When playing an RPG, who is making the choices? Is the player making decisions based on their understanding of the character, or is the character acting to the whims of it's maniacal player? An odd question for some, but one I am particularly interested in.
From my experience, most games cater to the later answer. and most porn games are no exceptions to this.
Manila Shaw subverts this trope. In it's own way at least. There are still some crazy nonsensical options, yet more often than not, I found myself considering the "horny" option more-so than the "not horny" one.
Sure, I could shoot the criminal's accomplice in the hand so that he releases the hostage (and the game will let me, if I pick the option) but between you and me, that sounds a bit risky, and a blowjob can't be that bad, can it?
This is by far the best part of this game : You can find yourself slowly becoming more corrupted not because of the horny demon on your shoulder, but simply from your actions (and their consequences). Almost every porn game I've played, even some of the great ones, suffer from this, and it sometimes makes it very hard to enjoy the protagonist's story.
Don't get me wrong, it's almost always clear how to avoid sex. But at the very least, it usually involves acting like a super-human.
But, I did give this game a 3/5. I find myself wishing for developers to play this game more so than the regular Joe, if only to give them a different look on how to do options/events.
At the end of the day, the game has average writing (might be generous to call it that) better than average renders. Sex scenes are a few cheesy lines mingled with videos (GIFs might be a better name), though cum remaining between scenes is a nice touch.
If you're the kind of person that has gotten frustrated in the past with games essentially not having sex if you refuse to act like a complete slut, then I definitely recommend giving it a shot, if only for the experience. Otherwise, unless the protagonist really appeals to you and/or you have an interracial kink, I'd skip the game.
From my experience, most games cater to the later answer. and most porn games are no exceptions to this.
Manila Shaw subverts this trope. In it's own way at least. There are still some crazy nonsensical options, yet more often than not, I found myself considering the "horny" option more-so than the "not horny" one.
Sure, I could shoot the criminal's accomplice in the hand so that he releases the hostage (and the game will let me, if I pick the option) but between you and me, that sounds a bit risky, and a blowjob can't be that bad, can it?
This is by far the best part of this game : You can find yourself slowly becoming more corrupted not because of the horny demon on your shoulder, but simply from your actions (and their consequences). Almost every porn game I've played, even some of the great ones, suffer from this, and it sometimes makes it very hard to enjoy the protagonist's story.
Don't get me wrong, it's almost always clear how to avoid sex. But at the very least, it usually involves acting like a super-human.
But, I did give this game a 3/5. I find myself wishing for developers to play this game more so than the regular Joe, if only to give them a different look on how to do options/events.
At the end of the day, the game has average writing (might be generous to call it that) better than average renders. Sex scenes are a few cheesy lines mingled with videos (GIFs might be a better name), though cum remaining between scenes is a nice touch.
If you're the kind of person that has gotten frustrated in the past with games essentially not having sex if you refuse to act like a complete slut, then I definitely recommend giving it a shot, if only for the experience. Otherwise, unless the protagonist really appeals to you and/or you have an interracial kink, I'd skip the game.