Muse:Night Out Reviews

nice game!

Big bonghongkongalos, Would recommend!

trash game wasting time and fucking fixed bad luck

OMG that is amazing！I can't even find a word to discribe it,It's GOD FU*K great!

This game was really good, I played it at night so i couldn't do all the events as i got tired. But this game was overall pretty good. The games you play before the date are really reptitive but once you learn how to play them it gets easier and kind of fun. The big downside is that the girls date scene is not as good as their character models but I still think it deserves a positive review.

Simple, budget puzzle title from Gemini Stars Games with mandatory anime lewds. Are your hands ready for this challenge? As the description on the game's page says, this is a "paper scissor rock like game." All you need to do is win RPS bouts with girls, followed by a simple drinking match. The game is split into three sections. First, you simply have to beat the girl you find in the bar you enter. There are two versions of these encounters. You either play a simple RPS match or select a numbered card (0, 5, 10, 15, 20) representing the combined value of the cards selected by both players. In both cases, you need to win three rounds. Once you win, you still need to engage in a simple drinking match. Both players drink 1 or 2 shots until there are none left. The last to drink wins. Every win unlocks a h-scene with the selected girl. After a few wins, the second section starts. Now you need to beat three new girls in any order, but you need to beat one of the previous girls before that to have access. In other words, you need to win two matches in a row. Similarly, every win with the new competitors is followed by a drinking match. Once you win, you unlock the h-scene. The last section consists of six-player RPS battles and requires 20 drinking cards to open. You select one of the five opponents to play with, while the rest fight in the background. Every round there are three matches (yours and two between the remaining players), the outcome of which can be checked after the round ends. The number of cards players have is limited, and you can see the total number of cards players have, so you need to choose wisely which card to use. There are a maximum of 8 rounds, so you fight until only one player is left with cards or until you reach the 8th round. Here, you don't need to win the overall competition, just your bouts, which in turn will yield tokens used to unlock dates. As for the difficulty of winning, it is moderate. There is a lot of randomness involved, but after a certain number of battles, you can notice a pattern. It shouldn't take a long time to win all. To aid players during the first two sections, after every match, you obtain drinking cards. One card if you lose, three if you win. You can buy a drink for a girl with every card. Each drink gifted produces a random support card to use in battles. Some cards you get increase the % of the card your opponent will pick, and some offer the automatic win of one match.  As you can see, there was some creativity involved to make a simple RPS game less monotone. For a budget title, it is fairly good, and there are 15 (20 with DLC) girls to beat and date. It's not the best puzzle game I've played, but I can't say I've seen anything similar. For the price asked, it is decent enough. The anime art implemented here was very likely done by several artists. Since I played other games from this developer, I am familiar with most of the girls (if not all). Sprites (and even some h-scenes) were simply copied from other games.  The quality of the character art is decent but uneven. Some girl sprites have weird body proportions and/or positions. All characters are lightly animated and can be clicked on during matches to interact with. Also, all h-scenes are animated, but just like the character sprites, the quality is uneven. Fortunately, everything is uncensored. You can watch all the unlocked scenes in the gallery. Additionally, you can pose and take photos of all the unlocked girls. Not bad for a budget price. Music is fine. There are only a few different tracks present here. Simple, electronic tunes accompany the gameplay. Nothing memorable, but certainly fitting. Sound effects are ok. During h-scenes, there is some generic moaning but no music. No bugs encountered. Overall, a simple RPS and drinking puzzle game with some gameplay variations, decent artwork, and ok music. For the price asked, it is good enough. If you like similar titles or titles from this dev., it might be worth trying: 5.4/10

It's alright not much worth saying, and I can understand why it got mix review. Gameplay is fairly simple, you're just playing childhood games with bunch of hot anime girls like 'rock, paper, scissor'. And a drinking game after you beat each girl in their previous games. After beating them in two of their game you unlock them for some adult fun. The gameplay in general is not so hard but fairly challenging, with a bit of thinking you can beat the game with no problem. And for the story, don't even bother because I didn't catch what they're saying either. The CGs are pretty bad and inconsistent in term of visual, like the girls' idle art are well done and nice to look at, but then we have a downgrade for some of the characters' animation. At least the more character you unlock, the more the art improve. But then there're also some anatomical mistakes on some of the characters make them look quite awkward, and that just ruin all the rest of the good parts of that character. And one thing really annoy me is the BGM. Instead of choosing a bar/nightlife themed song for a game that about bar and nightlife setting, they would rather pick a song that sounds like 'go go happy sunshine' to blast at your ear all the time. It doesn't even need to be over the top club music, just chilling bar music is good enough. This game also has some bugs, but not really game breaking. Mostly are just UI bugs and SFX bugs. If you have some spare bucks and want to have some cheap fap, this is still a fairly ok game to get. But it's probably better to get a hentai puzzle game than this one. Or save up for something more worth it.

MuseNight Out lacks enough depth and content to keep it interesting, even with the number guessing mechanics and the promise of CG galleries. The gameplay feels repetitive, and the rewards don’t feel worth the effort. With only a handful of bars and characters, it doesn't offer enough variety or challenge, leaving it feeling a bit empty desu ne. Not recommended unless you’re just looking for something quick and simple.

The scenes in the game are scary in places, the art and animation during the game are much better than what you can see in the gallery, DCL bought it, everything is super beautiful, but there is little content. Friends can take the game, but at first the game scenes in the gallery are better to skip, they are not interesting, but then it's better

Early access: only about half of the girls can be romanced at the moment. Romance scenes are fairly simple animations of characters on top a photograph. They are OK quality. Not mindblowing but not bad. Gameplay is a pretty interesting take on rock paper scissors. Only the first girl is traditional rock paper scissors, after that you play a game where each hand throw counts as 0, 5 or 10 and you have to guess the value of the throw. Each girl seems to have a bias as to what values they like to throw most, and the game keeps a running counter so you can see their running total. I have seen very obvious patterns like 20/20/60. On top of recognizing patterns, the game rewards you with drink tickets, which when redeemed give you a random card in your inventory. Cards give a 5-15% boost to one of the three values, and you can use one card per turn to alter their bias. After you win the card game you play the drinking game, which is a take on a classic bar coin game where there are x number of shots and each person can take 1 or 2 per turn. The person who takes the last drink wins. Overall the gameplay is a pretty unique and fun take on things. It's engaging and not just a random chance grind fest.