Evil Maze Game Gallery DLC DLC

GOOD GALLEY! AND NEW ANIMATION! STEAM CLOUD SUPPORT! THANKS DEV.

Quality waifus. Whats not to like. Support an indie game dev today!

good! find the uncensored patch http://steamcommunity.com/app/484950/discussions/0/358416640406165037/

VERY GOOD! GOOD PATCH IN THIS GAME COMMUNITY!!!! good puzzle game! my beautiful angel!

Rather pointless DLC. Gallery should be free. Only buy if you feel like supporting the dev.

Basically this is a combination of a puzzle/adventure game and and RPG, made in RPG Maker. You can only move one square at a time like in all RPG Maker games, but the game isn't turn-based. That probably led the earlier review to call the controls sluggish. The game is designed to work with movement like this, though, so I didn't find it to be a problem. A more serious problem is that the controller settings are extremely bizarre, at least if you're using an XBOX One controller. I don't think they are rebindable either. Your attack button is the right trigger, for example. I did manage to play the game despite this, but the buttons really should be rebindable. Then again I might just not have noticed the option... The translation isn't very good either, as the other reviewer mentioned, but this isn't really a story-based game so it didn't bother me. It might become a problem at some point, if you can't understand what you should be doing, but I didn't run into problems like that during the couple of levels I played. How the game works is that you are a girl who has been locked in a dungeon. Monsters either stand still or move very slowly, but if you stand next to them they will damage you. If you kill them you get EXP, and many of them are blocking your access to items or the stairway to the next level, so you have to fight them even if they don't really threaten you. You have to find keys to open doors, but you have to decide which doors you want to open and in which order. You can also cause various things to happen by checking out interesting looking things in the levels, like in an adventure game. So it's sort of a puzzle where you have to figure out which order you should fight the various monsters and open the doors, but the RPG elements give you some leeway. I though that was very interesting. You don't have to do everything perfectly like in a normal puzzle game, since you have equipment and you can learn spells. I think this game seems to be pretty good, actually, but it isn't a normal RPG, and the complaints mentioned in the other review are valid. The game is really cheap, though, so you won't lose much even if you don't like it.

Basically this is a combination of a puzzle/adventure game and and RPG, made in RPG Maker. You can only move one square at a time like in all RPG Maker games, but the game isn't turn-based. That probably led the earlier review to call the controls sluggish. The game is designed to work with movement like this, though, so I didn't find it to be a problem. A more serious problem is that the controller settings are extremely bizarre, at least if you're using an XBOX One controller. I don't think they are rebindable either. Your attack button is the right trigger, for example. I did manage to play the game despite this, but the buttons really should be rebindable. Then again I might just not have noticed the option... The translation isn't very good either, as the other reviewer mentioned, but this isn't really a story-based game so it didn't bother me. It might become a problem at some point, if you can't understand what you should be doing, but I didn't run into problems like that during the couple of levels I played. How the game works is that you are a girl who has been locked in a dungeon. Monsters either stand still or move very slowly, but if you stand next to them they will damage you. If you kill them you get EXP, and many of them are blocking your access to items or the stairway to the next level, so you have to fight them even if they don't really threaten you. You have to find keys to open doors, but you have to decide which doors you want to open and in which order. You can also cause various things to happen by checking out interesting looking things in the levels, like in an adventure game. So it's sort of a puzzle where you have to figure out which order you should fight the various monsters and open the doors, but the RPG elements give you some leeway. I though that was very interesting. You don't have to do everything perfectly like in a normal puzzle game, since you have equipment and you can learn spells. I think this game seems to be pretty good, actually, but it isn't a normal RPG, and the complaints mentioned in the other review are valid. The game is really cheap, though, so you won't lose much even if you don't like it.

If you love the character design of Evilmaze than I recommend you to buy this DLC This DLC's 9 CGs are good but not worth buying it But if you want to support the developer, than I have nothing to say As for the sercet, I don't think it will help you very much in the base game Think twice before you buy this DLC

How the game works is that you are a girl who has been locked in a dungeon. Monsters either stand still or move very slowly, but if you stand next to them they will damage you. If you kill them you get EXP, and many of them are blocking your access to items or the stairway to the next level, so you have to fight them even if they don't really threaten you. You have to find keys to open doors, but you have to decide which doors you want to open and in which order. You can also cause various things to happen by checking out interesting looking things in the levels, like in an adventure game. So it's sort of a puzzle where you have to figure out which order you should fight the various monsters and open the doors, but the RPG elements give you some leeway. I though that was very interesting. You don't have to do everything perfectly like in a normal puzzle game, since you have equipment and you can learn spells. I think this game seems to be pretty good, actually, but it isn't a normal RPG, and the complaints mentioned in the other review are valid. The game is really cheap, though, so you won't lose much even if you don't like it.

The only way this would be worth it if this came with the game and the game was free. No way in hell should you pay 3 bucks for 9 images you could search equivalents of in seconds. Whatever "secrets" it adds aren't worth it either. Also, definitely not fake positive reviews in the DLCs and game reviews.