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Saber’s Edge, a free hentai games developed by Cabra Studio, published by Nutaku Publishing. Released on April 2019. For PC Windows and mobile devices. No voice acting. You are a pirate captain in a world where islands float in the skies. Build up your crew of hardy corsairs and busty buccaneers in the pursuit of riches! The gameplay uses a tile-matching system. It's candy crush meets old school Final Fantasy. The number of matches compliments the effectiveness of your attacks. All of the battles are turn-based and three-dimensional.
The graphics are pretty nice for a free game. The battles are fully animated, with all the flashy swipes and strikes that you’d need to stay attentive. The map looks real and dynamic, as much as could be expected for such a frilly concept as floating islands and sky pirates. Of course, this also means that the game’s graphics are resource-heavy, so don’t expect to run any other apps while you play Saber’s Edge. The gameplay uses a tile-matching system, so it’s kind of like candy crush meets old school Final Fantasy. The number of matches supposedly compliments the effectiveness of your attack, and all of the battles are turn-based and three-dimensional. I wouldn’t say any of my battles were difficult. I never felt like I would lose any of them, and as long as I kept up with new equipment. This eliminates the stakes that each encounter has. It would be much better to have the player think deeply about whether, or not to engage in a risky action. You’ll need these upgrades to defeat more difficult enemies and eventually level-up. Once you level-up you’ll then be able to access some naughty scenes for the 18 different characters you’ll encounter throughout your travels. The art is basically reminiscent of the Western comic book style, so if you prefer those kind of designs then you’ll likely find the art in Saber’s Edge tantalizing.
The graphics are pretty nice for a free game. The battles are fully animated, with all the flashy swipes and strikes that you’d need to stay attentive. The map looks real and dynamic, as much as could be expected for such a frilly concept as floating islands and sky pirates. Of course, this also means that the game’s graphics are resource-heavy, so don’t expect to run any other apps while you play Saber’s Edge. The gameplay uses a tile-matching system, so it’s kind of like candy crush meets old school Final Fantasy. The number of matches supposedly compliments the effectiveness of your attack, and all of the battles are turn-based and three-dimensional. I wouldn’t say any of my battles were difficult. I never felt like I would lose any of them, and as long as I kept up with new equipment. This eliminates the stakes that each encounter has. It would be much better to have the player think deeply about whether, or not to engage in a risky action. You’ll need these upgrades to defeat more difficult enemies and eventually level-up. Once you level-up you’ll then be able to access some naughty scenes for the 18 different characters you’ll encounter throughout your travels. The art is basically reminiscent of the Western comic book style, so if you prefer those kind of designs then you’ll likely find the art in Saber’s Edge tantalizing.
KEY FEATURES
- Immersive 3D Rendered World and Characters
The beautifully rendered 3D graphics bring the universe to life.
- Connect Mechanics and Tactical Combat
Link colors to create powerful combos, choosing from a variety of range, melee and special attacks in hundreds of battles.
- Character Collection and Gear Crafting
Customize your crew and upgrade them with powerful crafted items.
- Train your Crew!
Select and upgrade characters based on their unique skills and powers.
- Exotic Pirate Story
Progress through the epic story and experience the spicy tale of the Seven Skies.
