Ultimate Bondage Simulator

Interesting idea. Has a little bit of baldis basics where you there's a white haired lady patrolling the hallways that will restrain you. Eventually if you she catches you enough times you will be sent to the Overwatch support chamber. This doesn't really start slow with the bondage, you're kind of already a full blown gimp from the beginning of the game. Lots of walking and talking. Hard to jerk off to something like this, unless you really enjoy the audio of a female telling you what to do. From what I can see the game is getting patches so why not throw ten dollars towards a bdsm developer on steam? It's hard to find this content and if we don't purchase it every now & then they will stop trying to make our dream game.

It's q good game, the reviews are bad cause there was a period in wich you couldn't progress the story, now it works

Considering this is supposedly a finished product, it is a tedious pain in the ass to play. It is bug ridden such that you have restart the entire game when you encounter the inevitable blocking bug. Aside from that is wonderful gameplay of a domme knocking you down (ooh such punishment), then having to repeatedly mash a keyboard button. What gameplay. Dialog is lost never to be found again. Text from dialog is barely visible and cannot be reviewed. Overall, the price of the game is less than the price of a new keyboard, so unless you like hammering on a key most of the time, along with bugs like the disappearing mouse pointer feature, again forcing a restart and basically restoring a save. Most of the time the save also contains the game stopping bug. The bugs have been reported internally and publicly. This products seems like a good old tech bubble cash grab, basically, it's almost nostalgic for the 1990s.

It's a nice little adult game. Yes, some reviews call it a "walking simulator" - and fair enough, mostly all you do is walk and activate things. But that complaint is answered by the premise itself: what else are you supposed to do when you're tightly bound most of the time? I really like how the mechanics are implemented; it makes sense. A lot of the dev's gameplay decisions land well. Some interactions run a bit long for my taste, but again, they serve the core concept of helplessness, so they work. I get slightly impatient, but it reads as intentional. Some UI design decisions are a bit off. Not a dealbreaker, but they make the game look cheaper than it needs to. More than anything, the whole thing reads as a strong concept worth expanding. I'm hoping for a sequel or a continuation with more content that builds on the solid base this one sets.

Hasn't the game been updated? Don't add content? This game feels like a semi-finished product, and why can't the character of Ruiwen be used? Personally, I think it can add the character's clothing color selection and face pinching function, and can there be background music or something? It's easy to optimize and add projects. Why don't you do it? No offense, I just think that the maturity of the game will directly affect the quality. Quality is the soul of all goods.

It's an alright game. Good models, decent storyline, okay mechanics. It somewhat lives up to the pricetag of $10, I really couldn't expect many more mechanics at such a price. However, the gameplay is a little clunky. As well - anytime you save, you can't load said save, thus you have to restart all over again if you don't finish it in one session. Great potential for a storyline or sequels, etc. As far as I can see, there's few games like it out there.