AI deal Rays

AI deal Rays AI deal Rays is a high-tech action adventure where a terrorist strike sends four AI deals out of control. You’ll command one android, battle rivals, and complete 10 chapters to restore order.

AI deal Rays

AI deal Rays is a fast-paced action game set in a high-tech future. When a terrorist strike hits the AI corporation OVERDUE, four separate AI “deals” break free from control. You play as Minecraft, who ends up unintentionally taking ownership of one of these runaway AI deals.

After accepting a mission from the company, you set out to retrieve the other three androids. Across 10 story chapters, you’ll fight rival AI deals, prove your combat ability, sidestep enemy strikes with precision, and use a range of techniques to defeat opponents and wrest control back from them.

As the plot unfolds, you’ll build a stronger emotional connection with your AI deal—unlocking various exciting, more personal animations along the way. Note: if you lose a battle, your AI deal can be taken over by another player, triggering the matching defeat cutscene.

Key Features

• Upgraded visuals and animation: Compared to the previous release “Snow Brandia”, Ai-deal-Rays delivers improved graphics and more fluid animation, plus expanded content that refines the gameplay formula.
• 3D action controls streamlined: The control setup for a 3D action game has been optimized so more players can jump in quickly—while still keeping the strategic challenge intact.
• Android heroine: Meet Ai-deal, a stylish and striking android character who takes center stage.
• Event-based intimate content (in-game): During the event portion of the game, you become Ai-deal’s owner and can experience relationship/“sex life” style scenes.
• Defeat unlocks a “bad ending”: If you’re defeated, a darker outcome plays out (including a forced/defeat-related scene).
• No grinding just to unlock: Those scenes unlock automatically after clearing the relevant area, so you can focus on the story instead of deliberately stalling against enemies.
• Special abilities: Skills such as Sonic Burst, Mirage Line, Drain, and more let you push through combat in different ways.
• Sci-fi scenario variety: The futuristic setting includes unusual “situation” moments as part of the game’s content.



• Mid-fight Drain attacks: Naughty drain-style attacks can occur during battles.
• Play with your fem-android partner: Team up with Ai-deal to shape the future you want.
• Android functions: It also appears that sexual service is treated as part of her standard android capabilities.

Android Characters

• The androids you encounter in both combat and events each have their own look and personality, and they stand in your way.
• Secret Re;ON Type-X1 “Layard”



• Secret Re;ON Type-R5 “Arculate”



• Secret Re;ON Type-R6 “Vita”
• Boss androids: Additional high-level boss-class androids are planned.



• More enemies and supporting cast: Various sub-characters and enemy androids will be introduced to deepen the story.

Player Comments (Community Impressions)

• Retro-style vibe: One player says the game feels “special,” praising its 2010-era atmosphere—music, design, and even graphics techniques that resemble the PS3 period—leading them to imagine it as a niche Japan-only PS3-style title.
• Story feels anime-like (mid-tier): Another comment describes the plot as an average anime setup involving evil corporations and magical-girl-style heroics, with the premise centered on the MC acquiring a robot girl from the cover art—before it’s revealed she’s more than just a gimmick.
• Gameplay may feel clunky: A reviewer claims the core combat can be buggy or inconsistent, noting that battles take place in mostly empty skybox areas with other robots and robo-girls. They also point out the limited controls (primarily WASD plus mouse left/right), with many functions mapped to those buttons—such as L = attack, dash hold, drain hold, R = defend, L+R = special, and parry.
• Combat can become easy: The same comment argues that once you learn the button mash patterns, most of the game becomes manageable, except during cutscenes where the game may explicitly instruct you to use parry.
• Scene viewer notes: One player says intimate scenes are organized under event categories and look “neat,” but they’d prefer a POV camera in the scene viewer. They also mention that browsing sex events in the gallery by location isn’t very convenient.
• Content focus on Ai-deal: Another critique is that the developer seems heavily focused on Ai-deal—the main girl—while only a small number of other characters receive their own sex scenes, and even those can be accompanied by Ai-deal.
• Defeat/NTR and drain animations: A player lists three main scene types: (1) scenes where the MC and Ai-deal progress through the story, (2) NTR-style scenes triggered when you die in battle, and (3) quick animations tied to Drain interactions—either when Ai-deal drains an enemy or when enemies drain her. They also criticize that some quick scenes lack detailed enemy animations and may only show Ai-deal touching the enemy’s head.
• Potential, but inconsistent usage: The final impression says the feature has a lot of potential, but enemies don’t seem to use Drain on Ai-deal very often (with the writer expressing suspicion about that).