- July 23, 2020
- Yasagure Kitsuenjyo
- 12h median play time
The Curse of Kubel
Platforms
About
"The Curse of Kubel" is a Japanese-style action game set in a feudal civilization. As a lone warrior, players must battle through hordes of enchanted enemies and powerful bosses using a variety of weapons and skills. The game features a dark, ominous atmosphere and a deep, engaging storyline inspired by Japanese folklore. With its unique setting, challenging gameplay, and beautiful graphics, "The Curse of Kubel" is a must-play for fans of action games and Japanese culture.











- The art and graphics are highly praised, with many reviewers noting their quality and uniqueness.
- The story is engaging and well-written, particularly for fans of the NTR genre, with a strong character development arc.
- The game offers a different gameplay experience compared to typical RPGs, focusing on resource management and strategic planning rather than traditional combat.
- The gameplay is repetitive and grindy, with many players expressing frustration over the lack of variety and the tedious dungeon crawling mechanics.
- The game features non-consensual sexual content that may be disturbing to some players, with many reviews highlighting the unpleasant nature of the protagonist's experiences.
- There are technical issues, including frequent crashes and bugs, which detract from the overall experience and enjoyment of the game.
story
142 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is heavily centered around the NTR (netorare) theme, featuring a well-developed narrative with strong character introductions and emotional depth, particularly focusing on the heroine's struggles. While many players appreciate the intricate storytelling and character backgrounds, some criticize the pacing and the forced nature of certain plot elements, which can detract from the overall enjoyment. Overall, the story is seen as a highlight for fans of the genre, despite its flaws and the tedious gameplay mechanics that accompany it.
“In spite of its flaws, it's still a great game with a surprisingly strong story, and still gets my recommendation.”
“Tcok’s strongest point is the story: the devs made a serious effort building Cero’s and Magetano’s background, with a prologue that lasts almost an hour.”
“The story is good; it does a good job of tying in with the gameplay, and specifically, it really does the NTR genre well.”
“The story is dumb af and it can't be over soon enough.”
“I was pushing through the crap storyline when it crashed near the end and I had to start back over about halfway through and I just gave up.”
“You are forced to have sex with someone the main character doesn't want to in order to progress the story.”