After you die from overwork you must go to hell… unless you agree to sign the contract with the succubus. If you perform it well, you’ll get the opportunity to reborn in any universe you wish. What should you do? You must seduce as more universes as you can, to provide succubus with sexual energy. Use your cunning mind and some “devil traits” for performance of contract. Please check changelog and developer notes.​

When your father, John, unexpectedly passes away, you and your mother, Susan, are left to sort through his old belongings in the attic. You stumble upon a mysterious, ancient book. The moment your hands touch it, you both feel a surge of energy, something dark, seductive, and impossible to ignore. Later that night, after a few too many drinks with friends, you slip into a strange, vivid dream. In this strange realm, you meet Elaria, a woman who introduces herself as the Goddess of Temptation. She reveals the truth behind John’s secret: years ago, he made a pact with her, wealth, power, and pleasure beyond imagination, in exchange for loyalty.
But John broke their deal when he fell in love with Susan, sealing Elaria away in the very book you found. Now, you and Susan are chosen as Elaria’s next "partners", whether you want it or not. Her influence begins to seep into your daily lives, twisting innocent glances and casual touches into moments charged with forbidden desire. With each passing day, you and Susan feel yourselves being drawn together, fighting, or maybe craving, the temptation that grows between you. Elaria’s offer is simple: accept her gift and indulge in a life of luxury, pleasure, and wild abandon, with many new opportunities and women to chose… or resist her pull and stay true to your heart.

"The Witness’s Eye" is a slow-burn visual novel focused on a couple in their early fifties who have been married for barely a year. Behind the appearance of a stable relationship, the story explores a gradual, believable descent shaped by underlying tension, a chain of choices, and a couple dynamic that was already slightly unbalanced.

The game emphasizes psychology, ambiguous situations, and character evolution - where the point of no return isn’t a dramatic event, but an accumulation of seemingly minor decisions.​

Home feels nice until it doesn’t. Here you play as the guy who thought his last year of school would be just exams, porn in incognito on Chrome, and the usual boring shit. Instead your military dad suddenly drags everyone across the country, into this quiet suburb where everything looks normal on the surface but every conversation in the house has that tight, heavy vibe, like something is going to snap. The story takes its time showing that: long, awkward breakfasts, your mom moving around the new kitchen in those tight yoga pants, pretending nothing is wrong while her tits bounce under a thin tank top, your father acting like a drill sergeant with a family he’s already losing control of. It starts so innocent you almost forget you’re playing a porn game, and then one night you catch a shadow in the hallway, stop, and realize you’re watching someone in your own house touch themselves with the door half open. That’s where the game really starts messing with you.

The erotic stuff hits slowly but strong. First it’s little teasing scenes: your mom bending over the washing machine, that huge ass basically offered to your imagination, your hand already creeping into your pants while you pretend to help her. A hug that lasts a bit too long, her soft tits pressing against your chest. You get small choices, nothing explained, just those “do I look away or keep staring” moments. You open her bedroom door a crack and see her on the bed, phone in one hand, the other slipping under her panties, legs spread, breathing getting louder, and you just stay there watching, heart racing, dick rock hard. Sometimes you go too far, sometimes you pussy out, and the game remembers. One scene she’s in the shower, steam everywhere, water sliding over those big curves, and you can see her nipples through the glass while she slowly soaps between her legs, and you have to decide if you’re just going to stand there like a creep, jerk off in the corridor, or knock and pretend you “need the bathroom”. The sex, when you finally push things over the line, isn’t just “click and fuck”. You can move from kissing to groping, sliding your hand under her shirt, feeling her melt a bit, then suck her nipples while she tries to whisper your name but ends up moaning into your ear. One scene had her on her knees, unzipping you, licking the tip first with this shy, desperate look, then taking your cock deep until spit and tears mix on her lips, and the game actually lets you pull her hair and use her throat or stay softer and let her control the rhythm. Later, when you fuck her for real, there’s this moment where you’re slamming into her from behind, her big ass shaking, face buried in the sheets, and she keeps looking over her shoulder with that mix of guilt and hunger that honestly sells the whole “this is wrong as hell but I can’t stop” feeling better than any dialogue line. Not everything is perfect, some choices feel like they matter and then they don’t, and one time a supposedly “romantic” scene just turns into you awkwardly jerking off while spying again from the hallway, but somehow that messy, horny, uncomfortable mix is exactly what makes this game stick in your head long after you close the browser.

Summer at a film studio sounds cute until you’re the only clueless guy dropped right in the middle of everyone’s dirty little secrets and fake smiles. In this VN you’re a young dude who thinks he’s just going to chill with his best friend, maybe flirt a bit, maybe finally figure out what the hell he wants. Instead, the whole place feels like a crime scene wrapped in a gossip column. One ugly incident happens early on and from there the story starts twisting: every actor, every director, every assistant with a perfect jawline suddenly has something to hide, and your dick and your moral compass are never really pointing in the same direction. It’s very “I want to trust you while you’re fucking me against the dressing-room mirror, but also did you ruin my life yesterday?”

What I liked first is how soft the game pretends to be. Colors, outfits, that glamorous showbiz vibe, all very pretty and romantic. The MC is this slightly confused but not dumb guy, and the cast is full of men who would look perfect on some Instagram Explore page. At the start I really thought it would stay in that sweet boy-love lane: tender kisses behind the trailers, shy confessions, a bit of hand-holding on the red carpet, that kind of thing. Then the corruption side slowly slides in and it changes the taste of everything. Suddenly that sweet producer who bought you coffee is pushing you to use your body for information, the golden-boy actor is happy to bend you over a script table if it helps keep his secrets safe, and a “romantic date” can easily turn into you being used as leverage in some nasty studio game. Sex scenes can be affectionate and slow, but some routes lean into power play and manipulation, where you feel yourself giving in, scene after scene, to guys who know exactly which button to press, both emotional and physical. I adore this, and I kind of hate it. Sometimes the writing hits really intimate and raw, and other times it feels like it is teasing something darker but stops just before getting truly messy. The corruption is strong on the emotional side, less so on the body-breaking side, and I’m greedy, I wanted more moral rot.

