Quickie: Halloween Off the hook (Public)

A Halloween costume party but everyone's actually in character, not just wearing a cheap mask. That's what this Quickie spin off feels like. Oppai Games took their usual cast and dropped them into some medieval fantasy nonsense, complete with magic and probably too much leather. It's a visual novel, you click, you read, sometimes you get a choice that makes you panic for no reason. The art is that familiar Oppai style, big eyes, bigger other things, all very clean. But something about the fantasy setting makes it feel dirtier, which I guess is the point. The localization is a trip. Whoever translated this, or maybe wrote it directly, has a thing for making characters sound like they're in a ren faire but also horny on main. One of the sorceress types says something about a love potion and it's so over the top I had to click back to read it again. The voice acting, if you can call the little gasps and moans that, does a lot of heavy lifting. There's this one scene in a tavern that goes from zero to a hundred real fast, and the sound of a chair scraping is what really sells it before the clothes start coming off. The soundtrack is just generic lute music, I think, I barely noticed it. The story choices feel like they matter until you realize you're just picking which sex scene you get next. There's a branching path near the end that completely changes who you end up with, a busty elf or a busty knight. I picked the knight because of the armor, obviously. The whole thing is a quickie, as advertised. You can finish it in one sitting, which is good because the plot about a cursed amulet makes no sense if you think about it for more than five seconds. The fantasy setting is just an excuse for tentacle spells and "healing" scenes that involve very specific anatomy. It's not canon to the main series, which is a shame because I'd play a whole game about that elf.

• adventure
• visual novel
• hentai
• oppai games
• choice