Last Girl in Futa Sexpocalypse

В плане визуала игра может и хороша, но я прошёл её за 20 минут… Я не считаю, что стоимость игры соответствует её контенту! Игровое поле не меняется, поэтому все уровни вы будете чилить на одной карте. Дамага по себе нет, и я уверен, что игру можно пройти и за 10 минут (просто собирая всё подряд). Визуал в игре красивый, и “девушки” выглядят миленько. Но галерея в игре ублюдская, и нет возможности сделать арты на полный экран. Из минусов: -Игра пройдена за 20 мин -Скучный геймплей -Игровое поле не меняется -Стим игру в библиотеку не засчитывает -Ущербная галерея -Нету достижений Из плюсов: +Красивый визуал Игру не рекомендую к покупке! Хотите увидеть обзор на какую-то свою игру? Вы запросто можете мне её подарить!:) А если вам понравился мой обзор, не забывайте ставить лайки или кидать награды(*^ω^) А так-же, вы можете подписаться на мою кураторскую группу в Steam: [h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43626167-Lord-Azazel-Group/] Куратор: Lord Azazel Group [/url] [/h1]

[h1]Overview[/h1] [b]Last Girl in Futa Sexpocalypse[/b] feels incomplete on all fronts, like an Early Access game without the tag. [b]Uncensored by default.[/b] [b]Writing[/b] The story is very, very loose. The 'About this game' on the page gives you 90% of the story, with the other 10% being that you're looking for the other members of your science team to develop a cure. That story beat drives the game, but never really... resolves? You're left halfway through that storyline with a "And so you'll keep going!" sort of ending. It feels very under-written and incomplete. In addition, half of the game's dialogue takes place in the battles themselves and are essentially the following exchange ad nauseum: You: "Hey! Calm down, let's not hurt each other!" Futa: "BALLS HURT, GONNA BANG YOU NOW" [b]Visuals[/b] The art is... interesting. There's no credits in-game or on the store page, so I cautiously say this with no intention to potentially offend the artist - it looks AI-generated. In-battle sprites (the non-pixel ones) often look patchwork, like they're either Kisekae level assemblages, or entirely computer-made hodgepodges. They're not [i]egregiously[/i] bad, but even in the store page screenshots you can tell that something isn't right with any of the art. The "luscious pixel art" advertised on the listing is also literally just the battle sprites scaled down to the point where they're jagged and blocky. If you, like me, greatly enjoy pixel art you'll be disappointed. [b]Sound[/b] Repetitive. Very much so. Sound effects are limited, and silence is broken only by a very basic music track (or two? I don't recall finding another song in the roughly 45 minutes it took to beat the game.) Also, please, for the love of god - turn your volume down before launching the game. There's NO options menu so you can't adjust it outside of the hardware volume mixer. You won't be missing out on much, anyways. [b]Gameplay[/b] Sadly one of the biggest drawbacks. We've all played a match-3 titty game, they're a dime-a-dozen. A good plot can make up for that, but that's missing here. Good gameplay can set them apart, and... that's missing here, too, unfortunately. From the start, you're given the briefest tutorial possible. It boils down to "Match gems to do damage and heal! Some gems do other things, too!" and that's all you're told. You're left to figure out what each color does, and even when you do know, it hardly matters because the skull gem (which damages you) spawns in such high quantities that you can't really form a strategy. Also missing from standard match-3 gameplay is power gems made from 4+ matches, as well as any sort of unique designs for non-skull gems. Gems are basic shapes and colors, non-descript to what they actually correspond to, leaving you to figure it out. And even when you do figure it out, they... almost don't matter? You win by either emptying the enemy's health meter or filling their orgasm meter. You get (hard to read) feedback of numerical values of damage being done to either of those meters, but you can't read what remains in them beyond the visual. Why bother telling us exact numbers if we can't see what their health is down to the integer? And, in fact, speaking of integers, purple matches increase your damage value, leading to you doing more damage on red matches. Standard stuff, right? Nah, you're told that you're gaining "+0.05 ATK". When you start at an attack value of 4, that's already a joke of an increase, but it really gets wacky when you look over to your damage value and see "Damage: 7.6000004". There's no need to show that many trailing decimal points, nor is there to not round it up. This leads to a really weird feedback loop of matches that either HARDLY increase your attack and hardly do damage to a meter you can't really read, which leads to 3-5HP being added to your also-unreadable meter from a cascading green match, or you matching the gems that add flat progress to the orgasm meter on your opponent, which is entirely unaffected by scaling. I won numerous fights by making one match that turned into 10 and suddenly it just... was over. I had no idea what happened. Inversely, the rate at which the skull-gems that cause you damage are spawned is obnoxiously high, meaning you often have to juggle purposefully taking damage just for board-clear purposes and then actually progressing. Outside of the slightly wack gameplay, cutscenes also behave strangely. You're asked to either confirm that you wish to proceed or if you want to replay the cutscene. The main menu also outright tells you every step of the story, with each of the battles and cutscenes laid out for you. It's pretty revealing of how little there is present. [b]Lewds[/b] Weirdly limited for a game that seems so ready to throw lewds at you. There's no victory or defeat h-scenes, with only one real sex scene and one that is half sex scene and half plot point (also loosely written), and neither is [b]fully[/b] consensual. In fact, 95% of the content is dubcon at best. Mind you, though, that content is perhaps 5 stills in cut-scenes of mindless enemies boning, one plot-based rape scene (one still), and one final still. There's also no gallery (cut-scenes are replayable though) and all of the art in those stills also feels artificial. I hate to say it, but they're not worth it. [hr][/hr] [b]Last Girl in Futa Sexpocalypse[/b] is, unfortunately, a bit of a mess right now. If it's an incomplete/early access game, then it should be labeled as such. If it's NOT, then it's woefully lacking in every front. As of such, as of right now, I cannot recommend it.

