- July 19, 2018
- Acerola
- 12h median play time
Treasure Hunter Claire
Platforms
About
Treasure Hunter Claire is an action-packed metroidvania-style game. Play as Claire, a skilled treasure hunter, exploring a mysterious temple filled with puzzles, traps, and powerful enemies. Upgrade your weapons and abilities to defeat challenging bosses and uncover valuable relics in this epic adventure.








- The artwork is stunning and well-detailed, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game features a variety of quests and endings, providing good replay value.
- The combat system, while simple, allows for unique mechanics involving sexual skills and character customization.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and lacks challenge, especially when the main character becomes overpowered.
- The story is generic and predictable, with many players finding it unengaging.
- The game requires a patch to access adult content, which can be frustrating for players.
story
232 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Treasure Hunter Claire" is characterized as a standard JRPG plot with predictable twists, centering on Claire, a treasure hunter on a quest for wealth. While some players find the narrative light-hearted and humorous, others criticize it for being simplistic and lacking originality, with many side quests feeling tedious and unfulfilling. Overall, the game offers a mix of comedic elements and adult themes, appealing primarily to those seeking entertainment rather than a deep narrative experience.
“Excellent story, nice CGs, and you're going to have a good laugh with Milith's comments.”
“There's a lot to see here, and if you are invested in the story, you will want to play through multiple times to unlock all the endings.”
“The story focuses on Claire, a treasure hunter in the land of Alstroemeria who is tasked by the goddess with collecting legendary treasures to save the world.”
“The story plays like the standard JRPG plot and thus has some predictable twists.”
“The game is all 'go here, go there' with the storyline blending in with the quests; you almost need to do them to make all the grinding fun.”
“The story and dialogue in this game are insufferable, and I had to skim and speed-read, eventually skipping most of it after a certain point.”