Woman's body 3

I'll start by what you came looking for in this review: Do not buy this game, I don't recommend it at all. Now, let me explain my point of view: -All the artwork in the game are stolen. I recognized some of the pictures and some of the characters are popular anime/game -The sound effects are horrible -Every game in the "franchise" is the same. Same UI, same sound effects, same song, same levels. Only differences are the color theme and pictures used -The achievements are easy but don't makes sense. You just have to play the 1st level over and over to earned them all I bougth this game through a bundle and I regret doing so. Please, do not buy a game that stole artwork. There is much better H-games on Steam. Don't waste your time and money.

This is an adult memory game. It takes 15 minutes to 100% the game and unlock all the achievements.

Almost 3 times as many achievements as their are levels. Game sucks. You don't get rewarded with anything but achievements. Photos are pretty tame and not that great. Skip, shovelware. If you some how ended up with this and want the achievements for some reason just play the first level over and over and you'll get them all.

Woman's body x3. + Easy completion

Developed by Softened Cookie and published by Laush Studio, Woman's body 3 continues the series' formula of combining a traditional memory card game with adult-themed photographic content. Rather than introducing a dramatic overhaul, this installment expands upon the established concept by offering more stages, additional images, and progressively larger challenges. It is designed for a niche audience that enjoys casual puzzle games while also appreciating mature visual content, making its appeal highly specific from the outset. The gameplay revolves around the classic concentration mechanic where players reveal cards two at a time in an effort to find identical pairs. Success depends entirely on observation and memory, rewarding players who can remember the positions of previously uncovered cards. While the controls are simple enough for anyone to understand within moments, the increasing size of the card layouts gradually raises the difficulty. Later stages require considerably more focus, transforming what initially appears to be a relaxing pastime into a more demanding memory exercise. According to the game's description, players work through 18 stages using a collection of 5…

Great game, great art!