Wolf RPG - Completed - The Infinite Cave, Magi Livellouli [v1.20] [yahiruzu]

The only saving graces are the artwork, the idea itself, and the game being quite merciful. But there are many downsides. Sound in particular gets annoying, you'll hear constant typing and moaning sounds, with additional buzzing from the toys - there seems to be no way to remove them, at all, and you WILL get them from the traps. I would honestly recommend turning sound effects off.

There are also orgasms, that are displayed by screen getting white. It might not sound bad, but the further you go the faster you get them, so it's just flashbang after flashbang right into your face, all while you try to concentrate on math.

Math difficulty is like this:
1. Easy - for braindead those who are bad at math.
2. A little difficult - for those who are decent at math. Which is me. Math here is sometimes easy, and sometimes bullshit, but it's alright, since actually dying is difficult, so the game expects you to get some stuff wrong here and there. Girls can take a lot before getting a game over.
3. Impossible - which is possible, just for people who are good at math and can do it quickly. I got to the midgame and folded. This difficulty seems to be the intended, true way to play the game, because bonus after final boss operates on the "impossible" math speed.
4. Transcendence - now that one is truly impossible. Resistance is futile, unless you're cybernetically enhanced or an AI. Or perhaps i underestimate math fans and they can solve this absolute bs... you can be proud of your math skills if you can, but it's ridiculous.

Game also has an "auto" system. It plays the game by itself, sometimes losing, sometimes winning, so you can behold it hands-free.

What you should know before playing it - you won't die if your hp hits zero, you'll ONLY die if both girls get completely restrained in combat. As long as you can end combat without making like 10-15 mistakes, you'll survive with no repercussions even for being close to death. So don't get too sweaty about math, getting distracted won't kill you.


Some might think there's no pause function and it sucks, but taking a screenshot does, in fact, pauses the game completely. Is it cheating? Absolutely it is! You can just pause math and solve it whenever you want. You can even beat maximum difficulty like this, just don't forget to delete hundreds of screenshots.

I do think people were being more harsh than they needed to be. This is a one and done game once you make it to the end and check out the infinite dungeon (AKA looking through all the art).

Pros:

• The math is easy enough to where you don’t have to think that hard.
• Consequences for getting a question wrong aren't severe.
• Art is good
• Battle fuck is decent. You have to get a few answers wrong combined with RNG for it to start happening though.
• Infinite mode allows you to see all the combinations of enemies while ignoring the math. You can choose which girl to battle fuck.

Cons:

• Game ends at 100 floors with a boss fight. Endless mode is until you lose.
• Story is non-existent. You keep going until you make it to the end.
• For some strange reason, a girl’s HP reaching zero doesn’t actually result in gameover. It’s only a game over if both girls are in a captured state regardless of their health.
• Final Boss is too easy like most of the enemies that go down in a few hits. The boss just has more health.

Its an average game. You play it once and you move on. No need to act like it's anything else.

Reviewed: Version 1.10
Completion: Completed Transcendant difficulty twice and cleared Bonus 1. I cleared Transcendant a second time because I had to redownload to give a concise review.

The game runs nicely enough, and the scenes are nice, which is why this review gets 3 stars, otherwise I would have dropped it to 2. It firmly hits that "you're here for the sex, but you also want to win" note, which is really good for my tastes.

And now for the bad parts. Unfortunately, the gameplay of solving math problems while your girls get raped are rather contradictory. Maths is a game of focus, and you cannot get yourself to immerse into the H scenes while you're still at the risk of losing. And speaking of losing, game overing in this game is actually really hard to do.

This is because to game over, you sort of have to... Have both girls captured at 0 HP, or something? I don't know, because I never game over'd. (both Transcendent runs as well as Bonus 1 took only one try each) Anyway, point is this is way too lenient. It requires some real luck to even get close to this point on [insert your comfortable difficulty here] and, from my experiments with the immortal enemy on Bonus 2, it even takes a while after you fulfill the condition to truly get the game over and be booted to the menu. (At least it doesn't give you anything for fulfilling this ludicrous game over condition.)

But if it's easy to not lose, it must be easy to win, right? WRONG! The RNG in this game is ruthlessly stupid. The timer you get for each question is dependent only on the difficulty, and not on the question's difficulty. Oh, and did I mention the questions are randomly generated? Otherwise how can 822+174-2 appear on the same floor as 8x1? Getting the same amount of time (1.5 seconds on Transcendant, according to my stopwatch) on both of these questions is absurd, not to mention that to answer these questions on Transcendant means borderline guesswork based on split-second decisions and which digits you happened to see. Sometimes life and death can be decided by whether you flicked your cursor onto 994 or 694.

And even if you're a god that answers each and every question correctly, you still get screwed over by RNG anyway! Traps are impossible to avoid, and if you get a bunch of traps early, you're basically running naked with 5 tentacles attached to you and 0 HP into Floor 100. This is a complete antithesis to the nature of mathematical questions, and in general results in feeling like being punished for doing nothing. While such things can be commonplace in the trap dungeon genre, I feel it is done badly in this. There is no sense of surprise, push-or-pull, or resource management. Just two girls and the person behind the monitor slowly watching the HP bar drain without being able to do anything.

One last thing. This is more personal, but Bonus 2 shouldn't have been put on the difficulty list. You're just wailing on an immortal boss. Isn't this already covered by Endless or something? Unbelievable.

By the way, the Gallery sucks. Just put Auto on an Easy run, it's way easier.

Overall usable as material, but if you're here for a good challenge to run your brain, forget it. Go get a math drill off google and practice that, it's way better. By the way, I encourage everyone here to do it just to get a sense of how horrendous that difficulty curve is.

[Version: v1.10]
Status: Completed (Easy)
Final Score: 3/5

1. Story: Well, you thought "Let's go to that weird hentai dungeon?". To be fair, thay give like a brief description to why they go there, but kinda of whatever. (2/5)
2. Originality: Well, it's kinda original to be honest. Can't say that is good, but is something. (4/5)
3. Sound: There is a music and lewd noises. (4/5)
4. Playability: For a math student, good. For me, not so much. (2/5)
5. Performance & Bugs: Perfect, no problem at all. (5/5)
6. +18: The art is nice here. No animation whatsoever. (4/5)
7. Amount of content: Small game. There was more after the endgame, but I dropped. (2/5)

Cute art and simple gameplay, doing math is not THAT hard but the highest difficulty is straight up impossible xd
If you are looking for a pretty short game that lets you see its content by literally doing nothing this game is perfect

Whoever thought that making people do math while playing a porn game must either be a genius himself to be able to do that or a complete idiot for making this game. The gameplay is literally just doing math and if you get it wrong the heroines get a debuff/molested. Don't waste your time on this, it's not worth the effort for a wank.