- May 25, 2018
- SierraLee
- 5h median play time
Ouroboros
Platforms
About
"Ouroboros" is a single-player RPG featuring a bright world with a dark secret. The protagonist must save a princess and uncover the truth behind unsettling signs of déjà vu. With time travel mechanics and no need to grind, the game offers quick combat, deep strategy, and uncensored sex scenes, all in roughly 5-6 hours of content. The game features an unlockable gallery of all scenes and no DRM.





- The game features a compelling and well-written story that keeps players engaged and invested in the characters.
- It offers a unique twist on traditional RPG mechanics, focusing on puzzle-solving and exploration rather than grinding.
- The character interactions and humor are well-crafted, providing both heartwarming moments and clever dialogue.
- Combat can feel tedious and unrewarding, often encouraging players to avoid fights rather than engage with them.
- The controls are uncomfortable and lack the ability to be remapped, which can detract from the overall experience.
- Some players may find the initial cycles repetitive and the lack of clear direction frustrating, especially when trying to progress.
story
170 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely praised for its engaging narrative, interesting characters, and clever twists, often described as both fun and thought-provoking. While some reviewers noted that the plot isn't particularly deep, it effectively combines humor and mature themes, leaving players wanting more. Overall, the storytelling is considered the standout feature, making it a compelling experience even for those who may not prioritize gameplay mechanics.
“This game has a good story and the adult patch is not really required to play it.”
“I recently played this game and forgot to apply the content restoration patch because the story was that gripping and tightly told.”
“The story and game mechanics of this game are really unique and fantastic and elevate RPG Maker games to a whole new enjoyment level.”
“The story is the main thing here, and it's actually just kinda the prologue to something bigger.”
“There wasn’t that moment that made me impressed with the protagonist or go 'oh, so this is what the plot is about.'”
“It does stumble a bit in that a lot of the battles don't matter at all, and you solve a lot of your problems with cunning and exploration - until you have to win battles to get the strength you need to win battles to advance the story.”