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the Game
During the Holy War, the brave ones wielded eight sacred relics to defeat the demon king. The world has been at peace for nearly a century, and both the existence of demons and the war itself have all but been forgotten.
However, in the year 99 of the Yalimus calendar, the land was suddenly shrouded in great change. The eight sacred relics, which were supposed to have disappeared along with the demon king, reappeared in the form of sacred stones. This seemed to indicate that the incarnation of evil would soon return…
Far from the empire, in a port village located on the border, Laura is looking to reclaim her long lost mother’s belongings with the help of the enthusiastic Lotus. After beating down some pirates and recovering her mother’s gemstone, they realize that it is one of the eight awakened sacred stones. Why would her mother have been in possession of a sacred stone spoken of in legend and lore? The young teen becomes befuddled about her origins and begins searching for clues concerning her mother’s disappearance. With a bit of encouragement from Lotus, they decide to set out on an adventure to collect the sacred stones.
After the stones have been collected, will they decide to slay the demon king, thereby saving the world? Or will they use this newfound power… to annihilate the earthly realm? The young teen has no idea that when this fateful journey ends, she will have to decide to save the world or destroy it… along with herself.
A naughty story of hardcore fun, filled with fantasy and adventure… awaits.
Not to mention…
Representing the Adventurer’s Guild:
Representing the Empire Army:
Representing the Demonic Forces:
And many more unique characters that you’ll love… or hate.
- Adult JRPG game with a well-crafted, lengthy storyline.
- More than 60 characters have adult-themed character visuals, each crafted with care. Besides common NPCs, all characters also have their own unique avatar.
- Turn-based battle mode, where energy points are used to enhance your character.
The three main characters have unique skills, and each character has three different fighting styles. This allows players to choose which one will serve as attacker, defender, and healer.
- Main storyline is supplemented with voice acting for battles, and a variety of other titillating sounds are voice acted as well.
- 190 sets of basic CGs. No repeated CGs or storylines. Tons of porn content… Whatever you’re into, we’ve got it!
- Most of the boss battles, big and small, have unique storylines for failed battles.
- Some video animations too!
- The story has two different ending, and thus unfolds in two very different ways.
Based on the player’s choices, each main character can evolve into various final versions of themselves.
Game Discussion
Steam User 40
New: Great job on the swift action of the publishers to handle the situation and make an uncensored version, it should've been there when the game released on the 13th. But within a few days they managed to resolve the issue, bravo.
(rip all the likes due to changing my review from negative to positive.)
Original: Showing uncensored art in the promotional material and then releasing it censored is just blatant false advertising, hiding somewhere in the description that it is partially censored after the fact is unjust and scummy. NA and EU are not subject to Japanese censorship laws....
Steam User 23
This is basically an old-school 16-bit JRPG, complete with turn-based, random battles, and tons of missable side content. But it's also an H-Game.
Battle System: A lot like Bravely Default or Octopath, where you have to save and spend BP to pull off stronger moves. The fights are actually pretty challenging, but as long as you're good at the system you won't really need to grind for levels.
Story: Basic "humans vs. demons" story at first, but it actually gets pretty complex as it goes along, especially when you get into the two endings. Story is often pretty funny, but is serious when it needs to be. This game will take you more than 30 hours to finish everything.
Extra Content: There is a lot of side content, endgame content, and even a New Game+. A lot of extra content will give you more Hentai. New Game+ lets you play the game again with all of the equipment and money you got from your first playthrough, which makes it way easier your second time around.
H-Content: There's a ton of H content in this game. A lot of it you'll see just by playing the story, but a lot is also unlocked by doing side content, some of which you'll (definitely) miss your first time through. The game has replay value.
Negatives: Story can start to drag at the end, especially during ending B, where it's basically an hours-long cutscene (with plenty of hentai). Story gets a bit too convoluted. Some bosses are HP sponges.
All in all it's a very enjoyable game if you're someone who likes old-school SNES RPGs... and super hardcore hentai. Make sure you like both of those things.
Steam User 11
Bruh this game's campaign is 10 times longer than the latest Modern Warfare 3 game.
Steam User 18
An Epic Fantasy Quest with Sensual Surprises! (ฅ'ω'ฅ)
Intro :
OVER‧DeviL: Legend of the Sacred Stone feels like stepping into a classic JRPG world brimming with fantasy, adventure, and a touch of hardcore fun. It drops you into a story where the world's on the edge of a big disaster, and your job is to explore the well-crafted narrative, get into character interactions, and navigate a mysterious plotline. However, before you jump right in, there are a few bumps in the road, with the most notable one being the partial censorship in its artwork, which has stirred up some controversy among players. Nonetheless, the engaging story and the promise of more uncensored content in the future keep the game's fans hopeful.
