- November 25, 2020
- MAGES. Inc.
Is It Wrong to Try to Shoot 'em Up Girls in a Dungeon?
91%Game Brain Score
gameplay
story, graphics
91% User Score 116 reviews
Platforms
About
This mini-game was once a DLC add-on for the game "Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Infinite Combate" but it is now available as a stand-alone release on PC (Steam) and Nintendo Switch. You play as Aiz Wallenstein and can choose from five other characters to accompany you. The game has no extra modes but does feature four difficulty options.











Audience ScoreBased on 116 reviews
gameplay3 positive mentions
music2 negative mentions
- Fun, simple, and free to play, making it a great time killer.
- Cute art style and enjoyable gameplay with a decent challenge for various skill levels.
- Offers a surprising amount of depth for a short game, especially for fans of the anime.
- Very short playtime, typically around 15-20 minutes, which may leave players wanting more content.
- Gameplay can be overly easy, especially on lower difficulties, and power-ups are lost too easily when hit.
- Lacks a full-screen mode and has some control issues that can be confusing for new players.
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is minimal and largely serves as a backdrop, fitting into the existing narrative of "Sword Oratoria" without offering substantial content of its own. While some players express a desire for a more developed storyline, including potential romantic conclusions, the game is primarily seen as a short, free distraction rather than a fully fleshed-out narrative experience.
“I really hope the story ends with Bell and Ryu getting married.”
“To the people working on the story, make it work, make it happen.”
“With more time in the oven, adding more presentation, story, branching paths, endings, and such, they could have charged money for it.”
“Apparently this one was originally developed as a Japan-only side attraction to 'Infinite Combate', another game based on the same anime (which, for the record, I know next to nothing about), but is now playable on its own for free; as you'd probably expect, it's a short trip and has no story to speak of, but not too shabby a distraction otherwise.”
“There's no story to it.”
“With more time in the oven, adding more presentation/story, branching paths, endings and such, they could have charged money for it.”