Dungeon Repeater: The Tale of Adventurer Vera
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About Dungeon Repeater: The Tale of Adventurer Vera
This fantasy RPG plays the battles automatically: prepare well, explore the dungeon, grow strong.
Each win advances you to another challenge. Each loss, a chance to respawn and restrategize.
The fast pace and the looping exploration makes for a simple yet deep system of iterative gameplay.
Downloads
v1.34Confused about how the downloading works? Here is a handy guide
Only erotic events have been added. There are no changes to the majority of the game.
If you perform prostitution at the bar more than twice, a conversation event with Collins (the owner of the bar) will automatically occur.
After that, the “Introduce Uno to the Owner” and “Call Uno to Prostitute” menus will become available.
After these events occur, Uno at the base will change into a costume for prostitution.
After these events, Uno will change her costume to a prostitution costume and you can select “Have sex with Uno” when you talk to her. (A short small event).
Please note that the above three events are registered in the “Recollection” menu, but their locations are a little confusing.
Uno Prostitution 1″ and “Uno Prostitution 2″ are located at the bottom of the menu. (below the anal pendulum swinging)
Uno and Again and Again” will be added at number 19 from the top, below the other Uno-related erotic events.
Minimum
OS: Windows 7+
CPU: Any 1.5 GHz
RAM: 1 GB
GPU: DirectX 9.0c compatible
Storage: 115 MB
Recommended
OS: Windows 10+
CPU: Dual Core 2.0 GHz
RAM: 2 GB
GPU: Any DirectX 9 GPU
Storage: 115 MB
This game is actually really cool. It has a plot that doesn’t feel throwaway, and it has a lot of scenes to unlock. It has a system where you can view the defeat scenes for bosses you defeat, so you don’t have to lose on purpose in order to enjoy yourself.
The main thing to realize about it is that it has a battle system where you pre-script your character’s behavior before you go into the dungeon, and then just watch (or hit the escape orb if you need to). To someone who likes games that involve programming/scripting, this is great (if a bit on the simple side… it’s no zachtronics game). But some might find it either frustrating, or dull.