VN - Ren'Py - Cybernetic Seduction [Ep.6 P2] [1Thousand]

Cybernetic Seduction Review

What We Expected In Cyberpunk
Alright, buckle up, folks, because we're diving headfirst into the neon-lit, steamy streets of Cybernetic Seduction. This game promises a wild ride through a futuristic landscape where seduction is your main weapon, humor your shield, and action your constant companion. It's not every day you get to play as Agent Cock, a name so subtly sophisticated, it could only hail from the realm of such adult visual novels.

About This Game

Storyline
The storyline of Cybernetic Seduction - Season 1 throws you into the thick of a cyberpunkish narrative that's as rich in neon as it is in nuance. As the protagonist, Agent Cock, you're not just another face in the crowd; you're a suave, strategic newcomer with a singular mission: infiltrate the notorious criminal empire of Hector Zhine. This isn't your typical walk in the park. It's a high-stakes game of charm, wit, and the occasional shootout, set against the backdrop of the sprawling, futuristic New Zhine City. The city, a character in its own right, is a melting pot of opportunity and danger, where every alley could lead to a new alliance or a deadly confrontation.

Your journey is one of seduction and subterfuge. As you delve deeper into the underbelly of the city, you'll find yourself weaving through a complex tapestry of relationships. Each character you meet requires a unique approach—some may seek a protector, others a confidant, and many, well, something a bit more intimate. This nuanced dance of personalities and desires forms the heart of the game, as you aim to become indispensable to Zhine's inner circle. But it's not just about playing the field; it's about strategizing every move, deciding when to charm and when to reveal your hand, all while keeping your eyes on the ultimate prize.

Amidst the carnal escapades and flirtatious encounters, there's a narrative thread that binds the experience together: the mystery of the shadowy organization that lurks behind the scenes. This overarching plot adds layers of intrigue and suspense to your mission, ensuring that Cybernetic Seduction is more than just an adult visual novel—it's a story about power, betrayal, and the lengths we go to for desire. The game dares you to question: How far are you willing to go to uncover the truth? And at what cost?

Gameplay Mechanics
Cybernetic Seduction brings an intriguing mix of choice-driven narratives, strategic planning, and, well, romantic conquests. The jobs and dates systems allow for a personalized touch, giving players the autonomy to forge meaningful connections or simply play the field. Meanwhile, the heist planning aspect offers a cerebral counterbalance to the, let's say, more carnal pursuits, providing a satisfying blend of brain and brawn (or perhaps charm is the better word).

Visuals and Audios
With a staggering amount of Full renders and multiple high-quality animations, this game doesn't skimp on the visuals. It's like every pixel was lovingly crafted to immerse you fully in this electric dream. The sex scenes? Plentiful and replayable, ensuring you really get to know the characters in... various ways. The auditory experience is decently rich, boasting over 50 music tracks and a symphony of sound effects and ambient tracks designed to keep your heart racing and ears tingling. They surely know what their player base loves and ensured that almost every female character has huge boobs.

Pros and Cons

• Rich, immersive storyline with plenty of humor and action. It also doesn’t make the game feel completely sexually-driven.
• Deep gameplay mechanics that blend strategy with personal connections.
• Stunning visuals and an engaging audio landscape.
• Generous replay value through sexual scenes and extra rewards.
• Lots of big titties!

• The storyline and content might not be everyone's cup of tea (or coffee).
• The name "Agent Cock" might break immersion for players preferring subtlety over on-the-nose humor. I know they used it to show off their sense of humor but yeah, would be better if they used a more serious name.

Conclusion
Cybernetic Seduction - Season 1 is a full-throttle adventure into a world where espionage meets eroticism, and strategy intertwines with seduction. It offers a unique blend of gameplay mechanics and storytelling that will likely appeal to fans of NSFW NVs seeking depth alongside their horniness. Whether you're here for the strategic heist planning or the... “interactive” character development, there's plenty to explore and enjoy. So, if you're ready to assume the role of the world's most unlikely secret agent, Cybernetic Seduction is calling your name. Just maybe not in public.

Rating: 4/5
Agent Cock… You can say he is surely a Dickhead!

