Ero Hunters

Ero Hunters is an adult-themed city-building game where players will establish their own territory on an island inhabited by monster girls. Use various weapons to defeat these monster girls and make them work for your conquest. Use various items to train them, unlocking intimate scenes while increasing their work efficiency to produce more resources or become the best warriors to expand your territory. Ero Hunters is still under development and being updated, adding more new monster girls and game mechanics to bring players a more fun gaming experience. Stay tuned!

Features of Ero Hunters:

Dynamic Combat System: Wield a hybrid nurse/guardian arsenal—mix syringes laced with healing serums and angelic energy blades to counter swarms of enemies.

Transformation Mechanics: Unlock seven battle forms (e.g., "Valkyrie Shield" or "Plague Hunter") by absorbing island relics, each granting unique abilities like crowd control or rapid regeneration.

Adaptive Difficulty: The island’s ecosystem evolves with your choices—retreats trigger vengeful monster ambushes, while bold advances weaken enemy numbers but heighten their ferocity.

Mystery Origins: The remote island hides a hidden lab where experiments merged humans, monsters, and medical tech. Uncover journals to reveal the nurse’s ties to Project Angelus.

Dual Foe Dynamics: Island residents aren’t just mindless threats—they’re victims of a bioweapon leak. Convince some to ally with you, or purge them as a necessary evil.

Evolving Threats: Boss monsters fuse body parts from island flora/fauna (e.g., a jellyfish-tentacle-wielding shaman) in procedurally generated designs for endless variety.

Strategies of Ero Hunters:

Build Relationships Before Intimacy: Most erotic scenes are tied to affection levels—dialogue, gifting, and quest outcomes all matter.

Don’t Skip Side Quests: Optional missions often provide exclusive scenes, gear, or lore that enhance the main experience.

Mix Classes for Stronger Builds: Experiment with hybrid builds for better combat performance and alternate story choices.

Pay Attention to Character Clues: Dialogue often hints at erotic unlocks or secret quest triggers—take your time and read closely.

Check the Gallery for Completion Goals: The built-in gallery shows which scenes you’ve unlocked and which remain—perfect for 100% runs.

Changelog:

Major:

Cosmetics Overhaul

Tutorial Rework

Manual Saves

Overworld Interactables

Large amount of moddability changes, houses, loot, breeding textures, animations, and trades are now moddable.

Minor:

A background for the SFW version, you can toggle it in the NSFW version by clicking the campfire.

Conditionals now track your progress (e.g. you get "Requires: 15/230 dungeons cleared" instead of "Requires: 230 dungeons cleared".

You can now unequip (but still not equip) gear in dungeons.

Durability tokens now block the equipment of gear by moves.

Reworked the equip moves (such as for the latex slime and wool mage) to make them more powerful.

Knit Clothing now gives durability tokens.

Added a legend to the ColonyInfoPopulationPanel.

Allow renaming the colony in the ColonyInfoDifficultyPanel.

You can now set custom colors for equipment.

Dungeon completion loot now pulls from equipment from the dungeon race.

Deity effects now scale with insight.

Throw gear is now a charged move.

Gear Teleportation no longer requires speech or sight.

Stat buffing buildings no longer apply to adventurers.

Reordered and reworked the building groups.

Replaced Kidnapper's Strike with Punch.

Removed the requirements for Fabric Cutter/Piercer.

Updated the list of translatable game objects.

Added total goods supplied/consumed to the goods tooltip.

Added a Perk Glossary

Allowed pinning/unpinning all resources at once.

Added visuals for the Mark of Dianthe perk.

Player Comments of Ero Hunters:

It's ambitious. Played both Ero Witches & Ero Dungeons over the years, & the mechanics from prior games build into the next, a 'sequel-but-bigger' feeling, something like Frostpunk->Frostpunk2 (with similar issue of sprawl).So, Ero Hunters has the Ero Dungeons core, but adds strategy/town-builder/management. This is an extremely hard genre to develop for h-games; most common are slave trainers, some card games, but near-zero true map-oriented games.So the real standout thing here is the map. When I first played Ero Witches years ago, my initial feeling was 'the game engine is running the experience more than the dev'; Ero Dungeons had so much other stuff that I lost that feeling, but now it's returned specifically for the map stuff.I'm rambling, but that's a lot of what this game is. I myself have struggled with seeking to combine h-games & at-least-possibly-hardcore strategy, and Ero Dungeons was brilliant & so rare for this. Ero Hunters is 50% more rare & complex, but in taking that path, it perhaps inevitably struggles with developing a satisfying core & sort of unravels into several minigames (1. Ero Dungeons combat, 2. Town-builder, 3. Slave-trainer, 4. Pokemon, 5. Idle game). But I get it- how the heck can a town builder be sexy, so it forces mixing in these other elements. Though... I do think a town-builder or even grand strategy (please somebody find out how to make sexy grand strategy, I beg you) can have intense personality, e.g. through pop-up events & strong worldbuilding, maybe that's a different path for someone to take.

Madodev is one of the Best H-game makers out there, and this may be his best Game yet! It's a strong sequal to Ero Dungeons that trades off the masochistic/subby aspects of it's precdessesor to learn hard into the management/domination fantasy of the capture->train loop. It's a little less arousing than Dungeons (for now- the game is still early in development) and still needs polish, but this is one to look out for.

While it is still very early in development, the game is showing a lot of potential. Visually, it resembles their earlier Ero Witches and Ero Dungeon, and the dungeon gameplay shares some similarities, but it is more of a side adventure. Mainly, you're focused on the town map.Its core gameplay loop revolves around clearing land by fighting groups of enemies, building structures in the cleared land, and then staffing those structures with captured enemies, having them produce and enhance resources for you, or crafting items.I particularly liked the strategic aspects of the game; I feel there are way too few proper NSFW strategy games, and this one, despite its very early state, has the potential to become one of the best.

Final Verdict:

A monstergirl capturing citybuilder.You have been sent to found a colony on an island infested with Monstergirls. You'll have to defeat them in combat, and clear their dungeons. Or you capture them, and make them work towards expanding your colony. While they may be workshy in the beginning, an assortment of crafted gear and trainings will turn them into the perfect combatants or workers.