An excellent game. Definitely within my top 10 adult games I've played up until this point. I am a sucker for a dystopian environment, however, the world building and culture of the game is equally as intriguing. I believe this is the first adult game I've played where I'm in Egypt, as well as Eastern civilization. Societal roles are very traditional compared to games centered in the West, yet modern at the same time (for there are female leaders in Queen Mereneith/the people of Zeta and Fangs/the mutant race) which is a pleasant touch, and I hope it is explored more so. The temple is an interesting aspect, since a lot of the children, including the MC's were given birth by the priestesses, and relocated to families who wanted children. The ideology of Might is Right is very sensible, as it reminds readers to be grateful of what you have, and to check your ambitions at the door, for even the weak once banded together can still defeat you. There is strength in numbers, so it's vital to build as many bonds as possible, so you can reliable protect yourself and your house, unless you want to become a peacock depiction on an ancient tomb. In regards to the characters, Ain, Shani and Zahra, especially are absolute gems. Couldn't have asked for a better family in terms of their characterization (of course their looks ). Zahra, who is very submissive to the MC, still knows when to impose her will when it comes to the household hierarchy and upkeep. Ain wishes to forge/solidify a path for her in the world, like her big sister (Shani) but equally as desperate to stay with her family. Even Shani, who seems to have her life planned out has moments of being fickle and impressionable. Another thing I do really love about games like these are the theme of family. Yes, you can romance your daughters, but it's pretty evident the MC cares about the well-being and happiness of his household above all else. Even your servant, Emilia, can feel the warmth of the MC's family (I really hope there's expansion on Emilia's content and possibly more opportunities to have more servants?). The sexual interactions within the living room, between the other members of the house is very a neat mechanic (the banter between Shani and Ain is always funny). As much as I want to continue expressing how satisfied with Desert Stalker in other aspects of the game I am, I don't want to overdue the length of this review more so than I have done already. All in all, Desert Stalker is a phenomenal game that I would strongly recommend anyone interested to play. It's actually the first game I have played off this site, and I couldn't be anymore grateful to the individual(s?) who made this game. I will be patiently waiting for the new updates. Have a blessed day to whoever read this.