Game Experience :
The game's story sets the stage in a world threatened by the return of an ancient foe, the Over Devil. This evil was vanquished long ago by the Chosen Ones wielding the Sacred Artifacts. Now, it's your turn to collect the eight Sacred Stones and uncover the truth about your missing mother. The best part? Your choices steer the story, leading to different outcomes, adding depth to the plot. This dynamic storytelling adds depth to the game, making it more than just an explicit RPG.
The game boasts an impressive roster of characters, each with their unique portraits and personalities. Plus, there's a nifty character evolution system that lets you shape the future of your favorite characters based on your decisions. This variety adds layers to the storytelling, although sometimes it might feel like the characters could use a bit more depth. The turn-based combat system is pretty solid, with each character having their own set of skills and fighting styles, making battles more about strategy.
Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room – the whole artwork censorship thing. The developers decided to blur out explicit content on platforms outside of Japan, like Steam. This decision has left many players feeling deceived and unsatisfied. User reviews tell a mixed story - some are frustrated with this issue, while others praise the high-quality artwork and see the game's potential in the Steam market. Despite its hiccups, the game shows promise for the publisher, Mango Party, and it's important to offer constructive feedback to help them refine future releases.
Verdict :
To sum it up, OVER‧DeviL: Legend of the Sacred Stone combines classic JRPG elements with adult content, making it a niche game loved by a dedicated fanbase. Although it stumbles a bit with artwork censorship, it compensates with an engaging story, a diverse cast of characters, and meaningful choices. If you can look past the art censorship and focus on the game's strong points, it's definitely worth considering. What's more, it's crucial to support developers and publishers in the adult gaming market because they can create unique and captivating experiences. If you can see beyond the hiccups, you might find an engaging adventure awaiting you in this fantasy world.
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Steam User 11
They uncensored it Woot. Mango party should know by now countries that don't require censorship freak about censorship. In other news good story and solid jrpg gameplay.
Press W to use BP, not in the semi explained control scheme
Steam User 7
I just finished Ending B, don't think i will be doing ending A.
Played it mainly on normal difficulty, dropped it to easiest towards the end. This game has some of the freshest standing pose art for its large character cast. The H content is limited, oddly spaced out with most of them centered on the side characters. The genre of the H content tend to be more hardcore so please be mindful. The story is pretty good though it does get pretty convoluted towards the end. The dialogue has funny moments and B ending had an emotional ending.
I am conflicted if i would recommend this game to my friends because there are games with better H out there, and if you want an RPG with a strong story there are plenty of options too. However, i do think that it's praise worthy for the game's creator to tie up everything neatly for this game, as well as the quick resolution to the censorship problem.
All in all, I think that this game is a labor of love and if you have some time to spare , you should give it a try for this RPG game because of it's goofy writing, amazing character designs and strong fetish erotic elements. I think it is fairly priced for the amount of H content and length of the game and hope to see more from this game's creator
Steam User 5
I just finished Ending A and I figured now would be a good time to write a review.
My overall thoughts: it's a pretty good game that I think is worth the price. It leans heavily into the forced, non-consensual scenes you see in the artwork, and that's good for anybody who's into that kink. It actually has a surprising amount of well-made CGs, and is actually quite lengthy. As of this post, I'm at 15.4 hours, and yet I only finished ending A. There's actually a continuation of Ending A which seems to be an epilogue of sorts, plus there's ending B, and maybe a few more endings considering how many loose ends there still are.
The best parts about this game was the expressions and the CGs. You'll very quickly notice the wacky and funny expressions your characters will make, which I find to be very cute and endearing. And there is a very large amount of well-made CGs. You unlock the library at the very end where you can see all of the CGs you've found and I'm actually missing a decent chunk.
And with regards to the censorship in the CGs; I honestly never noticed the censorship until I saw people complaining about it here. It never really bothered me, and the CGs are such high quality and the censorship is very minimal (it's lightly pixelated rather than black bars).
The combat is okay for a JRPG. Not the greatest but not actually that bad. A fair amount of complexity. Some bosses have way too much health on normal mode but one of the good things about this game is that the easiest mode is basically God mode. Enemies have very little health and do very little damage. Great if you're tired of a tedious boss fight or you just want to play for the story.
Storywise, it's okay. Just like combat, it's not the greatest but not actually that bad. There are a few parts where I almost teared up. The most notable part for me was Lillian's backstory.
Overall, I am very satisfied with what I paid for, and after posting this comment, will most definitely be jumping back in and wrapping up the other endings and finding all of the CGs.