<report>I really don't know why is this game here, considering that it doesn't have a lot of text, especially compared to the original MGQ trilogy, but this is the best turn-based JRPG in terms of gameplay and customization. It literally has hundreds of recruitable monster girls, each with unique passive bonuses, classes and races that make them all different. It has thousands of skills and abilities, it has a completely adjustable difficulty that could make the game easy or impossible... You can control a party of more than 10 monster girls at the same time with 4 being active in battle and the rest giving passive bonuses, though you can re-arrange it at any moment, even while in combat. It is probably the deepest and most complex JRPG system, none of Final Fantasy games can be compared.

<report>Leaving aside whether or not this title belongs here. I will be stating my opinion on the game.
Monster Girl Quest Paradox part 1 is the start of a bit of a gamble the creators decided to go with using the RPG Maker engine. (But it was a pretty fucking good one. Personally, i highly recommend it.)

That is, because not only is the story pretty much a rewrite and a sequel of the original trilogy, albeit a much more insane one. But now we have the good old issues coming with the engine itself.
Such as the difficulty in having to do with tons of skills, characters, items, equipment... (altough it has been mitigated fairly well.) And let's not forget the performance issues in lower-end PC's... Read more »