Youmu Konpaku & Dungeon of Lewd Creatures

Uncensor patch pls

(Adult) Content
(F, FxF, FxM) Sexual content.


Censorship?
Mosaic’d genitalia.


Hours of Gameplay
Eight or nine hours.


Patch Available?
No, not necessary.

Youmu Konpaku & Dungeon of Lewd Creatures is a lewd action-sidescroller about Youma’s quest to retrieve her lost sword (lest she face her master’s wrath!)
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Gameplay
Navigate maze-like stages and slash your way to the end of the game! Each level is riddled with secrets; if you’re a completionist, you can expect to have your hands full for hours on end. By equipping different outfits, you’ll gain new mobility options (such as the ability to swim or jump higher). The maze-like nature of each stage will having you asking “where do I go” — in the interest of “completion percentage”, you’ll must leave no stone unturned. You better be ready to backtrack. Alot. Scattered about each level are “points”, a currency that is used to finance better gear and essential items. It’s important to collect all points possible, due to the high price of everything. The world map is often blocked-off by “boulders”, which can only be cleared via rare and expensive “jeweled bombs”. When you’re defeated, you’re respawned with full life. However, “health potions” are essential for completionists. If you’re defeated while holding an item (such as a spring or key), that item is lost (and you’ll have to relocate it). Be on the look-out for hidden hearts, which permantly bolster your hit-points! There are six different endings — the one you see is based on your “completion” and items acquired. Once you beat the game at least once, you may start a new game with all outfits unlocked via “bonus mode”!
Sexual Content
The N Main Shop says there are approximately “20 base illustrations” and “50 event scenes!” There is no gallery, so I’ll have to take the developers’ word. Each sex-scene uses a single, animated CG, with one or more variations for progression and climax. The appearance of the protagonist changes based on what she’s wearing — considering each CG is hand-drawn and animated, I was impressed by attention to detail. I loved the artwork and animation, but censorship ruins the goodies. The vast majority of the sexual content are rape-scenes (which are played whenever you are defeated). All enemies have their own, unique sex-scenes, offering a wide variety of situations. I enjoyed the plethora of tentacle, slime and gang-rapes. Alternatively, you may “sell your body” to earn points and view prostitution scenes. There’s virtually no penalty for defeat; you’ll respawn with full life nearby. There are no voiced lines, but there’s no shortage of obscene squishing sounds. Dialogue is conveyed via dynamic text boxes, not unlike an animated comic. I didn’t mind them, but I feel as though they should be toggleable. Dialogue is advanced by the “enter key”. Once you push through introductory dialogue, sex-scenes will automatically progress to climax — you may continue looping them as desired.
Verdict
Youmu Konpaku & Dungeon of Lewd Creatures is a monotonous, grossly overpriced software that appeals to a small minority of gamers. I understand why this game is so expensive; it’s a solid platformer with hours of content and tons of animated lewds. However, if you’re not a hardcore completionist, I find it difficult to recommend this game. If you’re not interested in excessive backtracking and mindless button mashing, you’re going to be missing out on a lot of content. I beat this game in under six-hours, paying little heed to secrets. I loved the sex-scenes, but they’re censored. If they weren’t, I’d have a better opinion on this game. I found the censorship in this game is particularly harsh. The N Main Shop took a lot of pages from popular side-scrollers to produce tried-and-true, mechanically varied action; it’s clear as day Super Mario played a big part in this game. The gameplay is nothing like Super Mario. but the obstacles and platforming take me back. I grew weary of “exploration”, ultimately running through enemies half-way through the game. I had hoped there would be a variety of attacks and interesting foes; from start to finish, you’re cursed with a single move and a repetitive cast. It’s a shame, because this game is surprisingly competent. The size of sale I would wait for will probably never happen — if you can’t grab this game for at least half-off, I’d leave it to be to collect dust from your “Wishlist”.
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A fairly decent action-platformer, by all rights. But, let's face it, that's not why you bought this game.
Probably best to wait for it to go on sale, unless you're a diehard, horny Touhou fan.

A tragic tale on how Youmu got first place in popularity poll....ok maybe not, on to a review.
First thing im gonna say is - wait for a sale, at least 30% off. While i enjoyed the game, its definately not worth its current price.
Lets start with gameplay - in its core DOLC is a classic platformer which takes alot of inspiration from games about certain plumber. Surprisngly despite its looks its a very solid game. It consists of 34 stages (+ few extra locations). Unlike most H-games, DOLC actually feels like a real game, with stages actually having decent level design, and most of them having their unique gimmicks. While the game seems easy on the surface, getting 100% on all stages will take quite a bit of effort. The game is also surprisngly long, getting all endings and 100% took me 25 hours.
I must say that i enjoyed gameplay of DOLC quite alot, and while its definately simple game it was nice change of pace from more modern platformers/metroidvanias.
Now onto a H-content. Im a bit mixed here. Scenes range from really decent to meh. The big issue is that unlike platforming, the game seems to have big pacing issue with its H-scenes, where it frontloads most of H-content on start and then leaves some for the last stage but has very few new scenes in the middle of the game. The scenes themself are also pretty short, and mostly center around you getting defeated by enemy X.
On the up side, there are alot of alternate costumes for heroine as well as alternate scenes for some monsters depending on how they defeat you.
Overall i had quite alot of fun with this game, but i almost wish it was non H-game and focused fully on platforming. Still its a nice touhou fangame.