Getting started

Another Eidos is a tower defense game with adult VN elements. It's main draw will be it's porn scenes, and it's gameplay only secondary. It features a cast of mostly (gay) male characters with a decent ratio between humans, anthros, orcs, goblins, and the like. They all have porn scenes which may not necessarily involve the main character, and may present kinks that may not be for everyone. As for the tower defense aspect, it is mostly easy going outside of certain challenge quest, and doesn't demand a lot of time for the player. If any of that sounds good to you, maybe you'll enjoy this game.

You can check Characters for the roster of available characters in the game, and you can check CGs if your desired character has their porn scene implemented or not.

For general concerns about the game, you may check the FAQ if it's been answered there, or visit any of the community discords linked at the main page of the wiki.

Game Clients

On the game's website, there are download links for PC and android. This will provide you with the exe and apk respectively needed to install the game in your system. For android, the apk installs a launcher that handles log-in and updates, while on PC all of this is handled within the game itself. The first run will require significant amount of time to download assets it requires, and first run of quests may similarly eat up time due to downloads, since it only fetches some content when they're needed.

Notes:

• For the PC Client, the download link will redirect you to installation instructions, and how to log-in/register. You can refer to it here https://anothereidos-r.com/en/pcinstall/
• For the Android Client, you need to enable "Install from Unknown Sources" from your android menu (Settings > Security) in order to allow android to install Habbit launcher. Via this app, you'll be able to register, log-in, and update the game. Make sure to run this first before starting the game on fresh installs and updates.

As of Dec 2023, Nox client of Another Eidos is no longer supported. Still, you may want to run an emulator because of the benefits of using macros.

Typical game client problems:

• The type of connection you run may cause a hang up in the game's download. Try switching connection types or using a vpn whenever you suspect this may be the case.
• The tutorial quests are known to still be lag and be buggy.
• VN content can potentially load too long, usually on unreliable internet connections. It may also result it buggy displays of assets.
• Visual glitches may occur which can typically fixed by clearing your game cache and redownloading assets on a reliable net connection.
• PC clients has some known visual bugs caused before it starts caching in the correct assets for it's ui.

If you encounter bugs or are unsure, you can always send a report or inquiry directly to the devs here.

Gameplay

The game presents you with a basic tutorial of its combat gameplay at the start. Afterwards, you will be given a roster of free characters and x10 Edgar Freebie Tickets for pulling.

Generaly, you will bring a party of at most 12 characters in combat, and place them in deployable tiles if you have enough Cost to spend. Your characters will combat with incoming enemies spawning from their base (in red), or help support and sustain their allies. The ideal goal of the fight is to keep enemies from killing any allies and keep enemies from leaking into your base (in blue.) How many enemies you can afford to leak is show by how much life you still have

You can check The Battle System for a better understanding.

Quests

The game will open up for you to go through it various content called quests. There are three types: Main Storyline Quests, Exploration Quests, and Event Quests.

• You can prioritize going through main storyline quests or event quests marked as "re-editions."
• You can prioritize main story quests first since it'll grant you a few free units. Two of which only obtainable through the story.
• For the events, you prioritize clearing out secrets and tickets first, then materials you may need to upgrade units and clear more stages next.
• Grind the event closest to duration ending. El Presidente is a permanently open event, and should be prioritized last.
• Event quests will be your main source of pull currency through its show, and an efficient way of getting upgrade material.
• You should only run exploration quests when you really require an upgrade material urgently. Otherwise, first time clear should be enough.

The Gacha

The main ways of summoning new characters are via Scouting using tickets or dragon stones, and using recruitment flyers. You can find more in depth info here: Summoning.

• Rarities
  • 1 stars are gray, 2 stars are green, 3 stars are blue, 4 stars, are purple, 5 stars are yellow, 6 stars are orange. You are generally expected to amass 1-3 star units from flyer farming. While getting typically 4 stars in scouting. Power level of units aren't exactly defined clearly by their rarity. Lower unit units are often made to be good at doing one thing really well, while higher rarity units serve to do a lot more than expected of their class. You usually care more about rarities simply on how easy for you to get a desired unit for their stills.
• Dragon Stones
  • Dragon stones are used to summon units at a rate of 4:1. You can use 40 to get 10 at the same time. You get Dragon stones from first time clears of 3 star and 4 star maps. Login Rewards and occasional login events are also possible sources. You will also get 4 per maintenance plus more if the maintenance is extended.
• Flyers
  • Flyers are gained from any non-exploration level. They can be used to pull any unit from the release of the game. This is the only way to get 1-2 star units and they competent enough for any of the present content.

