Bossgame: The Boss Is My Heart Lilycore Games LESBIAN DEVIL-HUNTING ACTION!! Mammon City can be a rough place to live. Devils are everywhere, and the only decent job… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsLESBIAN DEVIL-HUNTING ACTION!! Mammon City can be a rough place to live. Devils are everywhere, and the only decent job in town is hunting them down. Take charge of Sophie, sword priestess and generally anxious mess, and Anna, fire witch and localized disaster, as they fight, flirt, and try to pay the rent. Hunt horrifying devils, confront your corrupt employer, uncover the horrible secrets behind Mammon City, and prove that evil doesn't stand a chance against the power of girlfriends. - Lightning-fast, rhythmic boss fights in a unique two-hero battle system - Snappy, responsive controls designed specifically for mobile - Meet a colorful cast of queer miscreants! - Text your friends! Text your enemies! - Flirting! Dating! Lesbians! - Powerful chiptune soundtrack by RoccoW. - Granular difficulty options for those who want a relaxed experience. - An in-game wiki full of classified boss info. Information Seller:Lilycore Games Genre:Action, Simulation Release:Oct 20, 2022 Updated:Nov 17, 2022 Version:1.0.7 Size:238.5 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bossgame-the-boss-is-my-heart/id1644439303 ZombieKillerNOLA likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,563 1,090 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #2 squarezero, Oct 21, 2022 Looks very “Undertaleish” — nice find! Rocco SE Well-Known Member Jun 16, 2020 251 231 43 Male Modern Mime Artist Austria https://silentrocco.net #3 Rocco SE, Oct 21, 2022 Yes, immediately thought Undertale (my favorite game I‘ve never played, because I only do iPhone gaming). Looks cool, will definitely give it a go. Lots of indie love in this one. Literally. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,050 629 113 #4 anthony78, Oct 21, 2022 Looks interesting but have spent a lot lately. Will keep tabs on this thread as more impressions come in. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,563 1,090 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #5 squarezero, Oct 22, 2022 Only beat the first boss so far, but I’m already charmed. Decidedly for folks who appreciate some “indie cuteness,” but the combat system is solid — easy to understand but complex enough to make the fights challenging and enjoyable. The controls are perfect for touchscreen. Plus there are a ton an accessibility options to make the game as easy as you want (in case you in this more for the adorable banter than the combat). So far, this is an awesome addition to the iOS library. anthony78 and Anotherkellydown like this. pjft Well-Known Member Feb 15, 2011 1,082 8 38 #6 pjft, Oct 23, 2022 Keep us posted. I have my eye on this, and definitely want to learn more. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,563 1,090 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #7 squarezero, Oct 23, 2022 Played through three bosses so far and I still like it a lot. A few new thoughts: Even though it has the trappings of an RPG, this is more of a skill-based rhythm combat game. It’s all about learning boss patterns and staying on beat with the pretty awesome music. Unlike other rhythm games, it doesn’t require (or measure) super precise taps and if you mess up there are ways to recover. Boss fights can be fairly long, and if you die you go back to the start of the encounter. Obviously that’s a good incentive to improve your skills and pay attention to the patterns. But it can be a little unforgiving, especially if you screw up towards the end of the fight. Haven’t tried changing difficulty yet (haven’t had to); there’s seems to be a lot of room (and choices) to make things easier. As expected, the banter and dialogue sections are very playful and anachronistic. What’s interesting is that there’s a fair amount of world building as well. Even with the somewhat long encounters, this is a very easy game to pick up and play — every boss fight is a discrete unit of play. I can see myself going back to this between longer sessions with other, more involved titles. pjft and Anotherkellydown like this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Yes, immediately thought Undertale (my favorite game I‘ve never played, because I only do iPhone gaming). Looks cool, will definitely give it a go. Lots of indie love in this one. Literally.
Looks interesting but have spent a lot lately. Will keep tabs on this thread as more impressions come in.
Only beat the first boss so far, but I’m already charmed. Decidedly for folks who appreciate some “indie cuteness,” but the combat system is solid — easy to understand but complex enough to make the fights challenging and enjoyable. The controls are perfect for touchscreen. Plus there are a ton an accessibility options to make the game as easy as you want (in case you in this more for the adorable banter than the combat). So far, this is an awesome addition to the iOS library.
Played through three bosses so far and I still like it a lot. A few new thoughts: Even though it has the trappings of an RPG, this is more of a skill-based rhythm combat game. It’s all about learning boss patterns and staying on beat with the pretty awesome music. Unlike other rhythm games, it doesn’t require (or measure) super precise taps and if you mess up there are ways to recover. Boss fights can be fairly long, and if you die you go back to the start of the encounter. Obviously that’s a good incentive to improve your skills and pay attention to the patterns. But it can be a little unforgiving, especially if you screw up towards the end of the fight. Haven’t tried changing difficulty yet (haven’t had to); there’s seems to be a lot of room (and choices) to make things easier. As expected, the banter and dialogue sections are very playful and anachronistic. What’s interesting is that there’s a fair amount of world building as well. Even with the somewhat long encounters, this is a very easy game to pick up and play — every boss fight is a discrete unit of play. I can see myself going back to this between longer sessions with other, more involved titles.
