Otome the Exorcist

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In "Otome the Exorcist," players join the Subjugation Squad to battle the Voracite Phenomenon, a terrifying event causing large nests to appear and swallow victims. As an Exorcist with the power of Animus, players must navigate randomized dungeons in this RPG, using turn-based combat to protect the city of Himori. Skill learning systems add depth to this contemporary supernatural adventure.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

81%

Audience ScoreBased on 27 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

grinding9 negative mentions

The game features nice scenes and high-quality art, enhancing the overall visual experience.
Gameplay includes a mix of traditional RPG elements with roguelite mechanics, making dungeon exploration enjoyable.
There is an unlockable gallery that allows players to revisit scenes, adding replay value.

The game suffers from excessive grinding and tedious combat, which can detract from the overall enjoyment.
Many hidden content and bosses are difficult to find or overly challenging, leading to frustration.
The H-scenes are often short and lack depth, with subpar dialogues that do not meet expectations for an H-RPG.

story
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
12%
76%
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The story of "Otome the Exorcist" follows two university students who balance their academic lives with missions to combat supernatural threats, featuring a mix of engaging quests and character interactions. While some players appreciate the progression and unique premise, others find the narrative abstract and lacking depth, with criticisms aimed at its tediousness and insufficient detail for a compelling experience. Overall, the story is seen as a mixed bag, with potential for enjoyment but also significant room for improvement.
- “With this premise, our story begins, controlling the protagonist, Otome, who has to carry out missions that appear as the days go by, most of them informed by Professor Momoko, counselor of the club subjugate. Some missions are found by talking with other students and people from the city, offering very interesting rewards, but be careful as some are marked with an (h) for a good and 'pure' reason, which our young protagonist will discover if she completes these missions or, in special cases, if we are 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 behind victims, especially women. However, not only are the voracites dangerous; some people 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 fun 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
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviews indicate that the grinding in the game is excessive and tedious, with players feeling there are insufficient dungeons to make the experience enjoyable. The combat quickly becomes monotonous, and grinding is often necessary to develop skills for boss fights, leading to frustration rather than engagement. Overall, many players recommend seeking alternative games due to the lackluster story and overwhelming grind.
- “Way too much grinding, and way too few dungeons to do it in.”
- “The combat gets boring quickly, and grinding is a must.”
- “It's story is not good enough to be a regular JRPG and it is just too tedious and boring to succeed as a H-JRPG; my recommendation is to find another game to play.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The gameplay of "Otome the Exorcist" is described as fairly fun but somewhat plain compared to classic RPGs like Final Fantasy and Legend of Mana. While it offers better mechanics than many RPG Maker games, it may not fully satisfy those seeking a more engaging RPG experience. Overall, it provides a decent amount of gameplay hours but lacks the depth found in more established titles.
- “Fairly fun gameplay dungeoneering.”
- “Gameplay is better compared to most RPG makers.”
- “Hours of gameplay.”
- “In terms of gameplay itself, Otome the Exorcist is a somewhat plain little game.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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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
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
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 that enhances the storytelling.”
- “The music is both soothing and evocative, creating moments that feel pure and innocent, perfectly matching the game's tone.”
- “The diverse range of sounds, from serene melodies to intriguing effects, adds depth to the gameplay and immerses players in the world.”