FALL IN LABYRINTH Reviews

[h1]✦ Overview[/h1] Fall in Labyrinth is one of the most content-rich H-RPGs from OTAKU PLAN, combining classic turn-based combat, waifu bonding, house management, and dungeon crawling — all wrapped in a spicy fantasy setting. It’s not a short lewd side project, but a real JRPG that asks for time and gives you plenty in return. [h1]✦ My Experience[/h1] You start off as a stowaway caught up in a mysterious attack on a cargo ship. Amidst the chaos, you find a legendary sword and help save the ship — landing in Veria-pool, the city of the Labyrinthos dungeon. From there, the adventure begins: quests, battles, and a growing harem of heroines with unique personalities and storylines. I personally loved the early interactions with the first two girls: the kind, sweet heroine and the girl that you meet inside the dungeon — both stand out as favorites. And yes, sharing a bed with multiple girls and unlocking “special house scenes” was definitely a highlight 😏 [h1]✦ Gameplay[/h1] The gameplay loop revolves around clearing dungeon floors, grinding gold and XP, unlocking new gear and skills, and building affection with your companions. There’s also a housing system where you can decorate, sleep, and trigger exclusive events. Combat is turn-based and can be challenging — some bosses hit hard, and if you’re not properly equipped or leveled, things can get intense fast. Personally, I enjoy grinding, so the time investment wasn’t a problem for me — but be aware that this game expects commitment if you want to unlock everything. There are tons of equipments, including cosmetic items like bunny ears or lingerie that actually affect stats — some of them boost your waifu’s power significantly or unlock special interactions. Managing builds and experimenting with gear is surprisingly fun. [h1]✦ Erotic Content[/h1] Once patched, the game opens up to a ton of NSFW content — 80+ scenes across multiple characters, including Torte, including all the girls. You unlock scenes through affection (fondness), gifts, and special “technique guides” that determine which positions are available. Some scenes also have a more aggressive flavor — like non-consensual encounters — which are optional but present. The variety is huge, from vanilla to more intense fetishes, and the progression makes the H-content feel like part of the journey, not just a reward. Just note: scenes may cost gold to unlock, and if you’re chasing every erotic outcome, you’ll need to farm a bit. But for fans of meaningful NSFW content woven into an actual RPG, this delivers. [h1]✦ Conclusion[/h1] Fall in Labyrinth is not a perfect game, but it’s a solid one — especially if you like grinding, classic JRPG combat, and slowly unlocking a massive amount of content. There are some clunky systems and repetitive loops, but I personally had a great time. It's a game that rewards patience, has a waifu for everyone, and goes deeper than you'd expect — both in gameplay and in bed. [h1]✦Pros[/h1] ✔ Long and content-packed (20h+) ✔ Good mix of combat, story, and H-scenes ✔ Tons of girls, with unique personalities ✔ Challenging bosses and solid RPG systems ✔ Decoratable houses and unlockable events ✔ Stat-changing cosmetic gear ✔ Massive gallery of NSFW scenes ✔ Optional fetishes for various tastes [h1]✦Cons[/h1] ✘ Combat can feel punishing at times ✘ Unlocking scenes takes time and gold ✘ Some systems are a bit clunky or grind-heavy [b]SCORE:[/b] 7.5/10 ★ [hr] ➤ [b]Follow my curator page:[/b] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45552648/]Eros game[/url] ➤ [b]Join the Community:[/b] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Erosgame]Eros game[/url]

This game has this stupid GAME OVER system. It works like this.... You lose a fight.... GAME OVER. You forgot to save before that fight? PROGRESS LOST. It complete BS if you ask me! GAME OVER!!!

H JRPG with vanishly few decent rewards. H scenes are not animated, and the slideshow is as lazy as it gets. But by far the most frustrating part is the stupid save system. Between level 7 and 9 there are zero save points. You can't just leave without losing you level progress towards the rewards chest, leading to MANY lost hours of progress every time it inevitably crashes every 30 to 90 minutes. This is the most tedious game I still want to finish. But I wouldn't wish this pointless torture fest on anyone else.