Okay, so the whole game feels very sloppily made. But what annoys me the most is that the most lewd pics are during VN style story segments, and there is no way to hide the damn dialogue box. Not just that, it's completely opaque and sits near the center of the screen. What the heck, dev? Some people have mentioned that the arts in this game feel like they're AI generated. Well, to me it feels like the whole game is made by an AI. Avoid.

[b]I was sent this game as a joke, the real joke is that it's a match 3 game that can crash, I'm not even sure how that's possible.[/b] Here's some actual review-ish, all the characters look so generic I wouldn't be surprised if they we're AI generated. It has no option menu, okay sure it's a match three it doesn't need much options but at least some basic audio sliders or fullscreen. The tutorial just says "Yea so there's good gems and bad gems, good gems are good and bad gems are bad" instead of telling you what any of em do, could've just put a sticky note on the side like "yea so the skull gets you killed and the uhh green heals you".

The art is great but there is barely enough here to be called a game. You can complete and unlock everything in less than an hour. The premise is good, the situations are very attractive, but overall it's about the same quality as a demo. Even five dollars is too much for something that probably took one person less than a day to make after the art was compiled.

| Issues ~ All of the art is AI generated. Making it overall pretty disappointing to view. ~ The interactions are all bland. Its just your typical candy crush type puzzles without much of a unique spin. ~ Not fun to win, or lose. There "s*x scenes" if you wanna call em that are still images. The game is a glorified visual novel. || Suggestions: ~ If you're not going to make the art yourself, at least pay someone or some people to make the art for you instead of going to AI art. It looks bad. ~ Make it more obvious what gems do what, its all ♥♥♥♥ around and find out and the tutorial is basically useless. ||| Overall; This game is not worth the money. I got it on sale and I've still requested a refund, the most I'd pay for this game is $1 and even that is pushing it. Gameplay is uninteresting, you'd have more fun playing a candy crush ripoff on your browser with hen*ai playing in the background. 1/10.

Last Girl in Futa S*xpocalypse: - A simple story to follow - Basic gameplay - Nice art - No animations - Can play with one hand

the game was fun to play did make you think for sum of the lvl's. the story is really gr8. was in detail's. the art work was so beautiful and sexy and gouges as well as the lady's. gr8 job on it :)

Terrible gameplay- I like puzzle games but this one is so basic and repetitive that there is no reason to play. The art is obviously AI generated and not well done; random blood splotches, mismatched eyes, and it feels like whatever made these art pieces did so not knowing what they were for. The story is short and basic. As for the porn, you get only two subpar CGs with minimal narrative. There should've been a lot more porn.

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