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Great story and animation. HIGHLY SUGGEST this 4.7/4.8 stars outta 5. Being a DIK is a 5/5 stars for me. If this game had any kind of "management" system that could reward money would be great, BUT earning money isn't necessarily a priority in this game where you receive money while doing story missions.

It starts off slow, but it pick up the pace in every way.

It's ambitious, many LIs, scenes, renders, sound effects, plot, missions, etc, but it somehow delivers. While the setup is cyberpunkish/matrix, the ambiance is fairly normal and don't rely too much on aesthetic cliches.

Renders often have a fantastic lighting with immersive sound effects, animations matching the quality in variety and taste. The pace is just right on point, almost never repetitive, with a few non-grindy missions around. The story is intriguing with a few obvious plot-twists but that felt satisfying nevertheless. Branching goes wilder as you progress.

It's a must try, and always a pleasure when all I have to say negatively are nitpicks:

- The sex scenes could add soooo much with a proper build up.
- This game has the weirdest MC dick I ever seen.
- I wouldnt mind a few filler scenes showing the car at some given place over the dry-cut jump to a diff scene.
- The MC is slightly annoying (although the mannerisms adds to a nice touch of originality)
- I would replace the animated cum fluid simulation with a static (more realistic) one.

Well, it is a good game at this point. With good image quality.
I hope dev will not make this game too long with a lot of fillers.
P.s: To me its a great news that game doesn't have sharing.

Good luck to Dev!

This comment was posted in [Ep.6 Part 1].

This visual novel is really wonderful, with the best models, smooth animation, good story, free mode part is very easy to play, just follow the prompts to complete the relevant tasks, I really like it, although the dialog part is a little difficult to understand, but I still think it deserves five stars!

I've been playing this since this morning. Always wanted to try it out just never had the time but I really love what I've seen so far. The story is quite unique, it feels like the Matrix, Twilight Zone and Outer Limits all in one with a super sexy twist to it. The characters are well made and it features probably one of the best looking cast of female characters I've seen in a while. Simply gorgeous models. The animations are good and the renders are beautifully made. All the best to the Dev.

I really like the game. But it has a serious flaw for me that I will explain later.

The good:

I found the story interesting, it is different than others and even though it is highly implausible its entertaining.

The Lis or “hearts” look fantastic, there is diversity to them and the game through its “sandbox” mechanism allows you to skip content with some of them.

The average:

The sandbox mechanics are different from others, and they serve to allow side stories without breaking the main story. So I get its function and it’s not bad, but I did not enjoy it.

The bad:

The sex scenes. During the sex scenes you have to click several times to choose the order and what you want to watch it in. This totally breaks the flow of the scene for me to the point that it blueballed me several times highly reducing my overall experience. This is a problem that happens in a lot of games, but in others is excusable because there is no dialogue. In this one there is good sex dialogue and this problem could be easily fixed eliminating the choices or limiting them to a few (to avoid fetishes) before the start of the scene. So if this could be fixed in the future or a great person could make a mod to solve this issue I would gladly give the game 5 stars.

In general, congrats to the developer and I highly recommend you give the game a chance as long as the aforementioned problem is not a buzzkill for you.

It took me a little to understand the premise of the story, (I didn't read the overview, just liked the preview art) but it literally grew on me ; )

Great story with multiple paths that lead to fantastic scene and stories that help keep the play interesting. Can't wait to see how this continues developing.

Really good story, some minor inconsistencies with sex scenes with character model clothing and cum choice sprite or whatever u want to call at least to me seems weird, would look better with persitant choice that devs choice overall really good.

+Good Animations.
+Good Renders.

-Dialogue is boring.
-The explanation of 'Sim' or Virtual World still absurd.
-Plot are just average.

Most of the times i just fast-forward the dialogues because it's not worth to read, sometimes it just 2 characters or more relieving their off-screen activities where it doesn't important to the plot.

My Personal Thought (not all people would feel the same) :
i just can't play this game with my logic, so we basically in a virtual world and all the women or even people in this virtual world are just NPC. except Nina, and Liam.

