Milky Quest II

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Milky Quest II is a single player role playing game with a erotic theme. It was developed by Hack Dack Soft and was released on January 27, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

You find yourself in a world full of cute monster girls! The only problem is you lost your memories and all the monster girls want to eat you for nourishment! How will you survive!?

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Single-Player

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70%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

grinding16 negative mentions

The pixel-art design and animations are stellar, making the game visually appealing.
The game features well-done translations and a unique Pokemon-style mechanic for capturing monster girls.
Once players get past the initial grind, the gameplay becomes enjoyable and rewarding.

The game is excessively grindy, especially in the early stages, which can turn off many players.
There are significant audio issues, including a lack of volume and brightness options, making it hard to enjoy.
The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks clear direction, leading to frustration and confusion.

grinding
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it tedious and repetitive, particularly in the early stages. While some note that there are ways to bypass the grind, such as using in-game features for instant experience, others feel that the lack of guidance and excessive grinding can detract from the overall enjoyment. Overall, the grindiness may turn off some players, especially those seeking a more engaging experience.
- “Game is honestly a very tedious grind for scenes and unlocks.”
- “Pretty good game but the early game is really grindy and boring and it will turn off some people.”
- “There is about 14 hours of grinding, 45 hours of mindlessly walking around because this game doesn't give you any tips where to go next, and 15 minutes of decent story and text, and that's if you read it slowly.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has been described as basic and somewhat grindy, lacking depth and innovation. It replaces a traditional equipment system with a skill-based approach, allowing players to upgrade individual skills that affect attack, defense, and speed. Overall, the experience feels underwhelming to many players.
- “Kinda meh, the gameplay is too basic and gets grindy.”
- “As for the gameplay, it forgoes a traditional equipment system in favor of skills that each have their own attack, defense, and speed, which can be upgraded individually with experience.”
music
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Players express a strong desire for an option to mute the music in the game, suggesting that the current method of adjusting settings through the game.ini file is not user-friendly. There is a repeated call for a more accessible way to control the music volume.
- “Please, for my sake, add a way to mute the music.”
- “If you want to mute the music, you can set seandbgm=1 in the game's game.ini.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is criticized for being minimal, with only about 15 minutes of engaging content amidst a lengthy 14-hour grind and 45 hours of aimless exploration due to a lack of guidance. Players express a desire for more substantial narrative elements, indicating that the current story does not justify the extensive gameplay time.
- “There are about 14 hours of grinding, 45 hours of mindlessly walking around because this game doesn't give you any tips on where to go next, and 15 minutes of decent story and text, and that's if you read it slowly.”