Daenerys doesn’t want Hentai

[h1]FAIL!![/h1] The game has lame graphics which is a big no-no for a game that lives off the characters' looks. The girls look lifeless like shiny play-doh and their weapons phase through everything. The simplistic landscape looks even worse. The levels are too big and there's nothing in it. There's also no map or any other wayfinding tool. So, good luck finding your objective, because they only way to find it is by running into it by pure chance after you visited the same place more than times than the devs spent time on this game (measured in hours). There's no voice acting except for 2 single sentences at the beginning of Survival mode and only one of them is done by a female voice. It already seems as if the devs had never seen a real women in their life, but couldn't they find one who was willing to say 2 sentences in this game instead of just one?... There's no fu[b][/b]cking point to doing anything. If you've defeated 1 enemy, you've seen them all. And then you do it over and over and over and over and over... The "combat" is just button-mashing. Think of the first game that comes to your mind that is accused of being a mindless button-masher - that game, I tell you, is …

oh holy cow thank you lord god

Daenerys doesn’t want Hentai, developed and published by SeedWall, is a small-scale third-person action game that leans heavily on its provocative title and playful tone to attract attention, but underneath that surface it delivers a very straightforward and minimal gameplay experience. It presents itself as a light, almost parody-like adventure, placing the player in control of a sword-wielding heroine tasked with battling enemies and collecting treasures in order to complete a loosely defined objective tied to “saving” Daenerys. While the premise is intentionally absurd and self-aware, the game’s actual design is far more grounded in simple mechanics than in its comedic framing. The core gameplay loop revolves around moving through compact levels, defeating waves of enemies, and collecting a required number of chests to unlock progression. Each stage functions as a contained arena, with limited exploration and a clear objective that rarely changes from one level to the next. This structure makes the game easy to understand and accessible from the very beginning, but it also results in a repetitive flow. Although there are different environments, they serve primarily as visual va…

rather dull, but at least has fov slider

played cs2 for 5hours straight and this is a nice relaxing break

I don't know how or why I have this but its some sort of bootleg porn I think. 0/10