Always a thrill to play this game. SO immense that I find myself lost in the game and sometimes I feel like I'm just inside this game. Keep it going the way it is. This game is worth the wait too. One of the best out there and will for sure be in the top 5 VN games.

English:............8/10
User Interface:.....7/10
User Experience:....7/10
Art:................8/10
Dialogue:...........7/10
Story:..............4/10
Opinion:............5/10................
Avg:.............6.57/10 [3.29/5]


If you're someone like me, who knows more than how to get to facebook, about computers, I honestly hope this makes as little sense to you as it does to me. Not in some "Oh it's just too intellectual for you" kind of way. The premise of this is some guy has some data on a server that is also his own personal metaverse. For whatever reason, this sensitive data isn't in an enclosed or disconnected system and is connected to the internet, where everyone can just VR themselves into. And ALL of the digital avatars this guy created, somehow, have knowledge of some kind about the sensitive data. WHY WOULD ANYONE DO THIS? All he seems to need to do is unplug an ethernet cable somewhere. This really wants to be the Matrix, but just takes the damage and virtual world without the logistics and ideas. Which is a bit of a shame, because that's the cool part of the Matrix. But whatever. Big business is doing something? And this organization wants to do something with that something? Notice how I have no idea what they're talking about? That's because the opening dialogue between Nina and Deloney makes no sense. They use a bunch of nondescript nouns and this rushed timeframe to make it seem urgent. You know, just a nugget of grounding to give the reader a frame of reference on what they're talking about. Then when you finally meet MC, whose supposed to be a seductive honey pot for women, he's a bumbling idiot that is led around by the nose twice in a row. And, to be clear, I'm not one of those guys that get mad about MC "not being alpha enough" I just think it's weird Chuckie Finster is supposed to be seducing women. It just doesn't make a lot of sense for a timid guy to be seductive. But whatever, if it continues or gets worse I'll say something.

The story cold opens to Nina stealing something, somewhere. Then, her team says The Executioner is coming. Someone dies off-screen, and Nina jumps out a window, revealing they're in a simulation and not the real world. Why her leg is broken from waking up? How someone died? What were they even doing? How does stealing something in a game steal it in real life? None of these are answered, right away. My guess is "THE MATRIX DID IT! SO WE WILL TOO!" If by some miracle they explain any of this, I'll clarify later. Gladly. As it stands, MC is going to be a guy that seduces video game NPCs. There's also a line about MC not getting connected tot the AI before entering the sim. So Kathy shouts "Did you fuck Deloney?" It comes out of nowhere and makes false jealousy as well as insinuates MC is more charming than he actually is. I don't get why it's there, Kathy would have been informed in some way that an agent needs to go into the sim due to an emergency. And a doctor would be level headed enough to not jump to dumb conclusions. Then he's pushed into the sim, Liam introduces himself and without meeting her or knowing anything MC infers from Liam saying he doesn't like being stuck with Nina that he would love to be around her. Why? What context clue, in the ONE line saying he hates being stuck with Nina, was it made apparent he'd like her. It does not come across as sarcasm either. It's just a line to make MC seem more like a womanizer, I guess. And when he meets Nina officially, she greets him normally with a pleasant smile and MC thinks "I already feel she's not my fan." AGAIN. Why? Why did he jump to this conclusion? The image we, the player, is given is of her being nice and with a smile. The dialogue was short but not aggressive or negative in any way. Why does he think that? To make her a bigger conquest when she falls in love with him for no reason later, I'm sure. And Liam constantly chime in about her being bitchy, but she's just acting like a superior would to a new recruit. It makes no sense. And Val is the stereotypical "Tech girl that will fall for MC from afar" You get a choice to make her laugh but the joke isn't funny so that doesn't bode well either. Great.

