You can access all of this information on Idea Factory’s website, or use the open beta link above. To take part, you’ll need to meet a list of requirements, such as a reliable internet connection and a Steam account. Interested parties will be able to test the game come August 8th, which will last until September 2nd. The team is looking for those over-18 to take part, and are seeking a variety of system specs to work with. It’s also unclear how the game’s “rubbing” mechanic will work, but it will likely involve the mouse.įurthermore, Idea Factory recently announced that they would also have an open beta to test the game. In fairness, with this level of fanservice, that’s probably not too bad. The Steam release also promises improved graphics, though this particular version of the game will not support multiplayer. Monster Monpiece was censored for its original Western release, which limited a chunk of the game’s progression mechanic. That means no censorship, and all the original CGs will be there from the Japanese release.
Better yet, the game will arrive in its full, virginal form. Monster Monpiece, the card battle game developed by Compile Heart, is coming to Steam this fall. The games we cover here are often available on the platform, and it’s provided a great avenue for indie developers to make a name for themselves.įor published titles, things are looking pretty bright as well. While we’re not usually one to engage in system wars, it gets hard to deny the perks of having a PC. This naughty card battling game will arrive in its original, uncensored form. Monster Monpiece will be available this spring for North America and Europe on the PS Vita through the PlayStation Network.Monster Monpiece, published by Idea Factory, is due to hit Steam this fall. The following cards are limited to their level 1, 2, or 3 evolution form due to "the strong sexual nature of the card images": Vampire, Kraken, Goblin, Cockatrice, Kobold, Skeleton, Titania, Bahamut, Fia, Brownie, Pegasus, Mandragora, Mau Sibau, Rafflesia, Death Scorpion, Phantom, and Tengu. Each card that had its image changed will have the same number of levels for the player to increase, but "higher level card images will be the same as the lower level." Idea Factory International reiterated that the game's playtime, system, and features are the same as the original Japanese release. Of the approximately 350 card images in Monster Monpiece, about 40 were censored for the North American version. The difference comes down to different concerns in each part of the world. The European version received the PEGI 12 rating due to the minimal amount of violence.
The ESRB gave Monster Monpiece a Mature rating with the censored material submitted. Players are encouraged to strip the monster girls through this system. Stronger cards depict girls wearing less clothing, and judging by the game's trailer, a great deal of attention is paid to the characters' breasts. Players hold the Vita vertically as if it were a card and rub the screen to strip characters of their clothes, powering up the monster girl cards.
"However, 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." "This was a very difficult decision since we work very hard to satisfy our fans and want to bring the same content being offered in Japan," Idea Factory stated on Facebook. Receiving the highest rating in North America, Monster Monpiece has been censored for "some intense sexual imagery." Publisher Idea Factory International is aware of concerns from North American fans and explained why certain images have "less exposed" versions for the localization. Monster Monpiece, a card battling game with creatures reimagined as girls and women, has received drastically different ratings depending on where it's being released. Cards in Monster Monpiece level up when players rub the screen, and monster girls remove clothing.
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