Dark Prodigy Simulator

Terrible game, waste of money and time. The "Gameplay" is extremely repetitive, the adult scenes are very lacking and few, and the overall story is bleh. Just an AI produced slop to get money.

The models are great, thick gals I.T.K. style. Animation is ok. Game itself is not good ngl. At some points you don't even know if you reached the end of if there is more gameplay. After playing this I miss Akabur's "Princess Trainer" and "Hermione Trainer". You only had to copy these two games with more passion, I.T.K., and the result would've been awesome. I could recommend it on discount, but don't have high expectations. It's half baked, definitely needs more time in the oven.

ITK (the dev) does an awful job with communicating with players. Got this game on sale for 1.59 and it still feels a bit much. This is a glorified demo. Bad: - Only two women to have scenes with - White hair woman only has three positions - Prodigy woman only has four positions plus a few more CG images - You see the majority of the scenes in the previews - Dialogue is awful, written by a preteen or something - No quest tracker or indication for how to do anything - Some quests show incomplete but you can't complete - Buying gifts must do something but no indication on what - Game is over quickly (I skipped dialogue because of how awful it was) - There may be more to the game, but I have no idea because there's absolutely no direction - Previews show some things that aren't in the game or most of us can't seem to advance beyond a point - The prodigy is unattractive Good: + Animations are pretty smooth + The women other than the prodigy are pretty attractive + Free-roam + Ability to repeat scenes If you're curious, wait for a 80-90% sale, it's not worth it otherwise.

Wasn't worth the effort to click download

good game im glad it was remade looks a lot better wish other dev wood do that

Dark Prodigy Simulator is a fantasy RPG and simulation experience developed and published by I.T.K that centers on mentorship, personal growth, and the consequences of shaping power in a world where morality is often uncertain. Instead of placing players in the familiar position of a heroic adventurer battling darkness, the game reverses expectations by making players the feared Dark Lord, a figure of immense power whose quiet existence changes after meeting a gifted exile seeking forbidden knowledge. The result is a character-driven experience focused less on saving the world and more on influencing someone who may eventually change it. The premise immediately creates an interesting foundation. A talented former academy student arrives searching for guidance after being pushed away from conventional paths of learning. Already skilled and carrying enormous potential, this young prodigy seeks mastery over dangerous abilities that traditional teachings refused to embrace. Players become responsible for shaping that development. Rather than controlling an inexperienced hero slowly climbing toward greatness, the game asks a more unusual question: what happens when someone already tale…