Hentai Cho
- Midplayz
- Dec 11, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 7
I Expected Cho to be a Cyborg…
Alright, buckle up for another ride in the “Hentai” puzzle saga! This time, we’ve got Hentai Cho, a game that’s here to offer you… well, basically the same thing the rest of the series has, but with a slightly different coat of paint. If you’ve played one of these games before, you know exactly what you’re getting into: puzzles, achievements, and a splash of AI-generated visuals. Let’s dive in and see what’s new (or not) in this installment.
About This Game
Storyline
Storyline? What storyline? This is a straightforward puzzle game, so don’t expect any deep lore or character development here. It’s just you, a stylishly posed Cho in a car, and some puzzle pieces. That’s it. The “story” is assembling pictures and collecting achievements. If you’re looking for emotional depth, this isn’t the ride for you.
Gameplay Mechanics
The gameplay is exactly what you’d expect from this series. You pick a puzzle, choose a difficulty (easy, medium, or hard), and put the pieces together. The beginner level gives you 8 pieces for a quick win, intermediate bumps it up to 32, and the hardest level has 50 pieces – still manageable but more time-consuming.
What really stands out (or maybe doesn’t) is that Hentai Cho follows the same cookie-cutter formula the developer has been using for ages. If you’ve played their other titles, this one feels like a copy-paste job with a new set of images. There’s even a "GOD" mode where you can skip the challenge entirely and complete the puzzles instantly, turning this game into a rapid-fire achievement simulator. If your goal is to max out achievements in under five minutes, you’re golden.
Visuals & Audio
Let’s talk visuals. The images are AI-generated, which, unfortunately, shows. Cho’s outfits and appearance vary wildly across puzzles, breaking any illusion of continuity. It’s almost like assembling pictures of entirely different characters, which feels cheap and lazy. For a game about piecing together images, you’d expect the artwork to be a consistent highlight, but nope.
On the audio side, the game features “relaxing and romantic” music. It’s pleasant enough to create a chill atmosphere while you’re puzzling away, but nothing particularly memorable.
Pros
Inexpensive – worth the price for what it delivers.
Quick and easy to complete, especially with “GOD” mode.
Offers simple, relaxing gameplay if you’re into casual puzzles.
Cons
Feels repetitive, especially if you’ve played other games by this developer.
AI-generated visuals lack consistency and polish.
Minimal effort overall – just a reskin of previous titles.
Achievement system feels more like a gimmick than a reward.
Conclusion
Hentai Cho isn’t a bad game, but it’s not a great one either. It delivers exactly what it promises: puzzles, achievements, and a bit of eye candy. However, if you’ve played any other games in the developer’s Hentai series, this one will feel like déjà vu. The lack of effort in making the visuals cohesive and the reliance on a recycled gameplay formula makes it clear that this game exists more to cash in than to wow players.
Still, for its low price point and quick achievements, it might be worth a shot if you’re looking for something mindless and easy. Just don’t expect it to reinvent the wheel—or the car that Cho is posing in.
Rating: 6/10 (Recommended just because of the price point)
AI Generated Images feel a bit off yk?
