Miss Lisette's Assassin Maid
- September 12, 2019
- Hasoyua
Get on SteamAfter being classified as a demon by the church, Lisette Blanchard is abducted by a mysterious group of thieves. Believing the abduction was a ploy to hide Lisette, the church executes the head of the Blanchard family. In response, the family's maid, Forty, a retired assassin, once again takes up her blade in order to rescue Lisette, and prove her innocence.Features: Classic RPG experience Snea…
Reviews
- The game features interesting gameplay mechanics and skill trees, allowing for different play styles such as stealth, seduction, and traps.
- The art and animations are aesthetically pleasing, providing a visual treat for players.
- The game offers a short but enjoyable experience, making it suitable for casual play after work.
- The combat mechanics are frustrating, as players cannot lose or win battles effectively, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- There is a lack of content, with minimal side quests and a linear experience that can be completed quickly.
- Technical issues, such as the inability to access the save/load menu, detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay10 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising the interesting mechanics and skill tree, while others criticize the combat as poorly executed and the overall experience as linear. Stealth elements add a layer of challenge, but players noted that the lack of consequences for engaging in lewd situations can diminish the sense of urgency. Overall, the game shows potential for improvement, particularly in future installments.
“Interesting gameplay mechanics and skill tree.”
“Short but decent; the story and game mechanics have great potential and can be improved in part 2. 9/10.”
“I felt like this was a weird crossover of Seed of Evil and Escape from Fortress Lugohm, as the stealth gameplay was certainly interesting and meant that navigating around was harder than in Seed of Evil, where you could basically get by just dodging most enemies on the map.”
“Worst combat mechanics I have ever encountered in a game.”
“Gameplay: one negative aspect here is that I experienced the gameplay as quite linear.”
“Unlike in Seed of Evil, this time, there is no mechanic that truly punishes you for not watching how often you get into lewd situations, and if you don't care about it much, you could just invest in the whole seduction tree and almost never have to fight an actual battle.”
- story5 mentions
- 60 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 40 % negative mentions
The story is generally well-received, with many praising its quality and potential for improvement in future installments, despite being described as short. While some players found it decent, others felt it was merely average compared to similar titles. Overall, it offers a satisfactory narrative experience, though it may not encourage extensive replayability.
“Art was good, the story was good too.”
“Short but decent; the story and game mechanics have great potential (can be improved in part 2) 9/10.”
“Frankly, I like the story of Seed of Evil a tiny bit more, but this game isn't bad.”
“The story was short; although there is a New Game Plus feature, I would say this is a one-and-done type of game.”
“The story is just okay.”
- graphics2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game's graphics are highly praised for their aesthetic appeal and quality artwork, making it a visual treat for players, especially those familiar with the previous title, Seed of Evil.
“This game is aesthetically pleasing and offers a good set of artwork for those who can appreciate it.”
“Hasoyua/Senra Banshou does not disappoint in the quality of artwork, and anyone who played Seed of Evil should know that it's a bit of a visual treat.”
- grinding1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -500 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be balanced; it's not overly tedious, yet it offers enough challenge to keep it engaging, unless players choose to simplify the experience.
“It's not too grindy, but also not incredibly simple (unless you decide to trivialize it).”
“The grind feels rewarding and balanced, making progress satisfying without being overwhelming.”
“I appreciate how the game encourages grinding without making it feel like a chore.”
“The grinding feels endless and tedious, making it hard to stay engaged.”
“I find the grind to be a major chore, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
“While some grinding is expected, this game takes it to an exhausting level.”
