Sexy Futa: Mecha Battles of Islands🍓

If I had the choice between this cheap game and a cheap sandwich then the game would win by a small margin. Granted both are poorly made, low quality, and have poor assets with some possible bugs in them. But I can at least say it has the option of getting a refund and it didn't make me sick.

The game is completely broken, after the first victory sex scene which was absolute rubbish, I pressed every key on my keyboard, the mouse wasn't available to click anything, it was just stuck Without some serious game fixes and updates, this won't even pass as a crap game that I can ignore in my library REFUNDED!

I genuinely cannot put into words exactly how bad and low effort this game is. Most of the menuing I found in the first 5 minutes of the game requires keyboard and mouse. You select different options in the menu via your WASD/arrow keys, then you have to use mouse left click to actually select the option, instead of something like your space key, enter key, interact keys like F, Z, X, C, E, or anything else that would be nearby the keys you would already have your fingers resting at, the game explains none of this and leaves it to the player to figure out how to interact with itself. The title screen/main menu itself breaks this convention by instead requiring the user to use exclusively the mouse. Not that it could be accurately described as the title screen or the main menu as the game doesn't show the title on the title screen nor describe it even as a menu much less the main menu. The game instead just loads you into a selection of 4 choices: start, load, options, exit. If you want to get a real feel for how good this game is, I recommend clicking Options then pressing the Escape key. It soft locks the game requiring you to close out of it to be able to continue. From the ga…

This game is unplayable. No instructions and no way to utilize upgrades. I literally had no idea what I was doing or what was happening. Enemies are invincible after a certain number of battles.

Sexy Futa: Mecha Battles of Islands is a science-fiction role-playing game developed and published by Lust Zone Studio that combines mech combat, character customization, visual novel storytelling, and adult-themed content into a single experience. While many games in the mature-content category rely primarily on static scenes and simple interactions, this title attempts to build a larger gameplay framework around its premise. By integrating combat systems, progression mechanics, and extensive customization options, it offers an experience that aims to be both an action-oriented adventure and a character-driven fantasy. The game takes place in a futuristic world where powerful mechanical machines dominate conflicts across a chain of dangerous islands. Players assume the role of a pilot who must navigate battles, develop relationships, and strengthen their capabilities through a combination of combat and progression. The setting provides a foundation for the game's blend of action and narrative, allowing the player to participate in large-scale confrontations while also engaging with the various characters encountered throughout the journey. One of the game's most prominent featur…

This game is broken/unfinished, released on Steam, then apparently abandoned by the Dev who never came back to fix the game even after getting people to buy it. That's a reputation critical hit to the Dev...if they went on to future projects and learned how to make a working User Interface, they should have come back and recoded that in a weekend. But no. The game swiches between mouse-only and keyboard-only without noticeable pattern. So each screen you're on, your User Interface may change all the rules on the next screen. There are 'hidden' options you can click or select in the game that do things you'd probably want to select on purpose...but without a button or description, most people would miss them. This was someone's first game while they learned Unity. Likely they gave up Unity for an even easier engine or turned in their Dev hat to be a Player One like the rest of us. It's too late for a refund and it's been 2 years since the game was released...so...hopefully eventually the Dev figures out UI and UX and comes back to fix what's broken. Until then...enjoy the Trailers but don't expect this to be a game.