Anime Gas Station

bobs and vegana

This game is a lot like the previous game I reviewed (Succubuses Love Creampies). Although there is a general premise in this game about gas stations and anime women, there's a few oddities that I was not expecting. Firstly, there is no story line. It's just a puzzle match game, which considering it's $0.99 is understandable. I do wish that there were more puzzles besides 10, but again with the cheap price it makes sense. Secondly, the general description for the game is "Relaxing puzzle game with cute gas station girls". The only issue with that description is that there is a male in this as well. The 3rd puzzle is a PG version of him, and the final 10th puzzle is him wearing leather straps and speedo. I am not attracted to men, and no matter how much the liberal media pushes it on me, I will not falter. Not even if he's bearded and looks like he'd take me to pound town. I only like twinks because they are basically women. Thirdly, the base game only has 3 levels and you have to download a free (18+) DLC that has issues installing alongside the rest of the game. I had to restart and go through the first 3 puzzles at least three times until it actually allowed me to get to the…

Took me 5 minutes to finish this masterful game. This is truly one of the best games of all time. Characters, story and gameplay are amazing. Really a piece of art! Saul approves! 11/10

I tried this in real life and well... let's just say... my reputation precedes me...

Anime Gas Station is a tile swapping game with 10 levels. The girls are kind of cute, the fat guy isn't. It took me 8 minutes to complete the game. That's a hard sell, even for $0.99. *DLC patch provides uncensored, non-mosaic'd images.

Anime Gas Station is a small-scale indie puzzle game developed by Hot Chill and published by Witty Kitty, designed as a lighthearted and visually focused experience. At its core, the game mixes simple puzzle mechanics with anime-inspired artwork, all set around the quirky theme of a roadside service station staffed by stylized attendants. Rather than relying on complex systems or long-term progression, it embraces a straightforward formula where the main incentive is to solve puzzles in order to unlock new images and characters. This creates a game that is more about enjoying presentation and atmosphere than being challenged by intricate design. The gameplay revolves around swapping pieces of a picture until the image becomes complete, a mechanic that is intentionally easy to grasp. The puzzles are accessible and rarely overwhelming, designed to be relaxed rather than demanding. This makes the game approachable for players who want to spend a few minutes unwinding rather than committing to something that requires heavy concentration or advanced strategy. Each solved puzzle reveals new artwork, characters, or small narrative hints, keeping progress tied directly to the visual rewar…