RaiOhGar: Asuka and the King of Steel

About

In "Raiohgar: Asuka and the King of Steel," players control RaiOhGar, a super robot piloted by Kouta and his girlfriend Asuka, as they battle against the evil organization Trizon to protect the world. Trizon, with its army of giant robots, seeks to conquer the world, but RaiOhGar's victories force them to retreat to a remote island. The game features exciting robot combat and a thrilling storyline to save the world from Trizon's evil plans.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

RaiOhGar: Asuka and the King of Steel screenshot

89%

Audience ScoreBased on 66 reviews

story6 positive mentions

grinding5 negative mentions

The art style is well-crafted and visually appealing, especially the character designs and H-scenes.
The game offers a unique blend of NTR and mecha elements, which can be enjoyable for fans of those genres.
The gameplay loop, while linear, is engaging enough to keep players interested in progressing through the story.

The combat system is overly simplistic and feels unnecessary, as it does not reward players for defeating regular enemies.
The story is considered weak and uninspired, with many players feeling that it lacks depth and meaningful choices.
An uncensored patch is required to fully enjoy the game, which may deter some players who are not aware of this requirement.

story
45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
78%
9%
The story is generally criticized for being simplistic and uninspired, with many reviewers noting that it primarily serves as a backdrop for lewd scenes rather than a compelling narrative. While some appreciate the adult themes and character development, particularly regarding the female protagonist's corruption, others find the plot to be poorly executed and lacking depth. Overall, the game seems to cater more to fans of adult content than those seeking a rich storytelling experience.
- “The story is a bit dark for most people.”
- “Raiohgar: Asuka and the King of Steel is an RPG that follows the story of two heroes in their new mission, with several interesting moments and also several other 'pure' ones showing the changes of the protagonists Kouta and mainly Asuka, in what should be only one more mission but it ends up becoming something much bigger.”
- “A story that will end with the regular ending of a hero story or a complete 'pure and innocent' doom for young Asuka, everything will be decided based on the choices over the 10 days of the mission, apparently normal for the pilot, but with a lot more special and 'innocent' events for the lady.”
- “The story is too simple, but I love the scenes.”
- “The story of the NTR is boring.”
- “The story is pretty much nothing except for fighting some robots.”
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
63%
19%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many users criticizing the turn-based mechanics as dull and lacking depth, particularly in combat. While some appreciate the unique elements and art style, others feel that the absence of traditional grinding leads to a lack of engagement, making the overall experience feel shallow. Overall, the gameplay is seen as basic and not particularly enjoyable, especially compared to other titles in the genre.
- “It doesn't waste your time with pointless grinding because only the bosses are worth fighting, but even then the minions serve a purpose since you don't want to wear yourself out before the boss; it's best to avoid them.”
- “A good HRPG will manage to have both gameplay and adult content be very enjoyable.”
- “Great game for its genre and brings some mechanics I haven't seen in other RPG Maker games.”
- “The turn-based mecha gameplay sucks.”
- “Under three hours of gameplay, although the boring and unnecessary combat sequences pad that out somewhat.”
- “There's not really any gameplay to speak of, and the gimmick of switching between Asuka and her partner isn't used in a particularly interesting way: it's pretty much just a few throwaway lines of dialogue referencing the h-scenes going on behind his back that he's oblivious to.”
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
33%
22%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many praising the art style, character design, and sci-fi interface as standout features. However, some users criticize the overall quality as amateurish, feeling that the visuals lack depth and polish, particularly in the combat animations and presentation. While the artwork is appreciated, it seems to fall short of expectations for a more polished experience.
- “I mostly bought it because I liked the art style and had played it a long time ago and enjoyed it.”
- “As mentioned, I really liked the art style, especially the menu and character design.”
- “The artwork is spot-on, and the interface stylistically feels sci-fi.”
- “The whole product feels very amateurish: the lowest bar of the Kagura games churn, with only the bare minimum of quality to the artwork, translation, and presentation elevating it beyond shovelware.”
- “But overall, I was profoundly let down by the artwork.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
83%
Overall, players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience. While some appreciate the reduced emphasis on grinding, focusing instead on strategic resource management and boss fights, others still encounter late-game grinding that can feel tedious. The game is designed to minimize pointless grinding, encouraging players to prioritize upgrades and efficient gameplay over excessive farming.
- “It's pretty easy to get enough money for upgrades, but that said, I still had to do some late-game grinding, which was annoying.”
- “The game design is just tedious where you're supposed to farm levels.”
- “Grinding will actually be a deficit, as you need to manage your resources in order to succeed at the missions.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the art style, including the menu and character design, received positive feedback, there is no specific mention of character development in the reviews provided. This suggests that character growth may not be a focal point in the game.
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is praised for its fitting superhero-style soundtrack, which complements the art and enhances the overall experience during missions.
- “Together with the art, we have a nice soundtrack that fits the superhero style music during the missions.”