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• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2022

  At-a-Glance

  Adult Content?	FxM Sexual content.
  Censorship?	No. Woot! Woot!
  Hours of Gameplay	Three hours.
  Patch Available?	Not applicable.

  LAB2-UndeR GrounD- is a lewd platformer about Sae’s “investigation” of a disturbance inside an underground lab. Like all underground labs, everything and their moms want to rape Sae. Note: this article is a FRACTION of the full review. To read the whole article (including commentary and ratings), be sure pay my site a visit.

  Gameplay

  Sae must venture into the deepest reaches of an “underground facility”. To reach the final boss, she must collect a total of five keycards. The cards are scattered among maze-like saves and laboratories. Guarded by rapey scientists, monsters and laser-slinging guard bots, I guess Sae is the only girl with the skills to platform the facility’s senseless layout.

  Sexual Content

  The animations are difficult to enjoy. Sae doesn’t occupy much screen space when she is raped. The unlockable “zoom” function is intended to garner a better view, but the pixels are blurry when viewed up close — it’s like that “digital zoom” some cameras have. However, the sex-scenes are alright. I thought they progressed a little slowly, but I suppose that gives players some time to “warm up”. Sae’s facial expressions are a lot of fun, although her voice acting can be repetitive. I thouroughly enjoyed all of the animated creampies.

  Verdict

  I don’t consider LAB2-UndeR GrounD- to be a bad game, but the difficulty level and sexual content are weak. The game may be a good pick as your first platformer, but I was disappointed by the lack of difficult platforming and combat. Since Sae takes damage when she is raped, players can only enjoy sexual content at their leisure after completing the game. Consider LAB2-UndeR GrounD- if you can score the game cheap — a few hours of mediocre gameplay isn’t worth full price.

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• aquagreen103

  Feb 19, 2023

  It's A Very Fun Game To Play And I Like It So Much I'll Play More Than I Thought At First So Lets Go Alright!
• Rabs

  Mar 13, 2023

  Made by virgins, for virgins. I saw some funny Tik-Tok vids and thought, this isn't my type of game, but looks like it'll make me laugh. Well, it didn't. The controls are set to, I guess, country of Origin, config. and are frustratingly annoying to change about. It's just more annoying than it is funny, and for that reason, I'm out.
• Agent66

  Mar 22, 2023

  Nice game but quite hard to figure out how to move and interact, need instruction.
• Tragger50

  Jul 1, 2023

  game broke after 80mins of playing
• Chitoo120

  Jul 13, 2023

  its good post nut clarity hits hard though
• Nightuhh

  Aug 10, 2023

  I don't even know why I have this or even played it, but it's alright
• gamedeal user

  Feb 15, 2019

  My favorite part of this game is that all of your friends get to see what you play. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Feb 17, 2019

  [h1][b]LAB2-UndeR DevelopeD-[/b][/h1] LAB2-UndeR GrounD is a Metroidvania-style game developed solely by Nekonomeme, and is sequel to "LAB-Still Alive-". The character you play as is Sae, and we have no idea what the heck is the purpose or story of this game. Just go in, and kill everything. That's literally it. There is no objective, and very little directive on where you have to go or what you have to do. I don't know how it's possible to make a sequel that's worse than the original game, and this achieves that. There is also less content, both gameplay-wise and H-wise, than LAB-Still Alive-, which is odd considering this is the sequel. Moving right along, let's get into the rest of the review. [h1][b]THE VISUALS[/b][/h1] Decent sprite work, nothing too spectacular, but definitely not bad either. I think all of the visual assets might have been hand-made by Nekonomeme, which is quite a bonus. I'm also a sucker for pixel art, so the visuals were right to me. However, it is still inferior to LAB-Still Alive-. [h1][b]SOUND EFFECTS/MUSIC[/b][/h1] I think most of the sound effects are royalty-free stuff anyone can get. This also includes the music. Nothing new or memorable here. [h1][b]GAMEPLAY/MECHANICS[/b][/h1] Gameplay consists solely of doing 5 things in order: 1: Reach new area 2: Explore entire area for extra stuff 3: Kill every enemy 4: Kill Boss 5: Get new card key and move to new area(s). #4 is not always applicable, however, this is the general flowchart for the game. There is also a level up and SP distribution system. Every level up gives the player 10 skill points. It takes 5 skill points to increase either HP by 10, Attack by 1, or defense by 1. There is no need to invest in HP or Defense. Solely investing in attack allows the player to one-shot every single mob in the game, and kill bosses in 2-3 seconds. HP and Defense only matters if the player gets hit, but attacks can be seen from a mile away, so both are worthless to invest into. Even if the player wants to get grabbed and see the H-content, it is better to beat the game and unlock the gallery for that sole purpose. Controls are a straightforward, if mapped weirdly by default. Apparently, a controller can be used, but I stuck with keyboard. The player can remap the controls if necessary. Controls are tight and responsive. [h1][b]THE H-CONTENT[/b][/h1] The section most of the players who get this game probably cares about. There's about half as much(or little) content as the original game, and they're mostly the same as the other animations, with boss animations being more unique than enemy animations. There is absolutely no CG art, and no necessity to get a game over. Just rush the game, beat it, and unlock the gallery to view the H content at no risk. [h1][b]OVERALL[/b][/h1] I bought this game solely because I loved the first game. The player can clear this game in about 2-5 hours, maybe longer, depending on how much the player rushes through it. It's not terribly difficult, and during bosses the player can just alternate between melee and gun at close range to do triple the DPS normally possible. The game is short, exploration is a bit tedious, and overall the game just felt lacking. I got this game on release day for $12 USD, which is 20% off its normal $15 price. Is it worth it? Probably not. Unless it goes on sale for 50% off or higher, skip this game. It probably isn't worth your time. 4/10
• gamedeal user

  Feb 17, 2019

  Seems unfinished. Pls make lab still alive available on steam！