Written by Otaku Apologist
I’m playing Foxynite, a free hentai action RPG developed by Gamebau Corporation and Foxgames Corporation. It’s a new free to play game. It’s a real-time action RPG with 3D graphics.
When I saw the announcement on Nutaku’s website that pre-registrations were open for this game, my blood boiled with fire. Finally a free hentai game with real-time gameplay that doesn’t look like shit. Ever since I started selling hentai products online, I haven’t had sexy-looking products to promote, making the process of getting a revenue stream for this damn website the most excruciating battle. I had to write about and promote the shittiest looking games. Imagine my shock when I saw the smooth 60 fps 3D panties of my character. Read my official Foxynite review here.
After just minutes of playing through the tutorial, I discovered that the game is shaped in the same mold as most of Nutaku’s free to play titles. The combat is semi-automated, you run through a short linear course full of baddies, fight a boss, and boom. You win. It’s the exact same design as Sacred Sword Princesses.
My feelings are always conflicted when writing about Nutaku’s newest free to play titles. DMM Group, whose games Nutaku publishes on their platform, cracked the code to making profitable free to play games. The problem is, the formula seems to be so challenging to execute, that almost every new title looks different but plays the same. But, after I play the games for a while, I usually find things to like about them.
Foxynite premise is that a planet named Karma hosts an incredible amount of ether, which is an energy source used by space ships and other crazy futuristic tech in the grimdark future. The story could get really good if these gaming companies allowed their writers any power in the creative process. You have elements for a riveting sci-fi drama: A mysterious planet, war between galactic empires, there’s evil robots that bleed blood, parallels to Judeo-Christian mythos. Something at the planet’s core is bringing back scrapped robots and dead humans as monsters that attack everyone. So mysterious!
From the three playable characters, I chose to play Nea. Her voice actress sounded extra hot and high-status. She wields two floating sawblades as her weapons. The blades are also her compansions that can think and talk. The game started with Nea suffering from amnesia, but still possessing the muscle memory to use her advanced weapons technologies.
The gameplay is extremely dumped down for casual players. You can practically let the game run on the side, while you work on other things. The computer A.I. is smart enough to use all your abilities on rotation while dodging attacks. On easier levels, it’s a hands-off experience. The difficulty curve tends to rise very slowly in these games, but when it does, it’s got all the mechanics to make you unzip your wallet.
The game has a very cluttered user interface, with multiple menus packed full of stuff. I detest this kind of complex menu design, because it’s got an overwhelming amount of things to look at. There’s often vital things you don’t learn until late into the game. I personally took months before learning the ins-and-outs of the menus of similar games ie. Flower Knight Girl.
Click any image to view the gallery from my first hour of play.
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I played this game until about chapter 12. After about chapter 10 easy mode it switches to normal. I was over 100,000 power but could not get past boss maximum rape each time quickly. Like you said at this point you may have to dig in your wallet. The pay to win mechanic kicks in which I despise. I unlocked about 4 or 5 sex scenes that were not impressive. The game looks good for what it is but not illusion company good. Though the game can play itself on normal mode you better not let it. You can unlock various modes but in the end I got bored with it. It’s now uninstalled.
If you look through the campaign, in the lower right corner, there are golden chest rewards for completing levels with three stars. Inside those chests, you will find tens of thousands of gold which you can spend to upgrade your gear and your drones. You also receive free “summons” in the shop, which is random loot (ie. drone parts) that help you grow stronger. Drones can be upgraded, and upgrading them also increases your character’s power. You gain talent points each level; put them in the right skills and you’ll quickly start dealing multiple percentages of additional damage. Also, check your in-game mail because certain rewards are sent there, including tens of thousands of gold from completing achievements.
Most kids are gonna get stuck on simple things like this.
Yeah I know I did all that. My drones were level 16 when I got to about chapter 12 or so. Once you complete a chapter you dont get those chest anymore. My weapons were maxed at c-level 25. I couldn’t get an a or b drop for nothing. My character was breezing by nicely until chapter 12 normal. By that time grinding raids and missions just got boring. Fact is you either wait for reset, grind away or buy your upgrades. That’s how these games work. They are made for you to eventually pay to win. Furthermore the sex scenes are short and make no sense as to who your character is fucking or why. Just didn’t like this game for many reasons in the end. It’s good considering what’s out there and I applaud nutaku for taking the charge for hentai style mmo but I have better hentai to play like honey select or playhome.
Repetition and grind is the standard in Asian games, whereas westerners are hungry for constantly new and fresh experiences. That’s why games like Nier Automata constantly switch between game modes not sticking to one genre. You have to entertain the audience from surprising angles.
However, developing the self-discipline to stick to your guns during boring periods is essential to success. I personally got “bored” with hentai after my second month of making money from it. Years later, I’m still here making bank while my friends are dropping out of the hentai hustle.
Lol I respect that. And I enjoyed your full review of the game and agree with it.look forward to more reviews from you. Cheers.
The only thing this game lacks is the option to turn the auto-fight completely off, cuz sometimes the so-called A.I. uses your skills that have rather long cooldown for no real reason, casting them in mid-air. On daily battles those mistakes can cost a lot.
Otherwise the game is great and it takes a real deal of time to let you progress truly. The gun-packed sweetie is my favourite and adding a mage can realy spice thing up a lot.
Besides once you hit a max on a certain item you just need certain materials to upgrade that item to its next stage giving around 1k additional overall power and reseting it back to level 1 with increased cap, so that the curcle can start all over again.