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[h2]THE SHRiNK Season One Review[/h2]
[h1]Incomplete Games Trigger Me[/h1]
THE SHRiNK is an AVN that tries to mix science fiction, a virus outbreak, and, well… a whole lot of questionable decisions. You play as Alex (or whatever name you choose), a 23-year-old dude who suddenly decides it’s time to change his life—right as a mysterious virus starts spreading in his town. And what does this virus do? It makes women… extremely horny. Yeah, you can probably guess where this is going.
[h1]About This Game [/h1]
[h2]Storyline [/h2]
The game technically has two storylines: one about a scientist who, out of pure spite, releases a virus that turns women into nymphomaniacs (because of course), and the main story, where the MC celebrates his birthday and then proceeds to sexually harass every woman in his household. The narrative is essentially a thin excuse to throw the MC into various situations with these overly sexualized women.
The story itself is linear, but there are choices that affect which fetishes and relationships you want to explore. Full incest? Sure. Childhood friends instead? That’s an option too. The game clearly caters to very specific tastes, but let’s be honest—nobody is here for deep storytelling or complex character arcs.
[h2]Gameplay Mechanics [/h2]
It’s a classic AVN—click through dialogue, make some choices, and unlock different scenes depending on your preferences. There’s no real gameplay outside of choosing what kind of content you want to see. However, one major flaw is the missing gallery. With so many optional scenes, it would be nice to have an easy way to revisit them without juggling multiple save files.
[h1]Pros[/h1]
[list][*] High-quality renders and attractive character designs
[*] Variety of choices affecting scenes and fetishes
[*] Plenty of adult content for those looking for that kind of experience[/list]
[h1]Cons[/h1]
[list][*] Missing images made large parts of the game unplayable at launch
[*] No scene gallery, forcing constant save-scumming
[*] Zero sexual sounds or voice acting, which hurts immersion
[*] Developer has a track record of leaving games incomplete[/list]
[h1]Conclusion[/h1]
THE SHRiNK is, at its core, spicy material and nothing more. It’s not trying to tell an engaging story or provide deep character development—it just wants to get you from one scene to the next. And while the visuals are undeniably well done, the game itself feels incomplete, buggy, and overpriced for what little content it offers. The developer did apologize and try to fix the issue, but why did he wait for almost 2 years to fix the issues?
Would I recommend it? If you’re really curious, wait for a deep discount. Otherwise, there are far better AVNs out there that actually deliver a complete experience.
Rating: 5/10
Being a game dev, I know how hard it is to finish a game. But at least I don’t sell my incomplete games.
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