Adverse Effects

Very strongly NOT recommended. The game is extremely short, with only 39 minutes of gameplay, and offers virtually no meaningful choices or replay value. The adult models are also unattractive, and overall there is simply no reason to recommend this. 100% Completion Time : 0.6H Completion Difficulty : 1/10 Playthroughs : 1 Missables : None Notable requirements : None

short, old style animations but they aren't bad and there are options to change positions... don't miss out on the bonus scenes :)

Straight forward. You know what is happen. And you get a good happy ending.

Short, but for those who like to get them pregnant it is a homerun. I personally like the possibility for that in a game. Nice graphics, the women look amazing in my opinion. Again, it is a short game but the price was right so... If you are in for a game to fill some time you will not be disappointed.

Adverse Effect is only about an hour long, but it's pretty good stuff. I really appreciated that this game let me choose my own words to replace the "Landlady" sanitized relationship. This AVN is focused on your Landlady/Mom/Sister/Whatever as she enters a medical trial for sleeping pills. Predictably, the "Adverse Effect" of these pills is that she gets horny for you. The path is linear, but you get to make a choice here and there. Your Landlady/Mom/Sister/Whatever is a hot MILF, thank god, because she's your only available love interest in this game. You'll probably want to bang The Doctor, though. 5/10

Damn that doctor—it seems like you gave me some damn weird pills... Pretty good AVN about landlady and her tenant. It's a pretty short —less than an hour even to get all achievements. It has a linear storyline and a small number of well-directed scenes, all of which feature a great visual style. I recommend it only with a big discount. [code] [b] Please play only in good games [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42577670] My curator page [/url] [/b] [/code] hehe moments: There's a new drug being tested at the moment. Patients are split into two groups: a treatment group and a control group. One of the patients comes into the doctor's office: "Doc, why did you switch my meds?" The doctor (very carefully), adjusting his glasses: "What makes you think I changed it?" "You see, before, when I threw these pills into a puddle, they would float, but now they suddenly sink."