Desire Den

This is a long-abandoned project, and is not worth purchasing. FarmD is now available on Steam, and gives you everything here, and more, for FREE. Not $20 USD, FREE!

all these years later....you made the vr a $30 cash grab. YIKES

Yeah, definitely don't waste your time or money with this one. There's like, five unique scenes, max, all of which have mediocre looking animations at best. Game *has* potential, but it really just appears as a cash grab in its current state. All the assets in the game are from free models in unity or other random sources. The kobold model obviously being from kobold kare.

This game was abandoned and is unfinished. DO NOT BUY!

I can only call this game as pre-alpha. When listening to the speech it sounds like General AI dialogue. Game is listed as VR however does not work with the VR. Opening screen does not show you cursor so you're left guessing where you're at when you're trying to select play or options. Options do not show key bindings so you know how to interact when trying to interact it to a dead end point and repeats.

What I write for this review is the experience I had with the game, everybody will experience things differently. This is my honest review if you don't like it well tough. Also no game is safe from a review whether its alpha, beta, early access or full release, now onto the review. Also this review is for PC version only. Desire Den is anthropomorphic sex club game. You can play 3 different characters, a male (Blue Boy), female (Lilly) & a shemale (Pinky). There are intractable characters you can do sex scenes with as each playable characters. However two of the playable characters ( can interact with 5 character (Blue Boy & Lilly) while the other playable character (Pinky) can only interact with 3 characters. Issues With Game 1. The main menu mouse arrow sometimes dont appear, you have to hit ESC to make it appear & doing this can sometimes make the arrow stay active on your screen which causes an issue with walking a round, mainly when looking around. 2. The intractable furry Desiree can be interacted with two times when playing with Blue Boy & Lilly but than disappear but when playing as Pinky Desiree is only intractable one time but doesnt disappear. 3. When playing as Lilly & interacting with Lucid, the game will freeze. 4. When playing as Lilly & interacting with Ivarra, the "special blend" cigarette isnt placed in Lilly mouth properly due to her height. 5. Chat selecting will cause camera to move. 6. Sex scenes that say right click character+drag character only works on 1 the scenes when there are two scenes that offer the option 7. Johnny (the bartender) doesnt do anything special, can only talk to him. 8. Lucid is a one time interaction with all characters. 9. Aleph's dialog is a bit slow & stops talking at wrong times. 10. The hologram isnt worth obtaining since the sex animation is the same for all three playable characters. The only positive things about this game is the music & the okay graphics & thats it. I see what the devs are trying to do here but the game on pc just doesnt offer a lot of verity to do. Everything is basically the same scenes just different genders. I think the game could be good if there were more stuff to do, more intractable characters & better sex scenes. As for now the game is a 4/10, making it below average game. Thats the Pony review for Desire Den (pc version)

game is good but could use some Lesbian only areas and some bdsm stuff and other stuff

It has a lot of potential, and I can see it expanding and being very good, but currently a lot is lacking. There are a few scenes that you can trigger, but if this is where it stops then it isn't worth spending money. Areas that it could improve: NPC interaction. Have some scripts and quests. A few lines of dialog saying "lets do it" is nice considering why people will buy the game, but there's no real drive to come back to it unless these characters specifically is your schtick. There is an area with a few wolves, but none are female. It would be nice to have more species with both genders, and more interaction, but at this point i don't know if/when I will come back to this. I do recommend as a yes to support the creator(s), and hopefully encourage them to expand this to the game I can see it becoming.

It's barely even anything. There's a few stiff animations, no pun intended, but even with a few characters you can talk to only one of the dialogs even worked properly. The other two I could find to talk to in the first level just glitched and the dialog didn't occur at all. And while this is apparent in the screenshots, the colors and lighting are really disgusting. There's a lot of empty space, it feels like somebody just took some pre-existing assets slapped them together and sold it based entirely on the lewd nature of it and not really caring to finish or make use of any of those things. The lack of updates lends to that theory too. Shovelware.

This game should be marked Early Access because it's still in dev, and there isn't much content yet. The graphics are jerky, the sex scenes are little more than a five-frame loop, and you can get stuck in places (fortunately ESC managed to get me out). You can't see the sex scenes POV, you have to move the mouse around in complicated ways to see any of the action, and the scenes aren't novel or fun. There is almost no dialogue. There is no story. There is no way to form relationships with other characters. You have no stats. The game remembers none of your previous actions. You don't get to create or modify your character, even though allowing you to change the character's color would be trivial. It's literally just awkwardly walk to where a character is, look for the teeny-tiny hard to see "F to talk" text at the top of the screen, then click on minimal dialogue like "Can I have sex?" and watch a sex scene that loops after a few seconds. I bought this when it was half off for five US dollars, and out of principle I didn't want to request a refund because I'd like to support game dev like this. Unfortunately, I have little choice: it's almost unplayable because the full screen does not capture the mouse, which you need to do if you use the mouse for movement. Trying to rotate the camera angle sends my cursor off onto one of the other monitors where it does double-duty. It's very difficult to work around this, and it's weird that ASDF (which, by the way, you can't change—I'm also a Dvorak keyboard user) strafes by default rather than turning the character (you have to use the mouse). In short, the game needs a lot of work in all these dimensions: content, story, interface, and technical issues. I should have trusted the Mixed review score this time.