Big Red Hood: Halloween is a pretty unique style puzzle game with a mix of visual novel and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ content all mixed in. The gameplay puzzles are pretty fun. It’s based off of arrows you click on a grid with squares, and it shifts spots with the square you move to, the goal being to match similar tiles. There are pumpkins and bats and other things that can pop up that do other things as well - sort of special tokens. You can also play a little match game between some of the rounds to gain a few extra bonus tiles you can stick on the board. The more pieces you match, the less appear on the board. If the whole board fills up with tiles, you lose.

It starts out with a sort of counter, where you match various pieces/knock them out with the special tiles, and when it reaches zero, you remove a piece of your opponent’s clothing. Then it goes into more specifics, like match three in a single move, match four, use pumpkins, bats, and so forth. I found it to be interesting playing this style of puzzle game, and enjoyed a lot about it. It wasn’t super easy, and I did lose a few times when I didn’t save, or wasn’t paying attention to how few squares on the grid were left… Also, I liked the small bits of strategy involved with making moves that were required as you progressively made your lady-friend opponent more and more ♥♥♥♥♥.

The story and pictures were quite nice. I liked the art style a lot, and enjoyed the “conquer” scenes. They had a variety of opponent types. They were all cute and shapely. It might feel a bit repetitive for some, but you get a few hours of playtime in, so the price isn’t as outrageous as some games. I’d still pick this up at a slight sale. It really depends on how much you like the puzzle style. I found it quite refreshing and fun!



Cute pictures, and a bit of hentai-esque scenes. They are not on the extreme side of the spectrum, but are satisfying and good nonetheless. I like the art very much!

Various types of confrontations. I had fun venturing through the woods and seeing what would happen next.

Story was fairly nice, and I thought it was better than a lot of games in the genre that aren’t really heavily story-focused. Good enough to feel right with the style of the game.

Length for the price is decent. Took me around 4 hours or so to complete, though I fudged up a few times during my playthrough.

The puzzle style is pretty different for me. I haven’t seen this variation at all, so I was happy to try it out and get through each level. May seem grindy to some people, but I quite enjoyed it!

I liked a lot of the musical renditions they had in the game, but it does get a little repetitive when there are not a huge amount of tracks thrown into the game.


The music, while good, was kind of strange for me. It’d start a tune, then randomly change, but sometimes a tune would only play a few seconds then change. Was a bit weird for me the way it was done.

Maybe two or three grammatical errors, so I hope I can help with them. Awaiting contact from the developer, so I can submit my ideas for making improvements on the few spots that were missed.

It’s a little difficult to predict how you want your tiles to go, but it’s not too unfairly problematic. I only failed when I wasn’t really paying attention too much, generally. Sometimes you can dig yourself into a hole that you can’t get out of without particular tile coming down, but I’ve played many a worse game as far as how much it depended on luck over strategy or skill.

Needs to be a dollar or two less, I feel. It’s still pretty close to the mark. I’m not extremely upset at the base price. Much worse discrepancies around Steam. Kind of weird to say it's fitting for the price, yet not... Let's compromise and say grab it on sale!



If this had a bit more content, and were a little lower in price, I’d probably raise my overall opinion on how I feel about it. Still, I’m going to base this on how I feel it would be to the average user, and the finished product. Everything feels pretty well done in general. Just a little more additions in each area of the game would be great. Not enough lower or upper footage in the skin department - I’d love to see more, since I really dig the artwork.

While I enjoyed the puzzles, I wish everything involved with the game had a bit more substance to it. Slightly longer and more revealing 18+ would suit me and my personal preferences. It’s very tame and borderline ecchi/hentai. I could see arguments going either way on this one. All in all, this is not a bad game to check out! For adult content lovers, I recommend any and all give it a chance. By the first puzzle completion, you’ll get a good idea of what to expect, so you can always refund if not satisfied. On sale, I’d say it’s worth a shot!

The puzzle system is extremely repetitive and gets boring very quickly. Writing is amateurish, and the lewd scenes only consist of a single picture and a few sentences. There's nothing of value here.

