Lucy Got Problems

Lucy Got Problems - Lucy is a young succubus in the service of the priestess Tiamat, and she manages to fail her very first assignment even before leaving the forest. The task is simple: bring at least something worthwhile from the elven lands. The trouble is that the heroine is clumsy, self-confident and completely incapable of being quiet. The forest is inhabited by animals of strange shapes and girls who have their own views on the uninvited guest. You can come to an agreement with the locals, quarrel or get into trouble. The action scenes are short, but with multiple outcomes, and failure is not a dead end, but one of the options for the development of events. Some deaths are included in a separate list of achievements, so failures are collected intentionally. Difficulty switches between three modes, and the most severe one returns the heroine to the choice point. The elf Ellie and the warrior Thea are no less memorable than the main character. Elections are conveyed by remarks and actions. Some scenes open after certain decisions. The forest is divided into sections with its inhabitants. Lists of open scenes and deaths can be seen in the menu. Romantic lines run parallel to the main task. The passage takes several hours. You can save at any time. The jokes often play on the genre. The heroine's spells come out crookedly, and this is visible in the scenes. The settings allow you to leave only the necessary elements. The forest creatures are named stupidly, and that's part of the humor. Portraits of the heroines change expression during the lines. The ending depends on who Lucy chooses. The episodes are short, but with different endings. The interface is reminiscent of classic novels. The second run is more interesting because of the missing scenes. Anyone who likes comedy with explicit jokes and doesn’t mind a short playthrough will find the game suitable for one evening.