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We recently checked out the dark and moody puzzle-platformer, Albert and Otto: The Adventure Begins, from indie developer KBros. In it players have to traverse a unique and foreboding gameworld while relying on the aid of a magical bunny to survive the many pitfalls. To find out more about the game we badgered its creator Nikola Kostic who graciously answered our questions
PC Game Reviews
The story of G-senjou no Maou – The Devil on G-String is definitely the best part, but despite its age the game doesn’t disappoint when it comes to visuals and audio either. The adult scenes did not make the cut, but even without them the game is still one of the best in the genre. Players who enjoy intelligent and well written stories with plenty of twists and turns should not miss out on G-senjou no Maou – The Devil on G-String.
Gameplay: This is a very long visual novel with wildly different routes and plenty of great characters.
Graphics: It is a pity that the CGs had to be cropped for widescreen, but the game still looks great despite its age.
Sound: The voice overs cost extra, but are worth the high price and the soundtrack is equally brilliant