They eventually introduce something called "morph" I guess. What doesn't make sense is they have to inject themselves with it. Again, they're in a simulation why do they need to do that? Just have them be better? There's so many of these little things that don't make sense and we're like 20 mins in. And Nina also downplays supposed flirting with MC? But she just said the drug makes him last longer in bed. Where was the flirt? And the only thing that would confirm it is the "What? Noooo." Is this a preteen romance? Why talk like an obvious girl with a crush? Especially since she's been short with everything she's said. They finally explain their job, but it again, makes no sense. I'm sorry I'm parroting that sentiment but it's true. Why does Aegis need security code for the simulation? What does that do for them? Why do virtual family members have access to these codes? What even is the simulation? Why is Zhine a traitor for putting security on a simulation he created? It all just feels like this was writtes solely to have the setting in a virtual reality. Then Liam and MC go to steal a car for whatever reason, they stop because a drunk NPC shows up and complains. Then it cuts to Nina trying to masturbate for some reason. You can't wait til night? This scene is only there to remind you, player, that this is a sex game. And later Nina says she understands that Liam and MC want some action. But MC has never said this and he still has to acclimate to the sim. No. Liam did something stupid and MC just followed along because he's a moron. And Liam's eagerness to have MC have sex is just odd. Yeah, as guys you congratulate a friend when he gets laid. But they just met and he's acting like he's gonna sit there and watch every time. It's a little weird. Then a scene where Nina puts on a body suit to report back. Adding the question "Why does she need a body suit to accomplish what the AI handling their interactions could accomplish?" She also shows her boobs and her areola have no nipples, so it's a weird sight. They actually look like pepperoni, a shame.

Next day, MC wakes up with morning wood and Nina is there to look at it. Because MC didn't return home after X years to suddenly be attracted to his family, so they had to have a morning wood scene somehow. And you get the "choice" to help val or nina and do both. Why give the choice? Nina and MC also force this awful banter too. It's as if they're trying to make it seem charming but they just interject with obscene jokes and unrelatable back and forth. Then Liam jumps in to go out to a party that night and Nina says him getting laid would be a regression for humankind, but this is just a simulation, none of them are real? There's a point where MC talks to Natalie, the bartender, and when he tries to get to know her, she stops the conversation by saying "Coming behind the counter and making me squirm while you lick my wet pussy is out of the question... Tonight" At no point was more than an innuendo made and she blurts this out. And the scene ends when they show a weird animation of her stiff, robotic hand moving her shoulder window on her clothes? What was this video? I don't understand. She showed no skin, didn't move the cloth, and her hand looked like a prop. Why was MC so entranced by it? Nothing happened. If every animation looks like someone trying to hook fabric with a metal rod, I'm going to laugh. The dialogue continues to interject unhinged porn memes and sex talk with people MC just met it's boggling my mind. And I guess they're supposed to be joking around, but when they offer to set Liam up they suddenly call him shy and he hides in the bathroom? He's never been shy, characters just say he's shy because showing or writing it would be hard. Then, after an interrogation scene of Zhine trying to learn why MC is in the city, MC is given a job by Zhine because they saved him. But the entire thing plays out so weird. MC rattles off some cliche lines as if he's some action hero and Zhine offers him the world essentially. Again, this is a simulation run by Zhine and the only real person is Zhine, shouldn't none of this be happening? Am I missing something?

Finally, MC actually goes to meet a target. Zhine's daughter. He's given a picture and location to find her. You, the player, don't get to see it. Also, for some reason MC is talking to Val, she abruptly stops, and now he's talking to Nina. Why? Nobody knows. I forgot to mention that Val is an NPC too, don't know why or how she ended up working for Aegis, she just is. When you meet the Zhine family, I refuse to write that anymore and from here on out it will be "Z", the mother, rightfully, gets suspicious of MC. Then he has a dumb internal monologue about how happy he is being around hot women. Then it cuts to out of the sim where MC's brain is scanned faster than anyones. And Kathy and Deloney just shout information at each other. Apparently Morph is addictive. MC also has high Morph retention, whatever that is. And MC needs it now for yet again, no known reason. They just talk about these things that mean NOTHING as of yet like it's supposed to be serious. And Deloney is attached to MC for some mystery box reason as well. Can't wait for that forced reveal in 2 years... Only to break away to A USELESS LINEAR SANDBOX ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Stop doing this. They even TRY to explain what the simulation is, but fail to do so. What are they trying to do? Why are they trying to do it? None of this is real but gotta be inside VR so shut up and accept the story, jackass. If I'd known it breaks out into an ugly, early 2000s techno themed sandbox for no good reason I wouldn't have started this. But here we are. Then you get an unceremonious sex scene with Jane because MC helped her clean? Jump to picking up Lilith and Kendra to negotiate with someone called Steve the Schizo. The simulation that's supposed to defend Z, instead points his wife to start sleeping with MC. Right. And Whatever Morph does, we'll never see it, but Nina is sexually frustrated. The only cure will obviously be MCs penis. Can I ask: How did a story about a virtual world end up as a dumb mafia story? Sure, so far, it's better than most mafia stories, but it's still there. Did the AVN community as a whole only learn about rednecks and scarface? And why is the daughter always made out to act like an 8 year old? Come on.

