LonaRPG Free Download (2024)

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This is the world of LonaRPG Free Download Repacklab. Play the story of a young woman named Lona, who must survive in this gothic and cruel world. Explore a grimdark, twisted, and open world where one little mistake can cost Lona her life. Can you help Lona survive? (And protect her smile?)​ The choice of implementing real-time combat in a HRPG is both rare and excellent. This change how random encounter in the world map works. The only little problem I see in the battle system is those keymapping. It would be more efficient to have a universal attack key, and another key to switch the function of the prior key (maybe change the main hand action with secondary hand action). REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

The AI is smart, it will change attack direction if provided the space, know when to run away, and have vision system. Okay i am gonna be honest about this game. This game has a very big versatility, that means you can do a lot of things exploring the world. There is so many different quests, places, enemies and items. But most important is that this game has a lot of graphic violence, such as scat(which can be turned off on the menu) , miscariage(which can happen a lot and the scenes are pretty heavy) and others types of violence, such as the fact that the heroine here can be killed by traps, by starving to death and others things.

The magic system is clunky to aim in a game where enemies move this fast.

So I strongly recommend for those who are not into this type of violent content to avoid this game, since as i said, it is pretty dark and violent. About the art, well at least for me the art here is okay, neither very good neither bad. About the pregnancy, the game has a pregnancy mechanic that allows the heroine to get pregnant by a lot of enemies/npcs, but be warned once more, the pregnancy here also can be pretty violent, since a miscariage may happen even if you take good care of heroine’s health. So yeah, I’m not saying this game is bad, however it is not my type of game. Note: This game is very hard, you need to be very careful about exploring the places looking for resources such as food. Endzone A World Apart

Also the combat mechanic here is kinda lacking for me. This is a unique and high-quality game. It does an excellent job of creating an atmosphere of desperation and hopelessness, tying in appropriately brutal, nonconsent content, and creating challenges that are unfair and somewhat subject to the whims of RNG but not insurmountable with preparation and knowledge. No matter what level Lona reaches or how geared she is, she remains a little girl and can still be zerged or taken down if caught at a heavy enough disadvantage. There’s definitely a feeling of dread forced up when things align just right to f*ck you over.

Some of the traits are closed off depending on which others you chose.

The game also has some of the best capture sequences I’ve ever seen in an H-game, if not the best. The odds are tremendously stacked against you, and you really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel to accumulate enough resources to even attempt a worthwhile escape attempt, especially if you are captured while injured or starving. For example, imagine that your companion leaves at just the worst time, and your level 40 Lona just happens to be waylaid by bandits in Noer immediately after. Normally, you’d Bloody Mess these chumps with little issue, but your Lona is sick, injured, and hurling drugs out. She gets captured and endures days of abuse while waiting to capitalize on a good chance. Euro Truck Simulator

Eventually, you build up a gook chunk of resources, break down the cell door, and steal away into the night, aware that a misstep could have meant death. That’s tension. That’s drama. That said, playing the game on Doom mode is practically a requirement for a good experience. The mechanics fall apart when coupled with savescumming. An otherwise tense game becomes an annoying trudge where all failure does is determine how much time you waste. The game takes place on the island of Noer, which is isolated from the mainland. The island is host to two cities, that of Noer and Sybaris.

A game like this would benefit greatly from a mode where it overwrote your save with every bad outcome that happened similar to Karryn’s Prison.

The entire backdrop for the game is that the northern city of Sybaris has been overrun by an unexplained black mist which turns people into horrible monstrosities. The people caught in it become infested with parasites and mutate into twisted abominations while the very landscape takes on a fleshy and almost alive appearance, growing horrific appendages out of the very ground to attack you with. This naturally led to a huge migration of people moving southward from the now infested city of Sybaris to the relative safety of Noer, its sister port city, for refuge. Through the main quests, Lona is confronted with the refugee crisis and quickly encroaching disease of the mist.

Being a refugee herself, and under constant attack from her desperate kin, the city denizens, bandits, slavers, goblins, and eventually the infection creeping towards the not so safe city of Noer, she can choose to help the refugees through a heroic noble she encounters, though causing instability along the way, or help keep the status quo by siding with the elite of the city of Noer. I was surprised that both sides did have their merits, though one path is obviously the “good” path, the creator was careful to try and make each side look appealing. My opinion of this game went from 4 to 5 stars when I accidentally discovered that you can indeed fight your way back to your homeland and witness just how devastated the landscape is, and the detail is everything here. England Exchange

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