SEQUEL Colony

Offering more of the same, SEQUEL colony takes what the second game in the series did and makes it a much more complete kind of lewd RPG!

Remember Who You Are

The previous game, SEQUEL Blight, had our hero forgetting who he was, but that is not what goes down this time. While we awaken in a strange hospital, there is an entity at play here who is willing to do whatever it takes to get what they want. There is more of a horror theme to the story this time around, and like the last game, it was the interaction with the various characters that I felt was the real main attraction to the story, as there are several party members and NPCs that you get to know pretty well.

Making You Work For It

I think that this is a great series, and SEQUEL colony builds upon what we had before with the last game. This is a solid lewd RPG that has a ton of content. For me, the real star this time around was the multiple boss battles. They have a great combat system in this game, and I loved how they made the bosses extra challenging. There is also an interesting relationship system with the characters that is done very well, too. The game is pretty hefty in the content that it has, and I really liked how the game was good at keeping you on track with what you needed to do next.

An Extra Step In The Right Direction

If you have played the other two games, you should know what to expect when it comes to the visuals here, and I mean that in a very complimentary way. The character designs in this series are awesome, big-boobed anime babes are how I would describe them, but with the horror elements that this one has, it has a little more of an extra hot vibe to it, if that makes sense. When it came to the sex scenes, from what I saw and remembered from the last game, this was all new content, so that was pretty awesome.

Pros:

• Once again, we have a great collection of characters
• The boss battles are fun and challenging
• If you liked the last game, you will have a ton of fun here

Cons:

• The horror stuff may not be for everyone
• If the other games did nothing for you, I cannot see this winning you over