Exorcist Onmyoji

Editorial Worth it

Exorcist Onmyoji is a short puzzle-adventure game with 12 animated, uncensored CGs of solid artistic quality. The puzzle design is straightforward but competent—players explore a mansion, collect items, and solve environmental riddles to exorcise spirits; most players find it manageable without guides, though a few hit snags. The female protagonist is fully voiced in Japanese, and the game delivers strong visual execution: detailed character art, good music, and dynamic animations including multiple fetish content (foot, oral, tentacle, binding). The core tension is real: players manage an "yin-yang" health bar that depletes when touching ghosts, forcing careful exploration and puzzle-solving under resource pressure. Opinions diverge sharply on value: most agree the experience is polished and the CG quality is high, but the playtime—roughly 1–2 hours—and modest content volume (12 CGs, simple puzzles) draw repeated complaints that the price, even on sale, feels steep for what you get. Some praise the compact design; others see it as thin. The game is fundamentally sound but makes no bones about being a niche product: puzzle-lovers and foot-fetish enthusiasts find it worthwhile; those wanting deeper gameplay or more erotic content should wait for a steeper discount.