You remember MC being Chuckie Finster? And Kathy saying he's only had one girlfriend? Yeah, now he's acting like he's some heartthrob and it's insufferable. Where did this come from? Why is he suddenly trying to fuck everything? I don't get it. If it's supposed to be a facade, it's not put on well. And MC's refusal to tell Liam and Nina about the Morph for some reason? Unless he did in the cut out sections. Which, sure, I'm glad we don't get a recap, but that's an important thing. I've kinda let a lot of the story pass because it's all similar issues. That last part was about when MC meets with Cleo to buy stuff from Lynch. Just before it, MC sees Blaze(not the movie fan, the supposed LI) and the woman he danced with at the start carrying the same briefcases that he picked up just after. They also mention that this is a game, meaning they are real people? I think? WHY he was in that random alley to meet them? Who knows. Why he didn't think "Huh they had the same things" is beyond me. Sure, he says "those are some odd briefcases" but nothing comes of it, he just gets nudes out of it. Skip ahead to where I'm currently at, Z just got bombed and MC somehow deduced there would be danger. I must have missed the line where he figured it out, but he just runs to the rescue. I THINK he was sure Steve would kill Z, but I've kinda mentally checked out of the story, for the most part. And it's at this point I have to ask: "Why is Nina there?" She literally just sits there and complains and offers nothing. All she's done is fail to masturbate and tell them where to go once. No insight, no training, no off-screen actions, nothing. Then, SUDDENLY, MC extorts sex out of Sgt. Cox? Why? Just to get sex? Yeah, there's only been a few sex scenes, but who cares? And can we take a moment to admire Cleo's 80 year old hands? They look like long prunes. They made it a point to giver her a vape and show her hands in almost every scene she's in, couldn't they have given her hands her age? Those demon claws are intimidating.

I would also like to point out that the Sandbox UI has been completely useless outside of ONE job. The phone conversations are mandatory, so they might as well be put in, and you have to click on everything anyway. What am I, the player, getting out of it? And most of the sandbox parts are at the base, so MOST of it is all recapping what's happened. You know what recaps are? Time padding. Lazy. It took them THIS long, most of the games current lifetime, to actually add something to do in the sandbox. Around here, Nina is working out IN A SIMULATION saying she's fat. I just can't be bothered after this point to call out every reason that makes no sense. And if this game ever ends, and she wakes up with a healed leg because it healed in the simulation, that lasted 12 real hours, I will lose my mind. I commented about Nina's drawn on nipples earlier, but, disappointingly so, most of the women in this have flabby pancake tits too. I think three of the women have conventionally shaped tits and the rest seem to "pour" into their bra. So no only has the sex been sparse, not a complaint an observation, but the girls don't look amazing naked. I don't understand what Morph is supposed to be or do, it's an amazing cure-all but super addictive. Nina needs it for symptoms she just doesn't show. Liam is this weird character that is apparently a super soldier with no weaknesses, but is also somehow a cuck that wants MC laid at all times and never does anything for himself? He makes no sense. And they keep saying the Sim is difficult, but nothing is happening. And there's literally no way Agent Lawson, MC's dad because while they can't write story details they can't hide a dumb reveal either, ISN'T going to show up. Which means the sandbox stuff that adds to the danger level is meaningless. Because no matter what you do, you're going to get that outcome. I also don't understand MC's reluctance to kill these fake people. They're NPCs. Sure, I moaned about him extorting sex out of Cox, but that was him suddenly acting weird to get sex. This is him reluctant to fight in a fighting game.

