Legend of Fainn Dynasty ～Battles of Beautiful Warlords～ Reviews

A simple concept, simple story, simple rock paper scissor gameplay, great voice acting, and good h scene. There some minor issue but that doesn't include you to have a good time play this game. If you like h games with some dynasty warrior with fire emblemish style...you will enjoy this game

For those of you looking for a patch to the uncensored version there is none. The gameplay is not strategic at all. It is merely a rock/paper/scissors style that you can just switch mid-combat to gain the upperhand, ofcourse you lose on using a special ability which doesn't seem strong or helpful at all. The luck part of the game is if your soldiers defeat more soldiers the fastest. The devs tried to make an interesting setup where you have different units that fall into the rock/paper/scissors model, but it ends up not making a difference because all the units attack each other pretty much the same. The one thing is the catapults are the strongest unit and you should probably use atleast one in your squad. Other than that the gameplay is barebones at best. The story isn't exciting and the english translation is atrocious. I went in expecting an interesting strategic take on a visual novel and left with a refund. Don't make the same mistake I did.

Censorship is like Denuvo, it's cancer of gaming industry. But behold! PC master race! There is a patch that could make the game looks as intended to be. The gameplay is barebone as it is, but since it's cheap just buy it anyway. The art style is really good.

Your design is a bit short. It ’s gone after a while. Of course, the game is generally good, but it is relatively short. I look forward to your next work

It is really hard to reccomend this one. The translation is sloppy, combat is very simplistic*, as is the plot. Inspite of the above I did play up to a cringe inducing rape scene Yeah NOPE. I am not sure if this is a break point for others but, honestly I was pretty patient to get this far * troops in paper rock scissors formation.

I was told by a friend to search "Big Boobs" into the Steam Store search bar. After buying the first game i set my eyes on, i wandered into the land of Fainn. The beautiful graphics add to the already compelling story and the in depth battle system. The use of "rock, paper, scissors" as a type chart of sorts is an ingenious idea. Im going to recommend this game very highly, and was worth my three dollars and ninety-nine cents. Thank you Dieselmine for this joyful experience. Big Booba 0___________0

Well, I got this game a while ago when it was on sale mainly because of FS's artwork. For those who don't know who he is, he's the one who designed a lot of the original Queen's Blade characters, including my personal favorites, Melona and Menace. But while I love the art direction, I really can't recommend this to others due to gameplay aspect. The gameplay is similar to Sega Saturn's classic strategy game Dragon Force. Your units and the enemies move around the map in real time conquering specific locations, and once your unit collide with theirs, the battle begins. The battle plays out in real time, with all the characters fight automatically, but you get to control formation and each generals have a special move once the bar fills up. Problem is, the enemies are really weak and stupid, so beating them is incredibly easy. This is one of those games where the main goal seems to be unlocking lewd CGs, and in order to that, you have to lose on purpose. That is quite common for games like this, but herein lies a real problem. Losing on purpose is actually way, way harder than winning. If you have the patients to go through this, the CGs are quite nice because FS is a great artist. But it just feels so wrong that I have to come up with more complex strategy to lose on purpose than for winning. PROS: + FS's artwork + At least it has some gameplay and not another visual novel. + The screenshot function with F12 key works! CONS: - Way too easy - Seriously, losing takes more strategy than winning. - Uncensor patch exists, but still has Japanese style mosaics.

Look ma', Dieselmine done it again. They released another one of their creations on Steam on their own. What does it mean? Well, a short answer to the question above is: translation sucks. Yes ladies and gentleman, this established Japanese eroge dev follows similar pattern to other non-english speaking indie producers: they can't afford translation (or just want to cut costs). Some newer releases from them, e.g. through Kagura Games, avoided this fate, but this is one of their earlier ones. They also did a few releases with Sakura Game, the infamous Chinese publisher, but those share the same terrible localisation. How bad is it? Completly mauled english. To me it is a significant detriment. It is even more important in story heavy games like this one. Strike one, you're out. More about the game? It mainly an eroge and that is its main focus but there is some basic RTS here as well. Very few units, very simplistic battle machanics (rock-paper-scissors), small map etc. It is often more challenging to lose than win, which further underlines the unimportance of strategy elements. Moreover, you only obtain h-scenes when you lose. Such is the flavour of this product. However, this element suffers from bad case of censorship. White, round shapes completely block parts of CGs, or if you apply patch, standard mosaics. Both are unacceptable in my book. Second huge negative from me. The most welcome feature of Dieselmine games is art. It was the main reason why I was tempted to purchase this title. I really like the art, of which there is quite a bit. Gotta admit, they squeezed lot of scenes in here. Still, as pointed above, the censorship deprived them of artistic value considerably. Big pity. Music neither terrible nor catchy. I guess it is mostly ok. Nothing memorable or soundtrack worthy but fits events ok and some variety exists. It is a short, budget title so it is to be expected. No bugs encountered. Overall, a budget strategy eroge with numerous h-scenes, good (but censored) art and ok audio. Also, horrible English translation. I honestly can't recommend this level of localisation and censorship. NO from me: 3.6/10

I'm not sure about this game. As in, the combat is rather basic, only being decided by a game of rohshambo... and even then, sometimes by attrition... But there seems to be little... point beyond that. And while there might be scenes... only one seems to be unlocked if you win... which seems counter-productive. Anyway, if you are still interested after that description... well, I'm not sure about your sanity, but go ahead...

I really just bought this game because of a hilarious review I read which prompted me to see how ridiculous this could get and... I couldn't get too far. The concept is pretty alright, I guess, and the obvious theme is Dynasty Warriors. Basically, you initially unlock 3 generals, but to unlock more of the game *really*, you have to lose fort nodes(map points on the map), which unlocks more generals. Personally, I only got so far as to unlock one new area, and defeat the first general to unlock the next 3(and they all come out at the same time). It takes fucking *forever* to lose and here's why. The AI is awful. It will more or less randomly wander around the map and either go for a specific spot on the map and stop for a couple minutes once it has reached that spot, target one of your generals and relentlessly make their way towards them, or return to enemy-owned forts to replenish troops(presumably). There's a lot of waiting in between enemy generals moving and it basically becomes a waiting game, and when you defeat the first general to unlock the next 3, I found it to be a game in itself to chase down enemy generals to lose on purpose. What makes this even more tedious and boring is that every player general has an individual scene for losing to each general... That's a lot, if you don't understand. It almost seems like *gasp* [b]PADDING[/b] The review I read that prompted me to buy this game said there's only one scene for winning and from what I've gathered, it's essentially a lesbian-futa scene. I mean, hey, that's all good and dandy and it fits the whole "kingdom full of women" thing going for the player faction but that doesn't seem worth playing other than for pure curiosity. Although, I do have to say that this at least has some kind of 'game' aspect to it.