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Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire

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84%Game Brain Score
Most mentioned positive aspects:story, gameplay
Most mentioned negative aspects:grinding, monetization
84% User Score Based on 79 reviews

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About Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire is a single player role playing game with comedy, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by Clymenia and was released on February 13, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

After having the magical grimoire stolen, Liz and her mentor Aisha, pursue the thief to a town called Brunach. Sensing danger, Aisha tells Liz to wait for her. Liz however, decides to disregard Aisha's order, and continues her pursuit of the thief.

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84%Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews
story9 positive mentions
grinding9 negative mentions
  • Beautiful and high-quality art style with well-crafted character designs and a variety of costumes.
  • Unique, faster-paced combat system that combines instant mob kills with traditional turn-based boss fights, making dungeon exploration dynamic and less tedious.
  • Engaging story with multiple endings influenced by player choices and corruption system; fun, gradual corruption mechanic with interesting character development and enjoyable H-scenes.
  • Gameplay can be grind-heavy and repetitive, with many fetch quests and crafting requests that lack in-game tracking, leading to frustration.
  • Limited variety in H-scenes poses and some reused CG artwork, which makes adult content feel repetitive.
  • Map design and dungeon layout are confusing and maze-like, causing players to get lost easily; some players find progression gated behind arbitrary rules and checkpoints.

  • story

    36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    25% positive mentions, 67% neutral mentions, 8% negative mentions

    The story is generally considered simple, linear, and somewhat bland with repetitive fetch quests, though some find it fun and engaging due to its art, characters, and unique gameplay elements. While praised occasionally for creativity and interesting premises, it often suffers from a lack of depth, memorable narrative moments, and reliance on repetitive tasks to progress. Player choices can influence endings, but the overall storytelling is viewed as short and overshadowed by gameplay mechanics.

    • “The story is fun but non-intrusive, the art is beautiful, the characters are fun, and the developer is bold and creative enough to try completely new gameplay every single time, and I can't help myself but commend them for it.”
    • “An excellent game with a very good art design, interesting story and simple gameplay, you'll probably get 6 hours of total gameplay if you're a perfectionist, though you can avoid finishing all item requests and get all content available easily.”
    • “The story is one of the best I've experienced.”
    • “The game has you climbing a tower to chase after a typical villain that plans for world domination using a random macguffin and you progress through key areas by accumulating 'brownie points' from the citizens of that (basically lawless) dungeon city by doing fetch quests or sexual favors.”
    • “There's not even a quest log or anything and the story and characters are as bland as a white wall.”
    • “It's very short and a lot of dumb fetch quests and they don't even tell you where the crafters are to make the stuff you need to run dumb fetch quests. This is an action RPG first and foremost, yet you barely ever get into turn-based battles.”

  • gameplay

    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    23% positive mentions, 63% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions

    The gameplay is generally characterized as light RPG mechanics with some unique elements, such as time-limited dungeon exploration and real-time combat instead of traditional turn-based systems. However, many users find it slow, grind-heavy, and sometimes repetitive or unbalanced, with certain mechanics feeling like afterthoughts. While accessible and creatively ambitious, the gameplay can be simplistic and occasionally frustrating, especially for players seeking a more polished or challenging experience.

    • “The story is fun but non-intrusive, the art is beautiful, the characters are fun, and the developer is bold and creative enough to try completely new gameplay every single time, and I can't help myself but commend them for it.”
    • “An excellent game with a very good art design, interesting story and simple gameplay. You'll probably get 6 hours of total gameplay if you're a perfectionist, though you can avoid finishing all item requests and get all content available easily.”
    • “Good light RPG game with an interesting mechanic where you have limited time to dive into the dungeon and grab what you can.”
    • “Awkward resolution from an older version of RPG Maker and some grindy mechanics are the only issues I have with this game.”
    • “Dull and repetitive gameplay revolving around doing nothing but crafting quests for everyone in town. Boring characters, and the things that are supposed to be challenging are made mute because you can break the game by putting on a YouTube video and mashing a button to keep working at the bar until you're richer than Elon Musk.”
    • “The map design is god-awful, the scenes I've seen so far are boring, and the whole gameplay loop seems to be nothing but a boring grindfest.”

  • grinding

    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    18% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 82% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game is generally seen as a necessary but sometimes tedious aspect, involving repetitive dungeon crawling and side tasks to progress the plot or unlock content. While some find the battle mechanics largely avoidable or streamlined, time-consuming event grinding and farming are still required, which can feel like padding or a chore. Overall, grinding serves its purpose but may detract from the experience due to its repetitiveness and limited reward.

    • “There's pretty much no grinding (although some farming is required) and the corruption system makes unlocking scenes more intuitive.”
    • “No tedious turn-based combat.”
    • “There's a feeling of progression of living day to day which is kind of cool, but then you're stuck in this town full of dirtbags, so it's not worth experiencing each day. The content of each day sums up to dungeon grinding to progress the plot and doing side jobs to 'service' the townsfolk, who are all dirtbags, making it hard to want to help anyone.”
    • “It's kind of short (I think like 3 or 4 hours of my played time are AFK with it running). The battle mechanics are more to pad out some time than anything you should ever concern yourself with (one string of scenes requires you to be pretty high level). Once you realize that grinding the tower was just a waste of time/effort compared to cash from 'other things,' you wish someone had warned you.”
    • “One RPG element that did survive is grinding, except instead of grinding combats for XP, Liz will often be 'grinding' events for days both to unlock further stages of the event and to make money in order to afford to move the plot along.”

  • graphics

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    50% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions

    The graphics are praised for their high-quality artwork and consistent art style reminiscent of previous titles, though some CG resolutions appear slightly dated. Overall, the visuals effectively complement the story and gameplay, enhancing the game's appeal.

    • “We know great HRPGs can be made with nice graphics, and an interesting story.”
    • “I love Clymenia's artstyle & it got the same flavor like its previous games.”
    • “The resolution of the CGs looks slightly dated, but the artwork is of high quality.”

  • music

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game's soundtrack is praised for its quality and relaxing nature, complementing the art style and enhancing the overall experience even during intense moments. Players find the music helps them stay calm and enjoy the game more fully.

    • “In tune with the art, the soundtrack features relaxing music throughout the journey, helping the player to stay calm even during stressful moments, such as running through the tower with low life. It truly enhances the enjoyment of the game.”
    • “The soundtrack in this game is surprisingly good and enjoyable, adding depth beyond just the jokes and scenes.”
    • “The music perfectly complements the game's atmosphere, creating a relaxing and immersive experience throughout the adventure.”

  • monetization

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Users note that the game's advertising emphasizes turn-based combat, but this feature is mainly limited to the prologue, making the promotion somewhat misleading regarding the overall gameplay experience.

  • optimization

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Users report that the game lacks proper screen optimization, especially in full-screen mode, resulting in resolution issues that detract from the experience. Improvements in this area would be appreciated.

    • “Just one thing, if I go full screen, my entire resolution is messed up, so it would be appreciated if this game had screen optimization.”
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Play Times

6h Median play time
6h Average play time
6-6h Spent by most gamers
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Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire is a role playing game with comedy, anime and erotic themes. Common tags for Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire include indie, hentai, female protagonist and memes.

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 6 hours playing Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire.

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire was released on February 13, 2020.

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire was developed by Clymenia.

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

Liz: The Tower and the Grimoire is a single player game.

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