Mask City

Mask City is a visual novel, in which the erotic action scenes are outsourced to a R18 DLC. This MC is a super hero and the graphics and storytelling are made in a comic style. “Chapter zero” in the title lets us assume that this is an unfinished story. It’s the unusual opposite, it’s a complete story and the dev wants to say that perhaps he’ll do more stories with this MC. The story is ok for an AVN, but too simple and predictable for a normal VN. The choices don’t influence the main story, only small branches with different achievements, which all leads back to the main road. It’s not a Ren’Py game, I miss some comfort like the function to skip only text which I know already. There is a demo in the Steam shop. Without the DLC there is no erotic action and no gallery. These 9 erotic action scenes are good and have sound effects (moans), animations and choices. Not in every country you can buy the DLC in the steam shop. It’s fun, but the actual price of 12€ (+2€) for 5h gameplay is not cheap.

[i]Mask City: Chapter Zero[/i] is a stylish superhero-themed visual novel built around a gripping murder investigation. It’s written by sci-fi and fantasy author [url=https://aaroncrash.com/]Aaron Crash[/url], a writer known for blending action scenes with spicy adult sequences and gifting his heroes with a harem of beautiful allies. [i]Mask City[/i] is no exception to that: our protagonist is a crime photographer by day and a street-level superhero by night, relying on raw super strength to fight injustice. When a series of seemingly connected murders surfaces in the city, he teams up with four distinct women to track the killer's trail from scene to scene. Being a sucker for superhero stories, I jumped in immediately and was pleasantly surprised to find that this is no conventional murder mystery. There's a psychic twist to it, which made the whole thing considerably more fascinating for me. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3726249223 First and foremost, the presentation is amazing. The artwork is stunning, with a visual identity that stays true to the comic book aesthetic: bold linework and vivid colors. The character art is also very expressive, with the …

A great visual novel written by the author Aaron Crash this is an amazing start to Visual Novels by him and hopefully he can turn some of his own books into some in the future. This has a little of everything, superhoes, serial killers and feisty old people.