Saku the Covert Agent

[18+/VN] Mysterious and interesting short story about a super agent girl Saku. Unveil missions by solving puzzles and intimate her. HQ anime artwork w/animation, protagonist heroin voiced, great price. [18+/VN] スーパーハッカーとなり、秘密工作員の朔ちゃんと事件解決＆H。いろいろな種類のPZLミニゲームがあり飽きない作りとなっている。必須ミッションとサブミッションがあり、自由に進行を選択できるのが良い。朔ちゃんをはじめ絵柄は凄く可愛く、かつHな数シーンに関してはアニメーションし、日本語テキストあり、日本語音声も当てられている。価格を考えると十分以上のアリだと感じた。モ無。 [quote][b]Check out our [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/36364102-Horny-Hentai-Festival/]Steam curator[/url] , [url=www.youtube.com/curatorhhf/]YouTube channel[/url] and [url=x.com/hhfcurator]X(Twitter)[/url]![/b][/quote]

*Updated review after the 26 June 2026 Update* Props to the developers for the incredible free update and finishing up the original storyline the game originally started with. This is one of those games where you go into it not expecting much, but the story is surprisingly engaging. You play as this super hacker that can do anything, as you encounter an agent who tasks you to help her on a mission. Now originally this section of the game ended really quickly. But! The game received a continuation of the main plotline and we finally got a satisfying conclusion. Plus, it added a ton of new scenes which are all animated. The game was definitely worth it before the update, but now it is a great buy for it's price. There are also side missions which are fun and interesting. A lot of them throw interesting curve balls in how they play out. For example, the first side mission you get seems like a very open and shut case. A group of students took a weird creepy photo and you're tasked to figure out what's actually in the photo. The photo itself isn't interesting, but for some reason, you are unable to contact the group afterwards. Quite a few of these side missions have a bit of a twis…

Developed and published by Forward and 78Games, Saku the Covert Agent delivers a blend of visual novel storytelling, cyberpunk intrigue, and interactive puzzle-solving that revolves around espionage in a technologically advanced city. Instead of relying on fast-paced combat, the game builds its identity around investigation, hacking, and uncovering hidden truths. Players assume the role of Shadow Code, an infamous hacker whose reputation attracts only the most unusual and dangerous assignments. A seemingly routine anonymous request quickly escalates into a much larger conspiracy, eventually leading to an alliance with Saku, a highly trained covert operative from the mysterious LUNA organization. Together, they unravel a network of secrets that stretches far beyond what either initially expected. One of the game's strongest features is its interpretation of hacking as a hands-on gameplay mechanic rather than a simple narrative device. Players spend much of their time decrypting confidential files, infiltrating protected computer systems, repairing damaged circuits, tracing digital signals, cracking passwords, planting malicious software, and reconstructing fragmented information. T…

didnt expect much from the thumbnail, turned out to be better than what i anticipated

Overall I highly recommend this, best to get it on a discount but has a lot on content for the price. Could there be more H content, sure. More animations, also sure. This is still one of the more surprising H games because there is an actual story and is different than the AI slop, NTR, or corruption games. I played the early access version and honestly that is the best version of this game. Was it shorter yes but the story was great didn't have the additional characters and focused on Saku who is the best waifu in this game, The added content starts at mission Reviewing the Incident and while not bad the devs ramp up the puzzle difficultly which also feels jarring. Admittedly the puzzles in the early access version were fairly simple they didn't take away from the story. The harder puzzles just meant having to spend time on those instead of the H scenes.