My goal is to eventually review every piece of Sin VR content on steam on both the games's store page's and on my steam curator group. This is a review of the Non-VR version, as I can't use VR on PC anymore due to owning a Windows Mixed Reality Headset, so I have to wait for Oasis Driver on PC to add the ability to use the in-headset Bluetooth for the controllers, as my Bluetooth/WiFi antennas broke and I haven't gotten a USB Bluetooth dongle to replace it yet. I plan to add to this review once that happens and I can't play this in VR.
As a HUGE fan of the Sin VR franchise, this is my least favorite Sin VR game.
First off, don't think of it as free-to-play, as it really isn't. It's essentially a demo that you pay for the rest of the content 1 by 1, there is no "full package" purchase option in it, from what I can see, you just have to buy each and every piece of content as separate in-app purchases. You can technically bundle-purchase some things buy buying them through the Quickie page, but they aren't discounted and it will still cost the same as buying them individually.
It reuses most of it's content from other games, and I don't mean the animations, as most games in the franchise reuse those, I mean CHARACTERS. That's the thing great about most of the Sin VR games, is that you get parodies of licensed characters, or just really well made original characters, and in every game they always get voice actors, and for the licensed character knockoff they always try to get proper sound-alikes, but in this game most of the characters are taken from another game of theirs in the Sin VR franchise called "Costume Fighters", which is their fighting game parody game where all the characters are parodies of licensed characters from famous fighting game franchises. I haven't listened to the audio of the reused characters from both the games they are in, but I wouldn't be shocked if they don't have new or different lines for them between both games.
It really does kind of does feel like a big jip for MEGA FANS of the franchise like me, just because to get all the content in this one, you're practically just buying Costume Fighter again, but with less content and a higher price, and a few extra characters and maps that were not in Costume Fighters.
Yeah... That's the other problem with this game, is that to get absolutely all content in it, it costs a little bit more than most of their other games. I have only bought some of the characters in this as we speak, but I will buy all of them at some point just for completions sake.
The positives though, is that this is still a Sin VR title. Like all the Sin VR games, it has well made, made-from-scratch but not super high quality models that allows the game to run great on even lower end systems, it mostly uses all the same animations for sex positions as almost every game in the franchise does, allows for 1 male on 1 female, or 1 male on two females, or 2 optional futa characters to take the place of a male if you wish. It also allows you to change camera angles, turn on auto camera change, the ability to grope breasts with physics with your mouse/controller joystick, the ability to grab heads/waists/buttocks to control the movement of thrusting/riding, 4 or 5 c*mshot positions, and A plethora of parody characters based on famous licensed characters that feature accurate and fantastic copy-cat voice acting. It does not, however, feature spanking, which is a shame, as it's one of my favorite features of the Sin VR games that do contain it. It's typical Sin VR fare, just with a worse pay model.
Also, it works fantastic on steam deck, along with every other Sin VR game. I know this, as I own every game they have made and have tested every version on steam deck. They all run great, and they even have some Steam Deck specific benefits, as on all Sin VR games you can use either the touch screen or touch pad for groping breasts and moving bodies. In fact, the entirety of every Sin VR game can be played completely either with just the touch screen, just the touch pad, or just the analog stick and a button.
Here is a list of the characters, including licensed characters and what franchises they are taken from (Not using their in-game names, using their licensed names):
For male:
Ryu Hyabusa from Ninja Gaiden/Dead Or Alive
A character called "Smash", that I believe is supposed to be Shao Kahn from Mortal Kombat
An adult boyscout
Some dude named Dean
A dude dressed as a Gladiator
Female:
Rainbow Mika from Street Fighter
Chun-Li from Street fighter
Maria Rose from Dead or Alive
Honaka from Dead or Alive
Mia Shiranui from King of Fighters
Heavenly (I believe she is supposed to be Sophia from Soul Calibur, but I could very well be wrong. She could also be a character I've seen in a Final Fantasy game. I'm really just not sure. She's got that whole "Generic long haired blonde woman in a white fantasy dress" thing going on.
Some girl called "Barbarian" (I don't know who she's based on, but she was also in Costume Fighter, so I assume she is from a fighting game franchise. I think she might be from Killer Instinct.)
Heartbreaker (Generic unlicensed superheroine)
Neon (Generic unlicensed futuristic girl)
Pirate (Generic unlicensed sexy pirate girl)
Witch (Generic Unlicensed sexy witch)
Police (Generic unlicensed sexy policewoman)
Cleopatra (sexy Cleopatra, the famous Egyptian queen)
Futa's:
Kasumi from Dead or Alive (Wish she wasn't a futa, I'm not into Futas and I'd kill to ♥♥♥♥ a proper female Kasumi in this game)
Poison from Final Fight (This character is famously usually portrayed as futa in sexual fan art due to one of her regions versions canonically being a man who transitioned into a woman)
Is this a good sex simulator? Yes, as I feel all of the Sin VR games are. Is this worth getting everything that can be bought in it? Not really. If I'm being honest, I recommend anyone new to this franchise to just buy Costume Fighter, then buy in this game the characters, outfits, and stages that aren't featured in Costume Fighter and call it a day. I don't see a real point in a new fan or casual fan owning the same stuff across two different games, especially since you're paying for them twice.
BONUS WARNING AND MESSAGE TO DEVS THAT WILL BE ON EVERY REVIEW I MAKE: From what I understand EVERY Sin VR game REQUIRES AN INTERNET CONNECTION! This NEEDS TO CHANGE! These ARE NOT live service games, and there is NO REASON they should be online only! All the games are essentially just single player sex simulators with no goals, stats, or any forms of rewards, their is no logical reason for these to be always online. And no, to "prevent piracy" is not a legitimate excuse. If anyone cared enough to pirate Sin VR they would have done it ages ago, this is a EXTREMELY NICHE sex simulator franchise that next to no-one actually cares about, BUT I DO! And I WANT TO BE ABLE TO PLAY THEM OFFLINE AND MAKE SURE WHEN THE SERVERS EVENTUALLY GO DOWN MY $300+ DOLLARS I'VE INVESTED IN THIS FRANCHISE DOESN'T GO TO WASTE!!!
Thanks for reading!
