- December 11, 2018
- PixelGreeds
Maytroid
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About
"Maytroid" is a single-player erotic platformer game with a good plot and gameplay. It features a main heroine with various abilities and moves, as well as melee and ranged weapons. The game includes an interconnected world to explore, enemies and bosses that require the use of all abilities, a shop to unlock new skills and pictures, and a gallery of anime beauties. The game is described as having a Metroidvania-like map system and ecchi elements.











- The game features enjoyable action platforming with tight controls and a variety of abilities, making gameplay engaging.
- The art and character designs are appealing, particularly the main character and the bosses, which enhance the overall experience.
- At its low price point, the game offers good value, with a decent length and a gallery feature that appeals to fans of the genre.
- The game suffers from clunky controls and inconsistent mechanics, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially during boss fights.
- The story is convoluted and poorly executed, with dialogue that can be confusing and detracts from the pacing of the game.
- Many players feel that the game does not deliver on its Metroidvania promises, lacking meaningful exploration and backtracking opportunities.
story
96 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a continuation of a previous title, following the protagonist May on her quest to find her mother, but it has received mixed reviews regarding its clarity and engagement. While some players appreciate the deep lore and intriguing psychological-horror elements, others find the narrative convoluted and the character development lacking, with lengthy dialogue segments disrupting the pacing. Overall, the option to skip the story is a notable feature, allowing players to focus on gameplay if they choose.
“The story is a continuation of the previous game, and we follow May on her quest to find her mother.”
“Interesting story that has more to it than first seems.”
“The ability to explore the world in a non-linear way made the world more immersive, which worked extremely well in tandem with the story.”
“The story is, in my opinion, pretty difficult to make any sense of.”
“It appears this is a sequel to a game I've never played, and while that might have made a few things clearer, I found Maytroid's plot to be a little too angsty and obtuse for my liking.”
“It's also pretty jarring how you'll often get the story delivered through lengthy conversation segments that play out seemingly whenever you enter a new room.”