatnot". Then they pile on a bunch of sequel bait involving Hughes past as a super-powerful mage who had her power sealed by some godlike entity for using some sort of forbidden magic, then the whole thing Utopia that wants to destroy the Ark and the Ark's supposed inhumane experiments and so on.
It's... honestly not great. It's basically a bunch of "wouldn't it be cool" ideas that are barely held together with dried up zombie and tentacle cum. Basically, don't play this game for the story... or the gameplay really. There's better H-platformers out there by miles, this is not one of the great ones.
What IS great about it is the art, at least if you're into Huge Tiddies, because man do Sena's boobs fit in with the Circle's name.
Every enemy in the game can rape Sena in combat if she's knocked down, every single one, and some even have group animations where they gang-up on her. This includes the bosses too of course, where every single one can fuck her. On top of that, there's a number of defeat animations that happen and vary depending on where and what defeated Sena, to an extent. Sadly, there's not as many of these as the enemy ones, but it's still really great. The art style is very nice. The animations are smooth. There's lots of monster smut. There's even a bunch of NPCs that get fucked that you can find and rescue. There's some smut even as part of the story too, so quite frankly, there's a LOT of smut in this game for its size.
Even better, unlike some other games I could name, everything is in the gallery. Every little thing. All the in combat animations, the defeat animations, the story scenes. There's even a debug mode you can use to dump Sena with a bunch of enemies for them to fight and rape her more "naturally" like in combat. Honestly, the only problem this has is that the gallery can't be fully navigated with just the mouse... but eh, I can only wish that other games had this level of effort put in them in terms of H-content.
In terms of rating the game... Honestly, if I were to rate it as a game...? Probably 2-3 stars. The gameplay is just not great. If I were to rate it as a smut dispenser? 5 stars easy. The art and animations just really hit the spot for my fetishes. So, I guess it averages out at around 4 stars?
Either way, not a bad way to waste some hours, and a great source of material. Dunno if I'll try to beat Luna though, seems like too much of a pain in the ass to be worth it and from what I've dug around, you don't get anything for doing it anyway...