Futa University

It’s decent. You get a number of futas to play with (along with a couple of girls), though only a few of the models are particularly attractive. The match-3 gameplay, however, is tight and offers a bit of a challenge since you’ll need to keep an eye on multiple stats to win the round.

What I expected: A candy crush like game but with futa What I got: A very basic 3-connect-game that doesn't even give you specials for combining more than 3 (just a bit more score) that is so luck dependant that even the very first real level feels like the level 300 in the original candy crush. I like the concept but the realisation was.. misguided to say it nicely. The game didn't earn "nicely", so the realization was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awful. You do not get any bombs for 4 combned in a square, you do not get any line clearers for 4 combined in a line, you do not get a special get-any-block-of-this-type thingy for combining 5. Instead you get a play field filled with bombs that decrease your life if combined. Yes, one of the 6 regular blocks that fill the playing field is a bomb, and combining them hurts you, which means you don't combine them which means in turn soon most of the playing field is filled up with bombs. Now, do you clear a big stack of bombs to nearly kill yourself just so that more bombs fall into the field? Candy crush came out over a decade ago. bejewelled is over 20 years old by now. How do so many games still manage to screw up this ancient formula? you literally just …

These woman have a penises?

Futa University is an adult-themed visual novel and match-3 puzzle hybrid that combines erotic storytelling, anime-inspired character design, and surprisingly functional puzzle mechanics into a casual experience aimed directly at fans of adult visual novels and light strategy gameplay. While the game clearly prioritizes fanservice and explicit content, it also puts more effort into its gameplay systems than many lower-budget adult titles, creating an experience that at least attempts to balance progression, interaction, and character-based storytelling rather than functioning purely as a gallery of scenes. The setting revolves around a bizarre university populated entirely by futanari students and faculty members, where the player becomes involved in a series of comedic, flirtatious, and increasingly explicit encounters across campus life. The story itself is intentionally exaggerated and heavily focused on fantasy scenarios rather than realism, but the game still tries to give its cast distinct personalities and recurring interactions. Conversations between characters are filled with playful anime-style humor, suggestive dialogue, and over-the-top situations that make it clear th…

Insanely lame

Game play is actually good with satisfying learning mechanics that could be further explored beyond the games length. Visuals and dialogue are also excellent.