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Moero Chronicle Hyper

Moero Chronicle Hyper

|Japan, United States|Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)

6.8 /10

Okay

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Why play it

System-side enhancements like “Auto-Pilot” and “Status Up Items!” With HD image quality and HD rumble support, you can enjoy Monster Girls with even more hype! A world where humans and Monster Girls coexist. When a natural disaster suddenly occurs, the Monster Girls start to act hostile towards the humans. In order to find the cause of this, an ordinary young man named Io sets out on an adventure with Lilia, his childhood friend and a Monster Girl.

Story and worldbuilding

Io is a simple young man with only one problem – he can’t talk to women! Any attempts at conversation are destroyed by his perverted mind, except when he talks to Lilia, his best friend and a Monster Girl. However, that becomes the least of his problems when he’s tasked with going to the dangerous region of Monstopia. There, Monster Girls have begun rampaging, causing wanton pain and destruction. Have the Monster Girls simply gone mad, or is there an even greater evil afoot…? Find out in this moe-filled dungeon RPG!

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This is a Port leaning into Adventure, Role-playing (RPG). Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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Seafoam GamingConnor Nichols · 13 Jan, 2022
5/10

Unfortunately, Moero Chronicle doesn’t exactly have much merit to it outside of the eye candy, with the dungeon crawling feeling very, very shoehorned in and everything but the suggestive parts seeming like the afterthought here, and I could only stand around two hours before I realized that there wasn’t much of a enjoyable game here.

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NookGamingFabio Rodrigues · 28 Aug, 2020
6/10

I, unfortunately, can’t recommend this at full price. The localization is abysmal. As is, the game-play is what got me through. Fan-service was fine. Although, I felt it went overboard by having every outfit be panties.

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SwitchRPGElias Nox Lutes · 7 Jan, 2020
8/10

Elias wakes up in a realm full of panties and Monster Girls. When the girls are being struck with a strange and violent effect, what can a sister do but lend a helping hand?

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Cubed3Drew Hurley · 1 Jun, 2019
6/10

Moero Chronicle Hyper definitely has an audience, though it's a very niche one. This sort of dungeon crawler can be massively addictive, and it's always good to see someone have the balls to bring a game like this over from Japan uncensored. That being said, there are lots of things wrong with this. Characters designs are lacking; the levelling and skill unlocking systems are flawed; and the story is utterly bland. Many flawed elements, but for the centre of the Venn diagram where "Pervs," "JRPG fans," Etrian Odyssey dungeon crawling fans, all overlap, there are going to be some absolutely overjoyed gamers.

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oprainfallSteve Baltimore · 13 May, 2019
9/10

Moero Chronicle Hyper is an excellent port. The new features such as auto travel and HD Rumble make the experience even better than before. If you love dungeon crawlers and want to spend some quality time with amazing monster girls, this will be the best 20 bucks you ever spent on the eShop. I highly recommend it.

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Digitally DownloadedMatt Sainsbury · 26 Apr, 2019
7/10

Moero Chronicle is so completely unabashed about its fan service and endless innuendo that it's oddly charming, in its own way. There's absolutely no way that people who don't enjoy fan service for the sake of fan service will get anything out of this game. The dungeon crawling is executed well enough, but it's traditional to a fault. Furthermore, the localisation is so bad that it hurts a lot of the fun nonsense that runs through the script.

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