I'd really like to recommend the game, because I find the artwork to be very good, and I definitely appreciate that the naughty elements (while far from explicit) are brought into the game play. The writing is...well, definitely translated, and either the writer or the translator considered themselves to be clever, but except for the over long opening narration, it's really not too bad. The girls' taunts get pretty old, but that's only because of the game's glaring issue and the reason I can't, in good conscience, recommend it. The biggest problem is that Match 2 gameplay is -- at best -- *tedious*. At certain points, less kind words spring to mind to describe it, like "intensely boring." There isn't very much strategy to it, and your options are very limited. It's weird that you have more options for moves as you're closer to a game over, though it's pretty difficult to lose if you're paying much attention to the board at all. The worst offender in the Not Fun Olympics of Match 2 gameplay is the final round, when you're waiting for the RNG to decide to give you the tiles you need. In the earlier rounds, you can at least force a tile spawn that might be the one you want, or you can use one from your inventory, but the final round requires the game to choose to spawn one or more (depending on how far along you are in the game) of the "obstacle" blocks. I don't think there's a way to force that spawn, so you just have to wait on the game.

Bottom line, the art's great, but the Match 2 gameplay is so plodding and strategy free that you'll wish this was another Match 3 clone. They may be done to death, but they offer at least an ounce of excitement. To be completely fair, I don't regret getting this game, but I did get it for $2.

Full Disclaimer: I've done proofreading for a few of 7DOTS's (the publisher) games in the last few months and received this game for free as compensation for my work. I'm probably biased, I like most of their stuff.

This game is the sequel to Arrow Tourney and carries over all of the same mechanics with a few nice additions. The match-2 gameplay is still present, and the goal of each game remains: to strip a fantasy-esque Halloween-themed character by completing objectives listed at the top of the game board. This time around the objectives aren't just a score, but also include using certain powerups and clearing certain tile types. The gameplay portion is slightly more difficult than Arrow Tourney, but still enjoyable. There's a story in between the gameplay sections. The story doesn't have choices and doesn't take center stage in the experience, but it's a nice read and after each win you get a short, uncensored H-scene with the character you just "defeated". I would recommend this to anyone who's a fan of simple puzzle games and ♥♥♥♥ ladies.

For Fun: 4/10 & For Achieving: 5/10

THE GAME HAS LIMITED PROFILE FEATURES; THE ACHIEVEMENTS WILL NOT COUNT TOWARDS YOUR PROFILE!

Unfortunately, this game is not to its fullest potential. The writing is lackluster and the NSFW content is decent at best plus the actual game is repetitive and gets old quick. The game with the arrows was fun and unique at first, but then it just kept going and going repetitively. If the game wasn’t limited, the achievements would have made up for it, but all I can assume was this was pushed out for Halloween as a quick cash grab. It’s a shame as this Dev has made some good games with great story like my favorite, Escape from the Princess.

Pass on this game.

The puzzle game is OK at first but quickly gets boring. the rest is very meh and i lost interest very quickly

Any fun you might find from this game is spoiled by the fact that all the ♥♥♥ in the game is revealed in the end to be magical ♥♥♥♥. Also, the game really has no strategy, and there is nothing in the way of combos, really, so it's not even flashy and fast-paced like, say, Hunie Pop. The game drags on and on because the instructions lie--matching three or more does not spawn a bonus token (which you need to finish the game). They seem to spawn at random instead. I tried this because I liked the developer's visual novels. This is just trash, really.

Big Red Hood: Halloween takes the typical match 2-3 formula and slows it down to a snails pace. The art in the game is decent, but not worth the 10-15 minutes of dull puzzle action to get there.

This is a match-2 game. With adult themes. You have to match two or more of a color to remove them from the board. If the board fills up, you lose (and become dinner). The trick is the tiles have arrows on them. Each color points in a different direction. And that’s how they move. In between some of the fights, you run into a Kitsune, who offers you a chance to win an amulet. These parts are a memory game, using pictures from Arrow Tourney. Winning gives you a bunch of boosters that will help you in your next matches. Do try to save them though. The last fight is the toughest, and there is no memory game before it.

If you like this type of game, do get it.

Gotta love halloween ;)