The dating sim part has that old Ren’Py brain feel where you start counting choices in your head while pretending you’re not. You’re juggling conversations, saying the “right” bullshit in interviews, choosing who you trust after some dramatic reveal, and half of the time you’re thinking with your cock, half with paranoia. I had one path where I tried to stay loyal to one guy and it still ended in this bittersweet, almost cruel way, and then another run where I was basically a slut with a notebook, fucking my way up and down the call sheet to squeeze clues out of people. That second run actually gave me one of the softer endings, which pissed me off but also made me weirdly happy. Some endings feel romantic and hopeful, some are just like “congrats, you survived and you’re a little broken now”, which, in a game about show business, feels just right. There is at least one moment where you’re fully naked in a dressing room, getting pinned to the wall by a guy you definitely should not trust, and the only thing between “good” and “bad” ending is whether you whisper what he wants to hear while he’s inside you. That tiny choice feels much bigger than all the dramatic speeches. If you want to squeeze everything out of this game, you kind of have to lean into that, replay scenes, deliberately pick the jealous, needy, or whorish option, even when you know it will hurt your nice-boy image. Let the MC be a little trash, let him be in love with the wrong man, let him say “yes” when any sane person would say “no”, and the story suddenly opens up in ways that feel uncomfortably real and very, very hot.

Eric, the character of 'Big Brother', the famous Dark Silver game, is probably one of the most controversial characters. The world is divided into two parts: those who love Eric and those who hate him. Yes, of course Eric, the character who faces the young Max from 'Big Brother'!
But we start at the very beginning, right at the first meeting between Eric and Ann. And if you don't like it, you just have to give up the game. Of course, you will find a lot of characters from the original game and new ones that gradually integrate into the main story. Enjoy it!​

Paula Honeybottom was a young soap-opera star before leaving it all behind for the love of her life, Dick. She settled for the role of a housewife and acting teacher instead. She was quite happy for 20 years - until the "love of her life" turned out to be an asshole and left her for his young lover.

He really was a Dick, apparently...

Now she is depressed, has lost all confidence in herself, and is looking over the edge of a slippery slope. Luckily, she isn't alone - she has two young people living with her, a boy and a girl, who will help her out and save her from a tragic end. What are they to her? Well, you decide...

What you also decide is if Paula stays as she is - a beautiful and curvaceous lady - or a fit and energetic 42-year-old teenager: by your choices, influence Paula's lifestyle and therefore her looks.

First day back after the holiday break, only a few months of high school remain. But a strange announcement derails everything from then on.

Set in a parallel world, a young man sees his life and future changed in ways he had never imagined. All people over the age of 19 vanished, abilities and physicalities beyond what was normal are displayed by those who remained, and rules are imposed to accommodate the new order, eventuating a struggle for survival and supremacy unlike any before. Shrug into his uniform as he navigates his new reality, the whims of the masterminds behind the reformation, and the desires and intentions of every other teenager just like him.​

There’s this weird feeling when you boot this one up, like opening the wrong chat in Discord and realizing “oh shit, that’s the horny channel” but you just keep scrolling anyway. At first it tricks you with that comfy anime slice of life mood, all soft lighting and school corridors and the classic “tired office worker gets yeeted back to his hometown” setup. You’re this guy Sora, suddenly thrown into being a teacher at an all-girls academy in Itsuten-ku, and yeah, it sounds like every generic eroge ever written. Then the game starts talking about parasites on your back, ghosts of your past, and you’re like, alright, this isn’t just about picking which cute girl brings you lunch. The town looks nice, the school looks normal, everyone is a little too friendly, and the whole thing feels like the Calm app right before someone rips open a body bag in a horror movie. The girls are hot, but they’re also… off, in that “smiling a bit too long” way. One second you’re choosing between tutoring the shy bookworm alone in the library or staying after class with the smug honor student who clearly wants you to notice her thighs, and the next the dialogue takes a hard left into trauma, self-loathing, and shit you’d usually try to forget with a Pornhub tab and some music on Spotify.

What I really liked, and hated, and liked again, is how horny and uncomfortable it is at the same time. You get all the classic eroge stuff: accidental boob grabs, panties framed a little too perfectly when someone trips, that one girl who leans in too close during “private lessons” and pretends it’s innocent. There’s a scene where you finally get a moment of peace in your tiny apartment, smelling that lavender thing they keep talking about, petting your mystery dog that shows up like some emotional support mascot, and the whole atmosphere goes quiet. Then a phone call from home drops in and drags you straight back into this heavy psychological shit about your sister and the town and what you ran away from. It hits weirdly hard for a game where you can, ten minutes later, be stuck in the nurse’s office while a flirty student sits on the edge of the bed a little too close, asking why you’re trembling. Sometimes the erotic scenes feel like they’re trying to smother the horror, and sometimes the horror crawls right back under the sex and makes it feel way too intimate, like you’re not just fucking, you’re peeling people open. The routes push you to pick favorites, to romance these girls, but half the time you’re not even sure if you’re helping them or just digging deeper into their broken parts because it turns you on. It’s kind of messy, kind of brilliant, kind of trashy, and the game absolutely knows it. You go in for the cute schoolgirls, you stay because the city itself feels like an ex that still knows how to choke you by just saying your name.