First Event of 'EroLabs: Rise of Eros' Sparks Outrage: Heavy Grind, Aggressive Monetization, and Poor Value

The newly released first event for 'Rise of Eros' has sparked massive community backlash. The event, structured in four chapters, features a classic 'grind for points' mechanic that players find both tedious and unfair.

Players calculated that with an energy cost of 25 per run yielding only 125 points, and a capped energy pool, earning major rewards like the limited gacha 10-pull or SSR fragments requires sacrificing all regular character progression. Despite hopes for better efficiency in the newly unlocked final chapters, the grind ratio remained unchanged, essentially forcing players to dump all resources into the event without gaining anything else.

The comment section is filled with frustration. Many users point out that the developer is repeating the same 'greedy' tactics seen in their previous titles—restricting resources, pushing paid character growth packs, and aggressively monetizing basic progress. Players complain that the game lacks depth, the adult content (CGs) is mediocre, and the experience is worse than other established platforms. Many have officially announced they are quitting the game.

Some players jokingly noted that the game is neither fun to play nor satisfying as an adult title, with others suggesting that waiting for decrypted files or community dumps is a much better value than paying for the game's steep monetization requirements.