Review for V25.7.2023
I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. Back in the old days of only knowing porn games in the form of quick flash games on a now defunct website, Crowjob was one of the games I came across that stuck with me more than others.
I don't consider myself a furry in the slightest, but I'm pretty open minded about stuff. To me, furry is just another flavor to enjoy when the mood strikes. This old flash game along with a couple others might have been the cause of that.
Honestly I just had fun with it. The one I first played was a different iteration than this one, but the concept remains the same. Play as a crow guy and wander around talking to different people to get sex scenes. It's a pretty simple game. There's just enough background info and context to make the scenes feel a little better to view, as opposed to just clicking through a gallery of animations.
Does this game have a ton of content considering it's been in development for so long? Not at all. Has it gone through many reworks/remakes? Yes. Is the game super high quality to make up for that? No, not really. Are there various bugs and other misc problems? Yeah usually.
And I couldn't care less about any of that.
Crowjob is not a game that will blow you away with anything, nor is it likely a game you'll be following the development of closely. This game exists, to me, as a fun side thing to check up on once in a blue moon to see what's new. I am more than content with that.
I have a lot of nostalgia for this game. Back in the old days of only knowing porn games in the form of quick flash games on a now defunct website, Crowjob was one of the games I came across that stuck with me more than others.
I don't consider myself a furry in the slightest, but I'm pretty open minded about stuff. To me, furry is just another flavor to enjoy when the mood strikes. This old flash game along with a couple others might have been the cause of that.
Honestly I just had fun with it. The one I first played was a different iteration than this one, but the concept remains the same. Play as a crow guy and wander around talking to different people to get sex scenes. It's a pretty simple game. There's just enough background info and context to make the scenes feel a little better to view, as opposed to just clicking through a gallery of animations.
Does this game have a ton of content considering it's been in development for so long? Not at all. Has it gone through many reworks/remakes? Yes. Is the game super high quality to make up for that? No, not really. Are there various bugs and other misc problems? Yeah usually.
And I couldn't care less about any of that.
Crowjob is not a game that will blow you away with anything, nor is it likely a game you'll be following the development of closely. This game exists, to me, as a fun side thing to check up on once in a blue moon to see what's new. I am more than content with that.