Recent reviews by HdxCore

I was surprised by the quality of the game! The transitions and effort that goes into Live2D animations, outfits, UI, and art far outpaces other similar H-Games.
That being said, the game is not overly complex and you can figure out how to take advantage of the gameplay systems to be far stronger than what I imagine the devs wanted.
However, that is not what we are here for! You probably want to know about the quality of the "good stuff!"

I can say that the game delivers! There are multiple outfits that is applied to the base animations along with scenes for each one. There are quite a few side characters that get their moments to shine with their own special scenes as well. (I wish Nyan had another scene and Type-V had a solo scene with the MC though!)

The writing and story is pretty good and there are subtle signs on why some characters act the way they do. The main character and Poochi-Q's relationship grows in a organic way given the 9 hours I played.
I actually kinda teared up at the end! It's no Clannad or Steins Gate, but there's a decent and charming story if you choose to read it.

If the other games in the H-Kaiju-verse are this good I should check them out at some point!

There are a few bugs with the UI now appearing or outright breaking causing softlocks, so save often!

Before you decide to jump into Warframe, you must understand what the game is.
It is a massive grind fest. Many people are turned off because of how repetitive it is. Most of the time you will be doing the same thing for hours at a time, leveling and farming for materials, it will get old for people who don't enjoy this type of play style.
All of the items in the game (aside from some cosmetic things) are obtainable through means of farming and crafting. That is where 75% of your play time will be spent while 25% will be spent on leveling said items.

That said, if you enjoy any grindfest, i recommend Warframe.

Space. Ninjas. Guns. Warframe.

I had very high expectations for Homefront. I followed it through it's development because I loved the idea and storyline they came up with.
The game's story is very short, hence my playtime. You can beat it in one sitting if you really wanted to. It ends abruptly and left with, "Yay! We just gained a bridge back!"
That's it.

There's one thing that makes this game's storyline shine: It's atmosphere. North Korea has taken over the U.S.A. The game makes you feel like that. Your sense of patriotism will peak as you see soldiers, bodies, and the life as you know, gone. The things you do in the story are very memorable. That's what I wanted in the story. Even though it ended abruptly, I enjoyed my time with it.

The multiplayer is dead. Servers are gone and not supported since THQ's demise.
The multiplayer was great. They had it's own unique system even though there were only two game modes. You unlock vehicles and other items through battleplay, points that you get for doing objectives, killing people, and etc. It had its own polished feel for what it is.

The AI in storyline are an issue.
They are your key to moving foward and you will find that you are stuck behind them as they clunky move toward a door or something blocking the way that you can't ddo yourself.

The story is short but sweet. If you are looking for a short shooter to play. Buy it on sale but not full price.
If you are buying from multiplayer, DO NOT BUY! THE SERVERS ARE DEAD.