Ulitmately, This is a mixed bag. The English is fine, I THINK it's from someone that doesn't speak English, but it's edited well and only a few noticeable mix ups with lines. The UI/UX is heavily edited. It's pretty gaudy and too "2000s techno" for me, but I appreciate the effort. The Art looks good for the most part, but the models nudey bits are mostly disappointing. The dialogue, when they're not trying to force this nonexistant banter between MC, Liam and Nina, is pretty good. When MC suddenly morphs (no pun intended) into some schlocky heartthrob or a sexual deviant, I hate it. But generally it's alright. The Story, however, brings this way down. I have no idea why they're in the sim. I don't understand the rules of the sim. There's the Deloney mystery box which makes no sense. The Lawson and Val stuff that also make no sense. There is no good reason to set this in a virtual world. If this was JUST the Z mafia stuff, I would rate this way higher, but this layer of VR just does nothing for me. I don't see a way this comes back around to really address a lot of my issues with the VR stuff either. Three separate times now, I've mentally checked out of the story, it's unfortunate. I can see why it's rated highly, sure. But if you think about anything, which I'm cursed to do, it makes the story nonsense. Don't get me wrong, it does a LOT right, but when I'm not even into any of the LIs on top of a frustrating concept, I can't get into it.

Going to rate this AVN twice, as it appeals differently when compared to Adult VNs, and just VNs.

• As a VN (Visual Novel & Game), it does a pretty damn good job. Rates right up around 4.4 for me.
• As an AVN (Adult Visual Novel), it falls rather flat. Rating more around a 2.7 in that regard.

As a result, the rating I'd have to give it on F95Zone is more of a 3.3. Details below.

++ Great renders, use of locations and lighting.
+/- Pretty good models overall, though most are "oversized" in the breasts/ass/hips department (usually a developer fetish that throws off the entire game).
+ Characters have decent personalities, and are portrayed well for them.
+ Both music and sound effects.
+ An interesting story premise. Text is written well enough in English without too many errors.
+ Animations are mostly fluid and offer different repeatable positions
++ Good use of side-jobs and heists (though only one heist at this time, Ep5p1)
+ Good use of morph (in-game drug) to enhance scenes, though it's not offered for use often enough, and sometimes doesn't give the MC what it should (stamina for hours).

------ My #1 problem with the game: the utter lack of explicit camera angles in sex scenes. You never get to see actual penetration - it's all just implied with poor camera angles. It's like watching soft porn in a hotel, and you never get to see the juicy bits. Highly unfulfilling.
--- 90% of the game through Ep5p1 is cum shots (outside the body), or blowjobs. Creampies are almost non-existent until the last 5-10% of the current content.
-- No climaxes in many of the animated sex scenes. They're written in the text (sometimes, sometimes not) with no separate display visually, and oftentimes you can skip right past them without even realizing they happened. Again - unfulfilling, though this improves near the end of current content with the ~2 creampie scenes I witnessed.
--- While the plot might be interesting, you're literally "thrown in the deep end" at the beginning of the game with no idea who is who, what is what, or how things work. It takes a good 8+ hours to figure it all out so that you're comfortable remembering people, and understanding systems.

I realize that going back and re-rendering ALL of the sex animations (to be more explicit) is unrealistic, so the current content won't improve in that regard (a sad truth). Hopefully the developer can learn from that and make sex in the game explicit for future scenes (i.e. showing us the actual sexy bits). It would go a long way to help with how hot they are. Right now, they're bland in my opinion, and some are unfinished due to missing climax portions.

Will be keeping an eye on this AVN, hoping it truly takes steps forward into the "Adult" area like many other games out here already have.

just finished ep 5 part1 and what can I say. Nice renders, nice plot, interesting characters. good animations. great milf. Love the way you mkae your story. Can't wait to see who is that woman in black mask. good job and good luck with your game!

If you want a quick fap, this game isnt for you as it takes some time to get to the juicy renders.

