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Can the MC sleep with other girls with his Wife's blessing somehow? I've seen it mentioned in the thread but right now I'm on the loyal/hero "path"
- Jun 17, 2019
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Nope, it's one of the most blatant shortcomings of the game... your only option is to cheat on her (at first). If you are also taking good care of her, she may end up agreeing to some threesomes later on, though. I think some of these threesomes are also available if you don't cheat but are on very good terms with other girls too, but I could be mistaken. It's been a while since I last played this game.
Did a second play through but this time as the villain and ended up dying, ending 3 I think.
Only I died this time.
I'm guessing I had to kill Dailia instead of asking her to join him and help to destroy the tree which she failed at.
Only I died this time.
I'm guessing I had to kill Dailia instead of asking her to join him and help to destroy the tree which she failed at.
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Deliverance is a game that teases an exciting premise with its world of demons and magic but is ultimately dragged down by poorly developed characters, jarring execution, and uninspired adult content. The setting is undoubtedly one of the game's highlights—rich in lore, with a mystical atmosphere that could easily pull players into a thrilling fantasy adventure. The visual design and the world filled with supernatural forces make the experience initially enticing, setting the stage for something that could have been truly captivating.
However, the game's downfall begins with its degenerate main character, whose actions feel less like morally complex decisions and more like a series of irresponsible, self-destructive choices. The protagonist's infidelity is framed in such a detached manner that it’s hard to feel any emotional weight or consequence. Even more bewildering is that his wife seems strangely indifferent to his betrayals, stripping away any potential tension or moral conflict. This lack of emotional depth makes the character arc feel hollow and disconnected, preventing players from engaging with the story on a meaningful level. Maybe the reason for this is to appease to the "netotare" low testosterone public, which will fully enjoy scenes in which the wife has sex with other men.
One of the game’s biggest missteps is its poorly executed sex scenes. These scenes come across as awkward, robotic, and unrealistic. The lack of detail and immersion is exacerbated by the absence of any sound effects, such as moaning or environmental ambiance, which would help make these moments feel more natural. Instead, they play out like stilted, emotionless cutscenes, where the supposed intimacy is more of an afterthought than a vital part of character development. The awkwardness of the animations, where even the mechanics of movement look bizarre and forced, makes it clear that little care was put into crafting these interactions. The penetration is really weird.
While the game's setting and world-building offer flashes of potential, the narrative is hampered by a lead character that is difficult to root for, poorly designed intimate scenes, and a noticeable lack of sound design that renders key moments far less immersive. Deliverance could have been a memorable dive into a dark fantasy world, but it ends up stumbling due to its lack of polish and emotional depth. A cool premise can't save a game that fails to bring its characters and moments to life in a believable way.
However, the game's downfall begins with its degenerate main character, whose actions feel less like morally complex decisions and more like a series of irresponsible, self-destructive choices. The protagonist's infidelity is framed in such a detached manner that it’s hard to feel any emotional weight or consequence. Even more bewildering is that his wife seems strangely indifferent to his betrayals, stripping away any potential tension or moral conflict. This lack of emotional depth makes the character arc feel hollow and disconnected, preventing players from engaging with the story on a meaningful level. Maybe the reason for this is to appease to the "netotare" low testosterone public, which will fully enjoy scenes in which the wife has sex with other men.
One of the game’s biggest missteps is its poorly executed sex scenes. These scenes come across as awkward, robotic, and unrealistic. The lack of detail and immersion is exacerbated by the absence of any sound effects, such as moaning or environmental ambiance, which would help make these moments feel more natural. Instead, they play out like stilted, emotionless cutscenes, where the supposed intimacy is more of an afterthought than a vital part of character development. The awkwardness of the animations, where even the mechanics of movement look bizarre and forced, makes it clear that little care was put into crafting these interactions. The penetration is really weird.
While the game's setting and world-building offer flashes of potential, the narrative is hampered by a lead character that is difficult to root for, poorly designed intimate scenes, and a noticeable lack of sound design that renders key moments far less immersive. Deliverance could have been a memorable dive into a dark fantasy world, but it ends up stumbling due to its lack of polish and emotional depth. A cool premise can't save a game that fails to bring its characters and moments to life in a believable way.
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you should put that huge ass text as a review
- Dec 9, 2018
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- Feb 15, 2019
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Man, I went into this thinking that Sarah or Rose were going to be my main girl, but Kat was unexpectedly my favorite.
It seems like the villain path is the most satisfying one. If only we had more pregnant bellies and Rose included.
There's not really any. It's pure sharing/swinging. Although, it is refreshing to see your woman get fucked without being humiliated. It's a very rare gem in that regard.
- Jul 21, 2021
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it certainly cant reach the acid in the stomach or the dick will have second degree burns
- Aug 26, 2020
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I lost your post in september, but I want to answer, I had to say you are right, in a few games there are a so good wrote couple's plot.
I just played all the way through this and, while I enjoyed it for the most part, two things stood out as not so good.
First of all, the ready acceptance of demons was poorly orchestrated. It would have made a little more sense if there was some more investigation leading up to the idea that Sondheim was no longer human. Also, the willingness to be turned into something that is nonhuman on the MC and Kat's visit to the village. What?
Second, that sex scene with the boss. WTF would Kat even have wanted that? Her boss annoyed her, so she pays him back with sex, and the MC allowed it? WTFF?
First of all, the ready acceptance of demons was poorly orchestrated. It would have made a little more sense if there was some more investigation leading up to the idea that Sondheim was no longer human. Also, the willingness to be turned into something that is nonhuman on the MC and Kat's visit to the village. What?
Second, that sex scene with the boss. WTF would Kat even have wanted that? Her boss annoyed her, so she pays him back with sex, and the MC allowed it? WTFF?
- Dec 28, 2017
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That was exactly the moment I stopped playing the sharing route.
I never liked that type of kink, but I played that route for completion purposes. After that scene though I wasn't gonna bear it any more; it didn't make sense and I found it disgusting to put such an amazing female char as Kat in that situation.