Gameplay Loop

You will spend your stamina depending on what you need, be it money, or materials. If you are good on everything, most players farm flyers. It is usually most optimal to play latest 10 stamina stages when they drop flyers, or the highest tier of an exploration stage if you're farming materials/money.

Through playing daily, you will get daily rewards and level up your player ranks. You can find out more about them here: Login Rewards.

Rerolling (Android)

Delete the files "SaveFile.es3" and "SaveFile.es3.tmp.ba" from the file manager. Then open the Habbit Launcher and log in with your new email salt. You can also use this method to switch between multiple accounts. It's impossible to lose your progress and characters, they're permanently bound to the email you logged in with.

Rerolling in this game requires you to create a new Habbit account. If you want to use the same email you can use salts, therefore it is recommended to use a Gmail account. Salted e-mails allow you to use the same e-mail multiple times for registration, this way you don't need to create multiple e-mail accounts. To salt your Gmail add a +string between the name and the @gmail portion of your e-mail address. For example if your email is rerollguide@gmail.com you can salt it by changing it to rerollguide+1@gmail.com or rerollguide+2@gmail.com etc. The text after the + symbol can be any letters or numbers of any length. Any e-mails sent to your salted e-mail will be redirected to the unsalted email (rerollguide@gmail.com).

To log into your new account you have to first delete the "SaveFile.es3" and "SaveFile.es3.tmp.ba" from the file manager before launching AER again OR clear the AER app's data. Deleting the Savefile is much quicker. It's impossible to lose your account progress, all of your pulls and progress are bound to the Email you initialized the game with.

Step by Step Guide

NoxPlayer

1. Close the AER app.
2. Open the file manager and delete the file "SaveFile.es3" from /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.Habbit.Anados/files. This method skips the first time download and is a lot quicker. (Recommended)
3. Open Habbit Launcher > Create new account (新規ユーザ登録)
4. Salt your email and type in your password. You will receive a verification message at the same email you started with, verify your new account.
5. Enter your salted email address into Habbit Launcher and login using your password.
6. Open AER through the Habbit Launcher app
7. Play through the tutorial until you can roll (you only need to beat 0-2), then go to the home screen. At the start you get 10 free tickets.
8. Repeat

Android

1. Close the AER app.
2. Settings > Apps > AER > Storage > Clear Data (*)
3. Open Habbit Launcher > Create new account (新規ユーザ登録)
4. Salt your email and type in your password. You will receive a verification message at the same email you started with, verify your new account.
5. Enter your salted email address into Habbit Launcher and login using your password.
6. Open AER through the Habbit Launcher app
7. Play through the tutorial until you can roll (you only need to beat 0-2), then go to the home screen. At the start you get 10 free tickets.
8. Repeat

* May be different for different android versions or on emulators.

Team Building

Characters are sorted into classes, which suggest their primary niche in battle. Vanguards, Fighters, and Guards are usually melee units placed in low ground that provide choke points for enemies ), while Shooters and Casters are usually ranged units placed in high ground solely to dish out damage and reach aerial enemies. Healers are high ground units solely recover allies' hp in their range. Lastly, Strangers and Supporters are a mixed bag of different units that provide unique buffs/debuffs or ways to deal damage. On each class, there exceptions of course, such as Robin, a supporter that can match performance of a healer, or Kagura, a healer that can be placed in low ground.

For more information on Classes, check The Class System

A good balanced team that can work for most stages usually involves around 2-3 vanguards, 2 healers, and the rest a mix of ranged and melee dps (at least 2-3 for each.) Stalling via Guards is generally less optimal than brining a unit with good dps like Fighters or high rarity Vanguards. It is also good to note that the difficulty of the game doesn't require too much optimal party composition as long as all typical niches are covered.

The free units the game provides are all considerably good, especially Leonhart and Robin.

For more in depth analysis look here: Tips and Tricks.

Friend Code/Support

The friend code is the ID that appears above your name. You can search and add players only if you have the full ID. Codes are not case sensitive. Having someone one your friends list will make them appear in your supports.

Supports are units you can take with you for that battle. You will get a pool of random supports, from players of a similar player level to you, if you have no friends or less than 20 that fill in empty spaces. After using a specific support, there will be a cooldown, disallowing you to use it again for a while. The supports will stay the same until they are shuffled at a later time.

To set a unit as a support, go to your profile and press the wrench on support/skills. There is currently no reward for getting your support picked or using someone else's support.