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Otome the Exorcist

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59%Game Brain Score
story, grinding
78% User Score Based on 27 reviews

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Otome the Exorcist is a single player role playing game. It was developed by huki damari and was released on August 21, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

When the city of Himori is struck by nests of terrifying Voracites, the only ones who can counter the scourge are individuals known as Exorcists.

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78%
Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews
grinding10 negative mentions

  • The game features good CG quality and art style, enhancing the visual experience.
  • The gameplay includes fairly fun dungeon exploration with some challenging bosses.
  • The narrative is acceptable, and the characters are generally enjoyable.
  • The game suffers from excessive grinding and repetitive gameplay, making it feel tedious.
  • H-scenes are short and lack depth, with subpar dialogues that detract from the experience.
  • The combat system is poorly balanced, leading to frustrating encounters and a lack of engaging content.
  • story
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story of "Otome the Exorcist" features a blend of university life and supernatural missions, focusing on the protagonist, Otome, and her friend Mei as they battle voracites and navigate various quests. While some players appreciate the engaging gameplay and character progression, others find the narrative abstract and lacking depth, with mixed opinions on its execution and artistic presentation. Overall, the story is seen as a mixed bag, with potential for fun but also areas that could benefit from more detail and coherence.

    • “With this premise, our story begins, controlling the protagonist, Otome, who must carry out missions that appear as the days go by. Most of these missions are informed by Professor Momoko, the counselor of the club, but some are discovered through conversations with other students and city residents, offering interesting rewards. However, be cautious, as some missions are marked with an (h) for a good and 'pure' reason, which our young protagonist will soon discover if she undertakes these missions or, in special cases, if she is defeated in battles.”
    • “Otome the Exorcist presents the story of two young girls balancing their routines as university students while being sent on missions to destroy nests of voracites that appear without warning, particularly targeting women. However, the dangers they face are not only from these creatures, as some individuals can be just as perilous as our protagonist and her friends.”
    • “If the fate of Otome and her friends will be that of saviors of the city and good students or that of victims of monsters or people with 'innocent' desires, this will be up to the player to decide in this engaging story produced by Huki Damari Studio and brought to English by Kagura Games.”
    • “The developer bothered to make a true ending route with tough battles, but the actual true ending story is so abstract and boring.”
    • “It's story is not good enough to be a regular JRPG, and it is just too tedious and boring to succeed as an H-JRPG. My recommendation: find another game to play.”
    • “Mixed was the art part (seen better elsewhere), and the story could be more detailed, at least a bit.”
  • grinding
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Reviews indicate that the grinding in the game is excessive and tedious, with players expressing frustration over the lack of engaging dungeons and repetitive combat. Many feel that the grinding is necessary due to the skill system, which forces players to either level up significantly or risk being underprepared for boss fights. Overall, the grinding detracts from the enjoyment of the game, leading to a recommendation to seek alternatives.

    • “Way too much grinding, and way too few dungeons to do it in.”
    • “The combat gets boring quickly, and grinding is a must.”
    • “Without grinding, this makes one choose between lacking the skills needed to win fights (especially boss fights will require correct skills), or being stat weak from low levels so fights last longer.”
  • gameplay
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally considered repetitive and simplistic, lacking depth compared to more established RPGs. While some players find it fairly enjoyable, it is often described as plain and not on par with classic titles like Final Fantasy or Legend of Mana. Overall, it offers a basic experience that may not satisfy those seeking more engaging mechanics.

    • “Fairly fun gameplay dungeoneering.”
    • “Gameplay is better compared to most RPG makers.”
    • “Hours of gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is repetitive and at times seems bare bones.”
    • “In terms of gameplay itself, Otome the Exorcist is a somewhat plain little game.”
    • “Gameplay - better compared to most RPG Makers.”
  • graphics
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics feature high-quality artwork and impressive CG quality, but the overall in-game visuals are often considered unremarkable due to the reliance on recognizable RPG Maker assets and a lack of detailed backgrounds.

    • “Great CG quality and art style.”
    • “The in-game visuals are generally unremarkable, laden with recognizable RPG Maker assets.”
    • “The artwork is very high-quality, though seldom seen with a proper background.”
  • music
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is praised for its relaxing and atmospheric qualities, effectively complementing the visuals and enhancing the overall experience. It features a variety of intriguing sounds that evoke a sense of immersion, with moments described as "pure and innocent."

    • “The soundtrack beautifully complements the game's atmosphere, providing a relaxing experience while also evoking moments that feel 'pure and innocent'. The variety of interesting sounds adds depth to the overall immersion.”
    • “The soundtrack does its part well throughout the game, providing a relaxing atmosphere, but it often feels repetitive and lacks variety.”
    • “While there are some interesting sound effects, the overall music experience is underwhelming and fails to enhance the gameplay.”
    • “The music is often too subtle and doesn't leave a lasting impression, making it easy to forget as you play.”
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Otome the Exorcist is a role playing game.

Otome the Exorcist is available on PC and Windows.

Otome the Exorcist was released on August 21, 2020.

Otome the Exorcist was developed by huki damari.

Otome the Exorcist has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its story.

Otome the Exorcist is a single player game.

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