- December 19, 2017
- とらいあんぐる!
Succubus Rem
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About
In Succubus Rem, players control a succubus named Rem who is on a mission to recover her lost powers. The game is a hack and slash dungeon crawler with a focus on fast-paced combat and exploration. Rem can use her seductive abilities to charm enemies and gain advantages in battle, adding a unique twist to the gameplay. The game features permadeath and procedurally generated levels, providing a challenging and replayable experience.









- The game features frequent and varied H-scenes that are enjoyable for fans of the genre.
- The humor in the poor translations adds a comedic element that some players find entertaining.
- It's a cheap game that provides a simple RPG experience, making it a decent distraction for a short playthrough.
- The translation quality is extremely poor, making it difficult to follow the story and often resulting in unintentional humor.
- The gameplay is very simplistic and linear, lacking depth and variety in combat and exploration.
- Many of the H-scenes are repetitive and do not deliver on the expected BDSM themes, leading to disappointment for some players.
story
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally viewed as incoherent and poorly translated, leading to a lack of engagement with its narrative elements. Players note that the plot revolves around a succubus on a quest for sexual encounters, which some find amusing despite its simplicity and lack of depth. Overall, while the story is not a strong point, it serves as a backdrop for gameplay that many find entertaining.
“Overall, the story is nice and the game is playable.”
“Amazing plot 10/10”
“(It's a story about a succubus, what did I expect honestly) simply put, the game made me laugh quite a considerable amount, despite its evident sloppiness when it comes to production value.”
“The story is pretty incoherent and rather silly, but due to the gibberish translation, it is hard to enjoy.”
“As far as the story goes, the game doesn't take itself seriously and doesn't establish any sort of world-building.”
“Story: if there was a story, it got lost in the bad English translation, but I have a feeling there wasn't much of a story to begin with.”