The plot is very engaging, and i love the premise of the game. There's enough here to really enjoy yourself and to not feel short changed.

I prefer this game over the previous game this developer has done. This is definitely worth your time at the moment.

[Review for Ep.4 Part 2]

I honestly can't make it past the introduction, I haven't even reached any sex scenes...

While it is very visually impressive, Cybernetic Seduction is simply very... boring. The premise is interesting, but the whole A.I/simulation system is very poorly explained, and when combined with the glacial pacing, constant non sequiturs, and generally dull dialogue, it never really captured my interest beyond the initial pitch.

If you're here for more than just pretty pictures, I don't think this game is worth your time.

Mindblown. Cybernetic Seduction just blew me away. First and foremost for it's story, not only does it have an interesting worldbuilding which is pretty original, but it also delves into conspiracies and plans in the criminal world and so on with a depth I haven't found yet in this forum. Characters are interesting and pretty much multifaceted, and it takes time to learn and know them. A time which is well rewarded because, even though it may be a bit of a slow burn (outside random sex scenes which sometimes just come up because it's been too long since the last one) it's worth it in how it tells it's story, conveys it's characters and so on. I also like a lot that the story and the characters are adults behaving as such, outside classical places like the university or so which have been used way too much. And also, decisions are meaningul and not clear cut, trusting or not someone, being honest or not may have great impact (to be seen as the game evolves) but it always feels significant and not clearly cut out, which is great.

Render quality and models are great, as are the animations. I play without music and sound effects exist but are not that many. And I have found no bugs while playing.

So, all in all, definitely one of the best games I've played here.

Review for Ep.4 Part 2
"Cybernetic Seduction" presents an intriguing premise that promises a unique narrative experience.

From the outset, the storyline of "Cybernetic Seduction" captivates with its originality and depth. The concept is fresh and promises a compelling journey into the world it constructs. However, the pacing of the game's progression leaves something to be desired. The rapid advancement of the protagonist into the inner circle of a mafia boss feels unrealistic and undermines the credibility of the narrative. A more gradual ascent would have allowed for greater immersion and a more satisfying sense of achievement.

Decent Dialogue with Room for Improvement
The dialogue in "Cybernetic Seduction" generally serves its purpose well, seamlessly integrating with the storyline to maintain coherence and drive the narrative forward. However, when it comes to romantic interactions and flirtation, the dialogue falls short of expectations. While not egregious, it lacks the spark and nuance needed to truly elevate the romance subplot. Nonetheless, it remains serviceable and does not detract significantly from the overall experience.

Aesthetic Presentation: Above Average Graphics with Room for Refinement
Visually, "Cybernetic Seduction" impresses with graphics that are above average. The addition of animations adds depth to the gameplay, though they can appear somewhat clumsy in execution. Additionally, the character models, particularly their bodies, may come across as slightly unnatural or off-putting, detracting from the overall visual appeal of the game.

Conclusion
In conclusion, "Cybernetic Seduction" offers an engaging and unique storyline that holds promise for a good gaming experience. Despite its flaws in pacing, romantic dialogue, and visual execution, the game ultimately delivers an enjoyable journey into its cybernetic world. With some adjustments to progression, dialogue refinement, and graphical polish, it has the potential to become a standout title in its genre.

Goated game, must try.
Damm the models and sex animations as well as the build-up in this game is crazy, all models look too hot to pass. Also, the story is pretty decent with characters with different personalities. I am excited to see how it will end!

I am having a hard time rating this. It's technically very proficient, the art is objectively good, but -for me- it's missing everything else.

Playing this is a very clinical experience. The story never takes off, it's a fairly boring affair. But worse than that, there is no real chemistry with anyone, the relationships all fall flat and the sex scenes are the most sterile I have seen in a game this far. Additionally, the body types of the women are all weird to me.

Let me add that the clicky sandbox mini game elements are a huge pain. It always ends with you clicking on arrows or icons for 5minutes, trying to find what you missed so you can proceed. It is not fun. I don't understand why Devs keep doing this.

So, I really can't get into this, but your mileage may vary.