Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation Free Download

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Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation Free Download Unfitgirl Steam fairly recently updated their library features, and when the update went out to everyone I found something that shouldn’t be there. You see, Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation is unavailable in Europe and America. I haven’t checked every location via VPN, but from what I can tell it’s only available in certain Asian countries. However, post-update, there it was sitting in my library just the same as if I’d bought it. After asking around, it appeared to be only me who had acquired this “forbidden” fruit. So, of course, I installed it and decided to review it. After all, during my research I discovered that you can trick Steam into allowing you to add it to your library, and it wouldn’t lead to a ban. It involves a VPN and if you can do an internet search for this game’s Steam community guides you’re halfway there. But what is Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation? Unlike the main series, it involves no combat. And unlike the Xtreme spin-off series it doesn’t include any men. Venus Vacation sees you taking charge of an island which hosts an endless stream of volleyball tournaments, called festivals. The players of said festivals are the women from the Dead or Alive franchise, who are getting along with each other splendidly. There’s no log rolling, no trying to knock each other off of a float with their bums, and no player control. Unfitgirl.COM SEXY GAMES

As the person in charge, you don’t get to participate in the fun, you just get to watch, though you can choose tactics and make substitutions during timeouts. Oh, and you can pause so that you can take photos of course, maneuvering the camera wherever you please. Outside of volleyball, you can take photos pretty much anywhere and anytime. That’s the main point of this game, and after almost a dozen hours of playing, I’ve learnt that fact well and truly. Sure, due to the vast amount of loading times, it’s probably closer to 10 hours of actual “play”, but still. There are plenty of festivals to participate in, as well as weekly event festivals, so there is a lot of time that you can spend in the game, but if you hate mobile “gacha” games then you’re going to really hate this. Venus Vacation lives for timers, and that starts with the daily free random swimsuit that you can get after 7pm GMT. When they’re not playing volleyball, you can set two women to do a job, which takes from 10 minutes up to 20 hours depending on which you choose. They can still participate in festivals, so don’t worry there. This gives the pair points towards their closeness meter, and as it reaches certain levels it unlocks shared poses for them to take while you photograph them, as well as memories. Memories are short scenes where the woman talks to you and you respond with something complimentary or perverted – you have no choice in the matter.

Cutscenes and visual novel elements

Each girl has an episode that is unlocked at every 10 levels the girl has attained. They usually involve teasing and fan service as the girl tries on various swimwear, adopts a variety of poses for the owner to take pictures of, and scenes showing how they are slowly warming up to the owner. These episodes usually have subtitles that are closest to the voiced lines. Every week’s Venus festival event will usually have at least a couple of episodes that feature at least two girls in that week’s trend swimwear. These events have a variety of themes ranging from various folklore, the island’s history, festivals, otaku and geek culture, to even collaboration events (eg. Destiny Child, Atelier Ryza, Senran Kagura). These cutscenes tend to use many of the generic voiced lines for the girls featured in them, and I could spot typo errors, although they are very few and far between. They also remind me of the usual weekly episodes that resemble soap opera dramas for American wrestling shows. For me, they are entertaining and funny for the most part, although it may not be for everyone. Fallout 4 VR

Once you’ve unlocked a third character you can start sending them for lessons – which does prevent them from entering festivals. This gives them experience points, allowing them to level up more quickly. Or less quickly, depending on how you look at it. Festival Points (FP) – the things you need to use to participate in festivals – are the main thing on a timer that you’re going to be worrying about. You generate one FP every 10 minutes or so, and the maximum amount you can have increases as your Owner Level goes up. Each festival uses a different amount of FP, usually more than 10, so you can only participate in five or six matches before you run out. Even fewer when you’re just starting out. You can use one FP potion per day (more in the Japan-only, non-Steam version) to refill your FP, of course, but then you’re left waiting again. Experience points in Venus Vacation are also gained through volleyball, but you’ll get more from giving your girls gifts. Mainly food items, but you can also give them swimsuits – each character has a style they love and one they hate. For instance, don’t give Misaki revealing costumes, she hates them! Another gift is melons, which unlocks a “mini-game” where you watch the blindfolded lass stagger across the beach with a stick before hitting a melon, awarding you an item. Oh, and you can of course photograph them, as well as poke them in the boobs, bum or head – just as you can in any non-volleyball screen. Levelling up will increase their stats, but also unlock new places that you can pose each lady to take photos.

