What do you make of the censorship issue? Let us know below. We sincerely apologize for those who do not agree with any level of censorship, but we greatly appreciate your understanding with the decision we have made.' 'The borderline of what is 'acceptable' will always be extremely gray and vary from person to person, but as a responsible company working in the U.S., we had to make the difficult decision that we did. It added, 'Western society is not as lenient as that of Japan when sexual images are involved-especially images of humanoids that appear to be younger than a socially acceptable age. However, Compile Heart added that it was a 'difficult decision,' as the studio wanted to offer western gamers the same content found in Japan. This means that over 300 cards are left untouched from the original images.' The number of censored cards is about 40 out of the approximately 350 card images available in the game. 'We kept the same number of cards in the game as the original Japanese version, but replaced some of the higher level Monster Girl images with the вЂњless exposedвЂќ lower level versions of the corresponding Monster Girls due to some intense sexual imagery. These cards-meaning the 'Monster Girls' -are able to be powered up by exposing themselves (taking off their clothes) via the level-up features called First Crush Rub and Extreme Love. The statement begins, 'Monster Monpiece is a card battle game, in which players summon various 'Monster Girls' onto the gameвЂ™s battlefields and then fight their opponents. Now for the cards themselves a lot of them can be quite perverted but honestly this is a small negative at. The battle gameplay itself is kind of like a cross between chess, Duel Masters, and Megaman Battle Network (If that makes sense). Honestly I have not enjoyed a card game this much since Yugioh. We covered the Monster Monpiece western reveal through the link, along with a trailer. Monster Monpiece is a solid card battler/rpg.

As a precautionary measure, some of the more graphic cards have been cut, and the firm has issued a statement on the matter. It sees players using the PS Vita's touch screen to rub cards of girls to remove their clothes and level them up. It just seems out of place and overall wrong.Monster Monpiece publisher Idea Factory International recently confirmed that its card-battling RPG is coming west. It also doesn't really have a place in a bright, cheery, cute card battler about three friends and their monster assistant trying to become the best battlers. Which.is just creepy and a little tawdry, honestly. A lot of the guides for touch-input are still on the screen, as is the 'First Crush Rub' system, where you rub the monstergirls' clothes off to get them better artwork and level them up. It's also not really all that great a port. Exacerbating things is the busy design of the cards, which can make it difficult at first to figure out which cards do what and where. Granted, you can do the same thing, so turnabout isВ fair play, but having to flood the field with monsters to win a battle of attrition is about as annoying as it is in those innumerable flash games where you summon units to march across a field. Every battle turns into a war of attrition, with your advance halted every time your opponent decides to drop another monster to keep things just out of reach. In spite of the relatively easy tactical battle system, it can be a grind to get your monstergirls down the field. It's a much more satisfying experience than jumping a hundred times with each character to level up their stats in obtuse ways, too, putting it ahead of their more conventional JRPGs.Д«ut there are still a host of problems. There's no real grinding, the usual hub level/world map is nonlinear and allows for a lot more movement, and even gives event spaces here and there where no battles occur.

The roles are clearly outlined, there's no confusing card text, and there's a very gentle learning curve to it all.Д®ven some of Compile Heart's usual tendencies are toned down. The battle system has four types of creatures: Melee, Ranged, Healers, and Support, with each having a role to play. Once there, they attack the castle, shave off its HP, and are teleported off the field to go do it again. Your objective is for your cute-looking monstergirls to make it all the way down the board and attack the opponent's castle. The basic gameplay is a simple card-battler system where you play your cute-looking monstergirls against your opponent's cute-looking monstergirls on opposite sides of the field. To Monster Monpiece's credit, there's a lot of good here.

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