The second you got your wood turned off by a literal H Game,thats the moment you realized something was wrong. I mean,the first 2 minutes was literally traumatizing as hell
In order to save that girl (Elma) U have to talk to her before killing the boss of the area, then u defeat him and return to the shop, it will trigger an animation where her "mom" approaches and kills her, but it lets you move, so you have to dash forward and kill the monster. After that u will find her in the forest with all your other companions, just interact with her and she'll be available for summoning.
@@wankachalawea I had to figure it out by watching a 6 hours walkthrough, I was so confused because there's barely any tutorials from this game because of it's name, youtube only shows you dark souls videos or non related stuff.
You need to kill Piper in the sewer too,otherwise he will eat Elma. As for His dad,just buy his sword in the castle. After you got all it right,you'll have a Full Family reunion in the forest (minus her dumbass mom)
@@WhiteWomanSlasher at the end of the day most of these games are just porn, what is impressive about NTRPG2 is the deceptively simple setup and how effective it is at hooking you into having a rudimentary amount of care for what would otherwise be just pixels. The dev unironically had not only a very clear artistic vision for this project, but also the requisite follow-through as it were to make it something great, a peerless entry in an otherwise underwhelming genre of games. What all these other games tried to do and/or make you feel, NTRPG2 achieves flawlessly and arrives there much more naturally; and I think it's correct to say that the chief goal is "feeling" over anything else, the idyllic prologue with the Erik Satie motif very much speaks to this. NTRPG2 has no real CGs at all; it's all text and "animations" between the in-game character sprites. it is undeniably poor wank material; but again, this is where the artistic prowess of the dev shines, because opting for this route is one of the key aspects that separates this game from the rest. normal CGs in most eroge paint a much more explicit picture of what is going on, at the cost of shattering of suspense there is of disbelief. "oh, she's getting seeding pressed now." if you have ever played any amount of these games you would understand: you walk around mainly admiring generic RPGmaker assets with drawn cut-aways for the ero scenes. it is jarring. in the great excess of cases, even if there was any feeling to be had in the game world, it is simply lost in translation to the overtly-explicit drawn art. by keeping the entire scope of the game within the realm of rpgmaker, NTRPG2 ends up being a more immersive, intimate, and suffocating experience. every single character except for the player stand-in, Mars, is human refuse; but there is no break between these characters and their treachery like most games, because it all occurs in game. the characters committing these awful things are the characters themselves, as we have come to know them, the very same we were baited to invest some time and thought into, and not explicit still images. even for the surely mentally deranged, this game is excessively difficult to find arousing in any way, and the game has garnered a reputation as such; the main feelings provoked and deep contempt and disgust. this is a game that would challenge even somebody into NTR's mindset, and make him take personal stock. it is less of a porn game and more of a game with erotic content designed to make you always uncomfortable and at times abjectly miserable. the magic book ending, in which it is revealed that no matter what the protagonist of the game did, this would all befall the village anyway, has something for the fatalists. overall? I believe it to be something of a modern masterpiece in severe and cutting misanthropy, and more specifically, misogyny. I feel like this game, at least partially, has designs on making you want to find women contemptible creatures, along with really all of the sewer that is humanity, but women, really, are the centerpiece for every single ounce of tragedy contained therein.
