Pain Cage Tournament

20 minutes of content, but comics are good.

A storyline that is both actually compelling, and which shows a good understanding of the ideas around masochism. The artwork is great, and the flow of reading it works great. It has a focus that appeals to both men and women, so long as they are allosexual (this is a little to focused on sexual acts to appeal to ace masochists), and like women (not much for straight gals or gay guys). The game feels like it both has a genuine artistic vision and like it respects what it is, in things like making every panel have something to look at and get off too, and the somewhat comedically transparent "one-handed controlls", whose purpose should be obvious. This game is really good, and while there is allways a question of taste with these things, I found that even though a lot of this isn't exactly my thing, I found it so admirably executed I can't do anything but praise it, and the presence of a little choice is allways welcome, especially when the choice is focused on what kind of scenery you would like to enjoy next. With all this praise you must be wondering why on earth I don't reccomend this. Well once I had finnished the demo and I went to make my review, I saw some disheartening com…

I enjoyed this one; the comic-book art style is dynamic and the story - for something meant to titillate more than engross - was engaging enough. Ultimately, I think whether you enjoy this or not will come down to your kinks: if watching ultra-submissive slavegirls being used, filled, abused (and made-to-abuse) brings a delicious flush to your cheeks... well, you've probably already bought and enjoyed this ;) This experience (I hesitate to call this a 'game'... it's really a digital comic with - sometimes hot - sound effects) is largely static, visually, but I didn't find that took away from it. The drawings are lovingly inked and obviously done by someone who is very into the above mentioned kinks! There is some semblance of 'choice' at certain panels in the story, where what you see next depends on your selection, but these seem more like brief detours than real branches in the main story line - enjoyable, but ultimately leading you right back to where the story wants to go. More interactive than a comic book, but nowhere near Choose-Your-Own-Adventure levels of decision-making. Personally, I'm happy to see a work that has its own character; something a little different from sl…

An appetiser for the main course that is Slave Fighters X... It's been a full year since the appetiser's release, still waiting on the main course... Good Artwork though!

This is barely a game, it's a visual novel with a semblance of decisions. It's cheap but it also has little content, I played 40 min and in those I ran through the game twice. The drawings are amazing, and the story is somewhat interesting (if only to see where the female lead ends up at the end), but don't expect a lot of animations or gameplay, and even the story ends at a cliff hanger, basically too short, would love it if they went a bit further with the story and the animations, which makes me think this developer was testing waters with a low budget to see how well this concept could go?

This is basically a demo. Worth the cost to support the developer to experiment more with this format. It even looks good and controls well in VR despite not being intentionally designed for it. My only complaint is the first time you get to a screen to pick an option it was not immediately obvious that is what you are supposed to be doing.