Story

The founder of the island resort, Zack Lee, decides to invite the various characters from the DEAD OR ALIVE series along with several other new characters exclusive to the PC version to get acquainted with the owner (the player) who Zack is entrusting to manage the resort in his stead. The owner will host beach volleyball games, design new swimwear for the various girls, and organize a variety of other activities for the girls to enjoy during their stay in Venus Island as they get to know the owner and the other girls better. Since you can get experience in other ways, the main reason to actually play volleyball is to get V-stones (the premium currency, which has a paid & free version) to get more swimsuits, and to unlock gravures. These are scenes where the lucky member of the fairer sex will do something for about a minute while you watch or take photos – lounge on a sunchair, swing on a rope swing, that sort of thing. Oh, and because I can’t think of anywhere else to mention this, when you use a voucher or V-stones to unlock a new swimsuit, your chosen lady comes bouncing along wearing what you’ve unlocked. There’s also a chance you’ll be treated to a fully rendered cutscene of one of the characters in the shower, if it’s a special swimsuit – steam, plants and hands cover naughty bits. You can also get hairbands, hair clips, bracelets and glasses to customise (and slightly enhance the stats of) your team. I’ve also read about events that give you items to soften or firm up their breasts and backsides! Fallout 4

There’s not an awful lot more that I can say about Venus Vacation. It’s a nice looking game, with reactive physics and cute outfits. There are some songs that get incredibly repetitive because they only run for a couple of minutes, and there’s only a handful of them. The voice actors are great, though obviously it’s all in Japanese so you will miss anything not subtitled unless you understand the language.Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation knows what it wants to be and revels in it. Yes, it’s pretty unsavoury as you’re watching ladies playing volleyball in dozens of swimsuits and underpants, with breast physics, but it’s clear that’s all it wanted to be. However, I’m scoring it on the fact that it’s a videogame, and not just on the fact that it’s well put together, so on that point it fails. It’s not a game about photography – your only options are to move the camera, swing a fan to move the women’s hair and breasts (and some swimsuit parts).Dead or Alive Xtreme Venus Vacation is the mobile game you keep meaning to get back into playing – but have decided to just do the daily stuff until you get the time. Except it isn’t on mobile, and it isn’t a game.

Early stage gameplay (Levels 1-20)

When starting out, you are given a short tutorial on how things work in the game and a choice of two girls to play matches. At very low levels, I had to play low-ranked matches which yielded low rewards. I had to manage resources wisely to play matches and complete the daily missions with only weak rare and super rare (SR) equipment. I wasn’t that lucky at gachas, and didn’t remember winning any of the super super rare (SSR) swimwear available at that time. However, I did start to collect my first few SSR swimwears on the girls’ birthdays that can be obtained for free on those specific days of the year, and from completing a particular main match which is always guaranteed. Little by little, I began to win the higher ranked matches and win prizes to level up my characters, upgrade gear, unlock more girls, and play gachas with free Venus stones more often.A couple of months into the game I started to see my luck improving as I would win trend SSR swimwear that gives a huge bonus to the girl that the event is for that week. I started to unlock more girls and began to stockpile on a lot of prizes and resources. Most of the time will usually be spent skipping through most matches just to grind points and various items. With the trend SSR outfits, it becomes possible to win most of the event matches by simply skipping entire matches in the event that I didn’t win anything at the week’s gachas.

DEAD OR ALIVE Xtreme Venus Vacation doesn’t really have much gameplay for those expecting a game with beach volleyball or multiplayer with other players. Most of the gameplay is focused on managing your resources, pitting your girls’ stats and equipment against a rival team, allowing higher numbers and luck to win the day, and simply clicking through matches for hours to level up, win prizes and unlock certain high level secrets as usual with JRPGs and KOEI TECMO games. Fallen Doll Operation Lovecraft

As this is a “free-to-play” game that relies on paywalls and gachas as a source of income to the development team, I can understand the frustration that comes when players fail to win anything who may have spent a fortune in the gacha system. At the time of this review after more than two years since the English version of this game has been released, there is at least one girl, a small percentage of cutscenes, items, and events that are locked behind paywalls. On the other hand, it is also possible to unlock most of the content and reach a stage where the player can simply skip most matches and win the good prizes at the week’s event without spending any money in this game. Some of the characters behind paywalls will have their paywalls removed months later helping to reinforce the free-to-play mindset if you have the patience to wait for those characters. Each character has a different voice actress which helps to bring out the unique personalities for every girl in the game.

Add-ons (DLC):Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation