About Crimson Craftwars:
I started this by playing the demo before buying the game. However, the demo doesn’t actually give you much info about the actual game, as it cuts off before everything changes. It does give you a little bit of idea about the main characters. That having been said, I’m really impressed with the entire game. I’ve played all of the romance paths (to the good endings), and definitely will play through again. The whole thing was much more unconventional than I expected. Even the characters I thought I wouldn’t really go for, I still found interesting enough to want to play their routes. The story is weird and compelling, the main character isn’t a doormat, and the romances had enough build-up to be exciting. I definitely recommend this game. It is worth playing. Note: after having played this game way more times than is reasonable over the course of a week or so, I can also say that there are a variety of interesting… maybe not Easter eggs but interesting references. A lot of thought was put into the game, which makes it even more fun to play. Coming to like this game depends on what you want from your MCs. Whilst I love a MC who is headstrong, smart, and is relatively independent, Erika is just…./too/ much sometimes. It really made it hard to get past the common route into any of the LI’s specialized routes. I’m currently still only in Chapter 4, and honestly if I have to hear her accuse August one more time I’ll lock myself up just to solve the problem. She could be right or wrong, but frankly, it’s just frustratingly annoying. The same goes for most of her interactions where she literally just comes off as being…extremely /rude/ not independent nor headstrong, if that makes any sense. I recommend it to people who can deal with that and like that kind of thing, but for anyone else–I do not. The writing for the plot and all other characters is good imo, I just can’t get over Erika’s attitude most of the time. I understand her situation is kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ it’s just very difficult to sympathize/get engrossed when all I think is “here we go again” when she goes into one of her tangents about August (especially) or some other thing.
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About Crimson Craftwars:
Crimson craftwars is a turn based HRPG game where you play as the young swords-woman, Sachi, who is kidnapped while wandering alone in a forest one day. Sachi is unfortunately enslaved off and forced to fight in the titular Crimson Colosseum in order to earn her freedom. You will have to win 7 challenging battles within a 20 day time frame. Combat in the game is decently fun and definitely sets itself apart from other H-games with it’s dice feature. Using abilities in Crimson Colosseum is determined by a role of the dice. Whatever number the dice lands on will determine what ability is used. You can unlock and setup which number corresponds to what ability in the main menu at any time before a fight. This feature will probably either make or break the game for you since it adds a slight layer of RNG into the game. Combat also features QTEs where you need to press a directional button very quickly or else Sachi will be grappled and subdued. I personally enjoyed the combat but like I said that enjoyment will probably largely be determined by how you feel about the dice system. When not fighting in the arena, Sachi is free to explore the town as she pleases in order to train and purchase equipment. A large portion of the time spent playing the game will basically be spent in the training area where you will level up your attributes by spending your time slots. This can get really repetitive especially later on in the game when you are cycling through several new game + modes just to train and level up. H scenes are unlocked while randomly exploring the city and also of course by being defeated in combat. The H scenes are definitely good and well illustrated, but they can sometimes wander into some fringe H categories that not everyone may like. Overall Crimson Colosseum is an enjoyable turn based HRPG game. It can be a bit RNG and repetitive at certain times, but with it’s fun characters and great artwork, it is certainly a game worth checking out.
