
You've been dragged into robbing a house by a couple of thugs, but what you discover there is beyond anything you could have imagined.
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You stand outside a house on the edge of town, dragged there by a couple of guys you can't say no to without getting your kneecaps busted, and told that you were helping them to rob it. It's only three sisters who live there, they said. It's an easy score, they said.
You sneak inside and start searching the rooms, as instructed. It's dark, and even though you don't see anything worth taking, things are going smoothly so far.
Then the screaming starts.
Hide from what's hunting you. Use anything in the house to further your escape.
Every action you take will affect how your story evolves. Do your best to survive.



An Escape-Room Horror Game
Sneak, hide, and use the environment to survive long enough to escape.
Hand-Drawn Art
With beautiful hand-drawn art of the unique characters from a number of guest artists! Do you recognize them all?
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 48 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
I bought this game on DLsite and wanted to buy it again on steam just to support the release of it onto steam. The steam version is heavily censored but thankfully you can download a de-censor patch on Kagura's website for free. This game is the one of the GOATS of succubus media. It does succubus snuff in such a way that I've not seen done anywhere else, thus making me always return to this game for the H-scenes alone. The writing is very good during the H-scenes, it does a pretty good job at making what's happening hot but also how terrifying it really is. You're getting drained of your very life, you are nothing but food to these succubi and you are treated as such. The act of actually escaping the house can be pretty tricky, honestly I had to look at a guide to get it but I chalk that up to me being stupid lol. Getting a hang of the times that the sisters are roaming the house, or when their sleeping, figuring out when you need to be careful and avoid them is actually quite fun and shouldn't be understated If you're at all into succubi or succubi temptations and seduction and things like energy drain then this game is perfect for you. It's one of my favorite H-games along with MGQ (which honestly I really hope comes to steam some day as well) and it's honestly one of the reason I'm so heavily into succubi today.
Played this long ago on DLSite, bought it just to write this review. This is THE best depiction of femdom succubi ever crafted. They're actual, scary, lethal monsters who killed your friends and they're going to kill you, too. It gets pretty grotesque, at times. The "survival horror" genre tag on DLSite was appropriately applied. If you're tired of bland, submissive succubi, and want the real thing, this game gives you that feeling. There are a few genuinely shocking, well designed twists that have lived in my head rent free for YEARS. This transcends just being porn.
[code]A review copy was provided by the publisher, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/Kagura]Kagura Games[/url].[/code] [code]This review has been brought to you by the [b]Lewd Games Reviewers[/b]. Follow [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38444643/]my curator page[/url][/u] and subscribe to [u][url=https://lgreviewers.substack.com/]my blog[/url][/u] for more reviews of saucy games.[/code] [h1]Escape or get Succ’d to Death[/h1] You know how, in most H-games, succubus are those lustful creatures who are just content with having sex as long as they do it frequently. Well, forget about that when playing this game because, in this one, they mean business when they say they'll suck you dry. [b]Succubus Prison[/b] is a stealth horror game in which you play as a spineless guy dragged by two thugs into robbing a house and beating whoever gets in the way. Of course, the house is inhabited by none other than three ruthless succubi who ♥♥♥♥ their victims to death and relish their suffering, to the point one of them locks the protagonist inside the house for a day because despair makes men tastier. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3004712315 It's a solid game with a lot of variety in it. It's not just walking around looking for clues while not being detected. Sometimes, you have to pick a believable excuse during timed events when you face any of them or stay away from them when they find out you didn't stay still in your room like a good boy. Moreover, encountering them when they are showering leads to a mini-game in which you have to scrub and rinse them while following their instructions. Do it well and your life is spared; screw it up, and well... you get screwed. On another note, dying sends you straight at the beginning as if you were stuck in a time loop and tracks how many times you kicked the bucket, determining which ending you get once you beat the game. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3004712286 The visuals are eye-pleasing, featuring a mix of nicely-done pixel art with beautiful 2D art and some basic but serviceable animation for the sex scenes. Moreover, the visual effects add a lot to the experience, such as the fog you see when the MC is too tired to focus, the pink mist that appears when the protagonist is too aroused for his own good, or the background cogs when you have to take a decision quickly. [h1]Verdict: Fantastic[/h1] I enjoyed playing [b]Succubus Prison[/b] way more than I initially expected because of its gameplay and art, so check it out if you're looking for a stealth game with horror elements and plenty of spicy scenes. You'll enjoy it.
played it because of the monster girl quest paradox collab scenario, pretty good. i couldn't solve the puzzle without a guide
Genuinely, wanted to enjoy this game, which I did at the beginning, but my overall impression is negative. Let's start with the positive: - Art is good, especially Shiki's (he drew the girl on the cover and I hoped there would be more than just her) - Puzzle has different ways to get information you need. Well, actually, two: stumble upon a girl or set audio recording So what's bad - Bug that is mentioned by others: death counter which is essential to getting some scenes or receivingsome helpful advices is still there. Issue: [spoiler] Once you die, you should be returned back in time with increased death counter. However, there is autosave mechanic, so you get a choice: Skip to this autosave right before your death or Explore, meaning you start day from the beggining. Choosing Explore resets the counter and using Explore is essential, since puzzle can only be compled when you have all necessary information and start your day from the beggining [/spoiler] - Advices given by game are total trash. I died three times to the same cause not knowing what exactly I miss (certain item to protect you). Game's advices were "Try checking the trash bin" and "you actually can spend less time eating if during your dinner someone will open a door". Great that's really helpful (No its not). What was helpful was actually said on your 5th death, but I never got to such number due to bug mentioned earlier - Tediousness. Oh boy, do I need to tell how I hated when I had to get back to the begginging of the day. That meant I had to read ALL the explanation the game had again and again. Maybe this is also due to the bug. Bath mini-game is also so tedious I can't stand it though it should've been exciting. - Writing is meh, but that's totally subjective One more thing. Even if everything I mentioned is fixed, I still doubt game really costs that much for the content it has to offer. If you want to buy it, wait for discount
Well, game may be good itself. Picture is nice and gameplay feels interesting... I was trying to love it, but bugs made me avoid it. I wrote about it in BUGS section many days before, as some of other peoples, but game makers was not even respond to it. Will be negative review until they fix the bug.
Good H-scenes. Though they largely rely on static images there is some animation to them. More importantly though for an H-game the overall narrative and gameplay is also exceptionally good and manages to emit decent horror vibes and escape room puzzles. Very high recommendation for those into MG's, Femdom, or just an H game with a good plot. As with all Kagura products there is some content restoration available on their site.
At the moment. Can't fully recommend until such times a critical game loop bug is fixed. (IE: If you go back to the start, timeloop wise. Then you're soft-locked on some content with a blank name and zero death counting.) That aside. Get it patched, if you want the best content.
If you like femdom kind of games, (H GAMES), this is your pick. Just download the patch, download a save file online (if you're a gooner or something), and well..enjoy (and lose if you're like that.) I'm surprised this had a collab with Monster Girl Quest Paradox.
E bom, más se quiser ter acesso ao conteúdo adulto das cenas precisa ir no site para fazer o download, e gratuito então pode ficar tranquilo.
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