Last Anime boy: Saving loli

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In "Last Anime Boy: Saving Loli," players must escape prison and save loli from a Nazi Muslim harem in the year 2088, where anime and hentai are banned. The game features 8-bit music and allows players to collect hentai magazines, shoot Nazis, and become the last remaining anime boy.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

69%

Audience ScoreBased on 105 reviews

story4 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique and surreal gameplay experience reminiscent of classic FPS titles like Wolfenstein 3D.
It has a strong sense of humor and absurdity that appeals to those who enjoy edgy and controversial themes.
The graphics and sound design, while simplistic, have a certain charm that adds to the overall experience.

The gameplay is often described as unplayable due to poor controls, confusing level design, and lack of clear objectives.
Many players find the humor to be dated and offensive, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.
The game is riddled with bugs and crashes, making it frustrating to play and leading to a lack of polish.

story
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is polarizing; while some players find it lacking in depth and narrative, others praise it as a breathtaking and immersive experience, particularly highlighting the emotional journey of "the last anime boy." The character design and storytelling are noted as standout features, with many players considering the story to be the game's strongest aspect. Overall, it appears to evoke strong reactions, ranging from confusion to admiration for its unique and compelling narrative.
- “The story of the last anime boy is truly one of the best and breathtaking stories of the millennium.”
- “Graphics, sound, and of course the in-depth and immersive story and lore will keep you playing for hours as they encapsulate the struggles of the last anime boy.”
- “Wow, just wow is all I can say about such a gripping and compelling story told through a game medium.”
- “As a matter of fact, that description is the only bit of story this game has.”
- “There's not a line of text or environmental storytelling to tell you what's going on.”
- “The story is f**ked up.”
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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19%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising them as innovative and visually stunning, likening them to masterpieces in the gaming world. However, others criticize the artwork as lazy and low-resolution, with a lack of effort evident in certain elements. Overall, while some players are captivated by the graphics, others find them unpolished and unimmersive, leading to a polarized reception.
- “The graphics within this game are outstanding; almost as if they are at the pinnacle of the iceberg.”
- “The game is a visual masterpiece consisting of graphics no other developer has ever tried pulling off, yet the devs behind Last Anime Boy have proven to the player base that they care about the game by bringing us one of the most innovative graphics I have ever seen.”
- “I cannot imagine the amount of effort that goes into the visuals.”
- “The music is one of the only well-made assets, whilst others are either low-res images trying to imitate pixelated graphics or literal MS Paint creations, some as simple as the reticle not even having enough effort put in to be made symmetrical.”
- “Combine this with fixed resolution retro pixel graphics and very lazy artwork, and this game quite possibly is one of the worst on Steam.”
- “Gameplay is a nice, Wolfenstein-style first-person shooter, and the graphics are also old-school Doom style.”
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
43%
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The gameplay of "Last Anime Boy: Saving Loli" is highly polarizing, with some players finding it rewarding and reminiscent of classic first-person shooters like Wolfenstein, while others criticize it for poor quality, frustrating mechanics, and lackluster design. Many reviews highlight the reliance on exploiting bugs and save-scumming to progress, indicating a lack of polish and balance. Overall, the gameplay experience is seen as inconsistent, with a mix of nostalgic appeal and significant flaws.
- “Best game ever, such insane gameplay dude, like wow.”
- “Seamless gameplay, incredibly rewarding.”
- “Gameplay is a nice, Wolfenstein-style, first-person shooter, and the graphics also have an old-school Doom style.”
- “I only managed to make it past by exploiting some of the old Wolfenstein 3D engine bugs, such as the enemy spawn radius, corner hitboxes, door navigation mechanics, and massive amounts of save-scumming.”
- “Now, most people aren't going to buy this game for the gameplay or its god-awful sprite work, barren environments, enemy variety, etc. Most people are going to read the description, have a laugh, and, if they're drunk, make the mistake of spending 99 cents on this garbage fire of a game.”
- “It would have actually been quite funny if the gameplay wasn't just so horrible - the level design, the enemies, the AI, are all just unbearable.”
humor
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it initially amusing but quickly losing interest due to its dated and repetitive nature. While a few appreciate its comedic elements, many criticize it as unfunny or only appealing to a niche audience, often overshadowed by poor gameplay and technical issues. Overall, the humor fails to consistently engage players, leading to a lackluster experience.
- “Since its release, Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon has received acclaim, with praise for its art, characterization, and humor.”
- “And it's pretty funny the first time you encounter them.”
- “Also, heckin hilarious.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find "The Last Anime Boy: Saving Loli" to be a breathtaking and heartwarming experience, with a well-structured narrative that fosters deep emotional connections. The game's impactful storytelling culminates in a poignant ending that has left many players in tears, highlighting its emotional depth and resonance.
- “This results in a penultimate ending that truly made me cry.”
- “I am in tears, this game is so emotional.”
- “This is incredibly structured, as it allows for the player to somewhat relate to the game; reinforcing this emotional effect, that is the platform and base layout of the entirety of this masterpiece of a game, to be pushed and forced upon the player.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
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The music in the game is highly praised as a standout feature, providing a stellar soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. However, it contrasts sharply with the game's other assets, which are criticized for their low-quality visuals and lack of effort.
- “The music is one of the only well-made assets in the game, providing a high-quality experience that stands out amidst other lower-quality graphics.”
- “The game's stellar soundtrack will be our anthem as we parade through the streets, spreading the good word.”
- “The music is one of the only well-made assets, while other elements are either low-res images trying to imitate pixelated graphics or literal MS Paint creations.”
- “The soundtrack feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “The audio quality is subpar, with some tracks sounding muffled and poorly mixed.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy is perceived as a blatant cash grab, suggesting that the game was hastily developed with a focus on profit rather than quality.
- “This is clearly nothing more than a quick, cheap, lazy cash grab that was probably put together over a single weekend.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The character development in the game is highly praised, with reviewers highlighting the excellent writing and design that enrich the story and mission of the protagonist.
- “The developers, and more importantly the writers, have done an excellent job on the character design and the story behind the last anime boy's mission.”