@@WhiteWomanSlasher at the end of the day most of these games are just smut, what is impressive about NTRPG2 is the deceptively simple setup and how effective it is at hooking you into having a rudimentary amount of care for what would otherwise be just pixels. The dev unironically had not only a very clear artistic vision for this project, but also the requisite follow-through as it were to make it something great, a peerless entry in an otherwise underwhelming genre of games. What all these other games tried to do and/or make you feel, NTRPG2 achieves flawlessly and arrives there much more naturally; and I think it's correct to say that the chief goal is "feeling" over anything else, the idyllic prologue with the Erik Satie motif very much speaks to this. NTRPG2 has no real CGs at all; it's all text and "animations" between the in-game character sprites. it is undeniably poor material for the proverbial jerk; but again, this is where the artistic prowess of the dev shines, because opting for this route is one of the key aspects that separates this game from the rest. normal CGs in most eroge paint a much more explicit picture of what is going on, at the cost of shattering of suspense there is of disbelief. "oh, she's getting seeding pressed now." if you have ever played any amount of these games you would understand: you walk around mainly admiring generic RPGmaker assets with drawn cut-aways for the ero scenes. it is jarring. in the great excess of cases, even if there was any feeling to be had in the game world, it is simply lost in translation to the overtly-explicit drawn art. by keeping the entire scope of the game within the realm of rpgmaker, NTRPG2 ends up being a more immersive, intimate, and suffocating experience. every single character except for the player stand-in, Mars, is human refuse; but there is no break between these characters and their treachery like most games, because it all occurs in game. the characters committing these awful things are the characters themselves, as we have come to know them, the very same we were baited to invest some time and thought into, and not explicit still images. even for the surely mentally deranged, this game is excessively difficult to find arousing in any way, and the game has garnered a reputation as such; the main feelings provoked and deep contempt and disgust. this is a game that would challenge even somebody into NTR's mindset, and make him take personal stock. it is less of a run of the mill h game and more of a game with erotic content designed to make you always uncomfortable and at times abjectly miserable. the magic book ending, in which it is revealed that no matter what the protagonist of the game did, this would all befall the village anyway, has something for the fatalists. overall? I believe it to be something of a modern masterpiece in severe and cutting misanthropy, and more specifically, misogyny. I feel like this game, at least partially, has designs on making you want to find women contemptible creatures, along with really all of the sewer that is humanity, but women, really, are the centerpiece for every single ounce of tragedy contained therein.
I've only ever played the other game this guy did, Red Hood's Woods, but it went pretty hard on the storytelling. And even when it did have sex scenes, it was less for eroticism and more to enhance the storytelling. It's one of those rare rpgmaker eroges that's more than just wank fodder.
And now RHW's a prequel for BS1,if you still haven't played BS, and you liked the story telling in RHW, you'll love the story telling in BS1 and BS2. Also, Red Hood is part of Black Souls too, appears both in 1 and 2. Next game Toro is making is Dead Red Hood, that happens prior tot he events of Black Souls 2. Edit: Forgot to say Red Hood is top 1 concurrent for best girl spot, if it wasn't for Yog-Sothoth.XD
@@skell6134 I already played it recently, in fact I'm playing the second game now. And yep i got depressed specially after seeing all the endings with all companions with Leaf's ring
@@skell6134 Nope. I still have to see what's happen when you fill the library but because you have to do something with some npcs for the boss in the secret garden i have to start the again from the beginning, but I'm too lazy for that, but eventually I'll do it
@@windah904 Just walk through every location and eventually you gonna gather full library,take it slow and dont hurry because there LOTS of bosses needed for this But also... little spoiler that gathering just full library aint the only requirement for one more ending :p
why is this game popular now?... well now that we are at it, remember to check monmusu quest paradox RPG and the SEQUEL games, especially Colony, great history
I just finished the first two games last week, now I am at the start of Blacksouls2. So far, nice gameplay with an amazing story. The H is nothing noteworthy really, more for shock value than anything, considering the range of age and consent we cover.
you can deactivate the H aspect. And it the beginning it will ask you if you want H aspect or not. and honestly i only remember not the eroge aspect but the story aspect.
*sees Grimm Tales inspired Dark Souls rpgmaker* Holy shit, Cinder from RWBY should've been the match girl instead of FUCKING CINDERELLA Like seriously, it fits her way too well thematically and they could've gone a route where her obsession with power stemmed from a traumatic past of near-death experiences in poverty, and through this obsession she eventually becomes consumed by the Grimm until it engulfs her in searing fire(basically Fire Punch) before she meets her end when it inevitably burns out I can't believe it took some random Black Souls video to make me realise this about fucking RWBY
