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Seek Girl V is a single player casual role playing shooter game with fantasy, anime and erotic themes. It was developed by DSGame and was released on August 28, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

This is a Sokoban casual game. Players need to fill the holes in the ground with cubes to rescue the trapped girl.

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87%
Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews
gameplay8 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions

  • Gameplay evolved into real moving-character Sokoban-style puzzles that require logical thinking and offer a more engaging experience than previous entries.
  • Short, accessible puzzle stages suitable for casual play sessions, with responsive and clean controls and stable performance.
  • Anime-style collectible artwork and animations provide an appealing mature-themed visual reward for progressing through puzzles.
  • The mature content and artwork quality are uneven and less varied compared to earlier entries, feeling somewhat limited and rushed.
  • Puzzles are generally easy and somewhat repetitive with limited mechanics and lack depth or innovation in puzzle design.
  • The game lacks polish in UI and language support (default Chinese with no restart button), along with some technical and achievement-related issues.
  • gameplay
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Seek Girl V offers straightforward, grid-based puzzle gameplay with improved mechanics over previous entries, combining movable blocks and hazards that require thoughtful sequencing. While puzzles are generally accessible and occasionally challenging, the limited variety can lead to repetitive experiences, making it best suited for players seeking short bursts of casual logic gameplay alongside collectible anime-style art.

    • “The core gameplay revolves around navigating a compact grid filled with obstacles, movable blocks, and holes.”
    • “Mechanically, the puzzles are easy to understand but occasionally require patience and careful sequencing.”
    • “Seek Girl V is one of the first entries in the series that actually tries to change the gameplay instead of copy-pasting the same loop.”
    • “However, the limited variation in mechanics means that the experience can feel repetitive over extended play.”
    • “Most puzzles and characters can easily be skipped or rushed simply by pressing 'k' during gameplay.”
    • “I don't usually write reviews about such games, but this one tried to appeal to the same audience as Helltaker with its gameplay and fails miserably.”
  • graphics
    23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics in Seek Girl V feature a consistent anime-style pin-up art that remains visually appealing, especially in collectible artwork, though quality is uneven with some weaker pieces and occasional bleed-through issues. The puzzle stages use minimalist, pixelated visuals that feel simpler and less polished compared to previous entries, with animation considered somewhat rigid. Overall, the art maintains the series' mature aesthetic but is viewed as a slight downgrade from earlier versions.

    • “Visually, Seek Girl V adopts a minimalist puzzle interface contrasted with more detailed anime-style character artwork.”
    • “The graphics are surprisingly good for what this game is.”
    • “Throughout the whole game, the same art style is kept consistent, which is a plus.”
    • “The bad news: artworks feel more uneven and the mature content has fewer meaningful variations than the early entries.”
    • “The only downer in the graphics is that there is some bleed-through, which is far less common than some other games, but it's still enough to criticize developers who don't know what should go where or how to code.”
    • “Seek Girl V feels like a downgrade from Seek Girl IV; although the artwork is still high quality, the animation is noticeably rigid.”
  • story
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is generally considered simple and minimal, with some players finding it enjoyable primarily due to its escalating kink-themed content involving the protagonist's submissive dynamic. However, overall narrative depth and engagement are lacking, with many reviews highlighting the story as uninspired or nearly non-existent.

    • “The plot is simple, but enjoyable.”
    • “Different mini game this time, pixel graphics puzzle and somewhat of a story with the animated art.”
    • “The puzzles are just mediocre and not even interesting in any way, the "secret" dungeon is nothing more than 3-4 more levels with a non-existing story; the only selling point is the h-content which is more or less not very appealing (2 animations with the patch).”
    • “Story: n/a”
    • “If you want to go full idle-game, keep it up and watch your energy refill as it does over time, smash out a quick few rounds on auto-play, build materials through the day to use during quest reset.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is generally considered unremarkable and often muted by players, as it is seen as potentially disruptive to the mood. It mainly recycles tracks from previous titles, resulting in a soundtrack that does its job but fails to stand out or leave a lasting impression.

    • “I liked the music, the puzzles (which some had me stumped) and the girls you unlocked during the events of the game.”
    • “Mine started with no sound so I finished the whole game before I realized there was voice acting and music too.”
    • “Does the job; not memorable.”
    • “Admittedly, the music was totally muted since it probably ruins the mood regardless of style.”
    • “Most assets are from older games and the soundtrack is just a mixtape from the prequels.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game requires some strategic farming and resource management, but it remains manageable with a clear plan. Additionally, players can unlock all achievements without needing to engage in extensive grinding.

  • optimization
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game series offers good value despite not being fully optimized, which appears to be a consistent characteristic across the series.

    • “The game is not 100% optimized, but that part is a feature of this whole series already.”
    • “Nice cost performance game series.”
  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users praise the game's emotional aspect for its immersive audio-visual experience that creates a strong sense of presence, making players feel deeply engaged within the game world.

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Seek Girl V is a casual role playing shooter game with fantasy, anime and erotic themes.

Seek Girl V is available on PC and Windows.

Seek Girl V was released on August 28, 2020.

Seek Girl V was developed by DSGame.

Seek Girl V has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.

Seek Girl V is a single player game.

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