MONSTER MONPIECE VITA UNCENSORED VOK PATCH

The goal of each battle is to make it to your opponent's edge of the board (red) and attack their stronghold. You're limited to deploying your cards in a 3 x 3 grid on the left side of the board, (green, above) and each character will move forward and attack if the path in front of them is clear. Like other CCGs, you collect a fixed amount of mana each turn and use it place a single card into play. And you use them in a grid-based battle against your opponent. But there's a clever twist to Monster Monpiece's fantasy bestiary.Īll of its creatures are sexy, scantily clad monster girls.Įach girl falls into one of four basic card types - melee attack, ranged attack, healer, and buffer. There are Kobolds, Death Scorpions, Tiamats (yes, plural!), and Skeletons. The fact that Monster Monpiece tells it through dry, interminably long cut-scenes with static artwork doesn't help draw you in, either.Īs you wander about, you'll soon cross paths with familiar fantasy monsters. It's a story that's been told several times over, often by better writers. You have to collect monsters, evolve them, and send them off into battle against one another. You're a young girl setting out on a journey in a cursed land. When it comes to art and story, Monster Monpiece is about as by-the-numbers as you can get. I haven't even gotten to the part where you furiously masturbate your Vita in an attempt to undress the characters in the cards to level them up. Instead, the cards animate when they're placed on a table and engage in a deeply satisfying, lane-based strategy battle that plays like Go mixed with Plants vs Zombies. Sure, there are cards and - yes - you collect them, but you don't just flop them on the table and compare stats to see who wins. But Monster Monpiece isn't your typical CCG. Now go enjoy your monster lolis.Your average collectible card game has a difficult job standing out and attracting players in the post- Hearthstone world. If anyone wants to help, just post if this worked for you and if you are willing to mess around using this method, go ahead and tell us your progress.

MONSTER MONPIECE VITA UNCENSORED VOK PATCH

I still have to mess around a little bit more, because with this method, some strings such as card's name and description show up in japanese when browsing cards, but it's a matter of just locating the right files to replace.Ĭhanging the whole file it's not the ideal solution, so I still need to check if I cand find a way to only apply the patch to the right files using the patch folder. The first method occupies less space in your memory card but I don't know if it will be stable against updates and such.

Put your new PATCH.cpk file in your Vita, you have two ways of doing this: Overwrite the PATCH.cpk file inside your game's folder or use the last part of this method to create a folder for MonsterMonpiece inside the patches folder and put your new PATCH.cpk there. Using Cri Packed File Maker tool, point it to where you extracted the PATCH file and click on Build CPK File (remember to check Try Compression, or the file will weight much more than the original)

gbin files, copy the ones that start with 'mCard' (such as mCardPacRoot or mCardPacSeries) to the DATABASE folder that you can find inside the folder where you extracted PATCH, overwrite when asked to. Inside the folder where you extracted GAME, you will find a folder called DATABASE containing many. Using a tool to decompress CPKs such as quickbms oe CriPakTools, extract both files to different folders (IMPORTANT! If you decompress them to the same folder, files will be overwritten and all the folders will mix up) Simply removing this file won't work, but with a little trick we can use the original japanese files on our english release.įirst, copy your GAME.cpk and PATCH.cpk to your PC. Messing around with the files of the game, I found out that the game itself includes the original Japanese release (decensored) but applies an additional file to patch the game to english and apply censorship. I have only tested it with the 1.00 version of the game, so it may not work with any updates.Īll the files we're gonna be using here are stored in /ux0:/app/PCSE00373/data, so I'll be referring only to the filenames from now on.

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