The Demon King: Harem PC (Final)

The protagonist is unexpectedly transported to a fantasy world and possesses the body of the Demon King, forced to handle his daily affairs. One day, the Goblin Queen reports to the Demon King that the goblin tribe has been attacked by the human empire. The player must help the goblin tribe uncover the truth and repel the invading human army. Thus begins an adventure in this other world. Rescue the royal family imprisoned by the villains, build a friendship with the harpies, help the trapped adventure sisters, punish the evil, sexy witch. Multiple character storylines.

Going into the game menu, the usual character portraits and status bars would be expected. The Demon King: Harem doesn’t have them, so unless the remaining HP was noted after a battle, there’s no way to check it without using a healing item or entering another battle. The Demon King: Harem also doesn’t allow the use of skills or magic outside of battle, which makes little sense since the main protagonist has a healing skill. The party is mostly limited to the main protagonist, as other characters only join during their respective story arcs.

Once those sections are over, they leave the party and can’t be recruited again, even for grinding, though grinding doesn’t seem necessary, at least up to the current point in The Demon King: Harem. For the most part, the game is okay. Having sex with the female characters increases the maximum MP because, while the protagonist has the body of a Demon King, the soul is still that of a normal human. Through sex, the protagonist drains the partner’s MP to increase their own.

However, this bonus only applies the first time each scene is viewed. Later, the scenes can be replayed, but they no longer provide any MP increase. Played just past the elves’ city, no bugs have been encountered so far. The wall glitch was avoided by skipping the monster blocking the path, as there didn’t seem to be any reason to fight an enemy guarding a dead end. The Demon King: Harem is also very generous with healing items. Even the weakest one restores 50% of both HP and MP, while the strongest encountered so far restores up to 80%.