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Parasite in city and Space Escape are the first 2 that come to mind. Check the side-scroller tag there should be several in there.
If you search externally this style is often listed alongside "run or rape" games.
I already have Parasite in city and Space Escape and I have searched with the side-scroller tag and found nothing new.
Thanks for the name, I'll probably find some new games using it.
You can also try searching [act] on nyaa, anime-sharing, ulmf, dlsite, etc etc. I'm personally really excited for the release of Smash Boy and Ayura Crisis next month.
Thanks, but this was already mentioned on the previous page. If you don't have a fur affinity account, you can go to the bottom of page 1 here for the version 5 mega link.
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You can still occasionally find a good 2D porn platformer these days.
I honestly think that a big part of the success or failure of these games as platformers is how much of the screen is taken up by each of the PC, bad guys, and platforming elements.
Unlike a normal platformer, it seems logical for a porn platformer to have relatively large (and therefore high-detail) player and monster sprites. I mean, it seems obvious that the player wants to see what's going in in glorious high resolution. I say that it "feels" correct because there do exist successful porn platformers with relatively small pixel-art sprites. That said, this apparent need or desire for large sprites is why the "run or rape" porn genre exists: in an RoR the only obstacles are enemies (maybe "traps" that are just static enemies) because the sprites are too large for proper platforming game mechanics like pits, doors, ledges, and whatever. For the combination of sprite size and target screen resolution chosen by the devs, you end up not being able to react in time to the environment--or, rather, the entire game is about reacting to the enemies instead of doing any actual environmental navigation. You see from time to time a platformer where you just have to shake your head and decry the lovely giant sprites that take up the screen real-estate you would've needed to see the environment around you.
Anyhow, the reason I bring it up is that I think it's a useful at-a-glance indicator of the potential a porn platformer has to be both porny and an enjoyable game. Just look at the size of the sprites in the world versus the size of the environmental platforms (thinnest ledge, for instance, or "block" size for games where everything's made of blocks) and how much you can see around you. Then compare in your mind those relative sizes to other 2D platformers you remember with fondness--might be some mega kind of man or some metroids or whatever, depending on what kind of gamer you are. Then ask yourself if the sprites are detailed enough that you could get off to them to satisfy the "porn" part of the "porn platformer" label.
For this game, I get a good feeling just based off my hand-wavy bullshit sprite proportions argument, which makes me happy because a world with many good 2D platformers is an inherently good world. The anthro protagonist being raped by a dog in the first level also kinda gives me Space Escape vibes--and maybe this game and that one can race to see which will be finished before that tiresome cliche of the heat death of the Universe.
I honestly think that a big part of the success or failure of these games as platformers is how much of the screen is taken up by each of the PC, bad guys, and platforming elements.
Unlike a normal platformer, it seems logical for a porn platformer to have relatively large (and therefore high-detail) player and monster sprites. I mean, it seems obvious that the player wants to see what's going in in glorious high resolution. I say that it "feels" correct because there do exist successful porn platformers with relatively small pixel-art sprites. That said, this apparent need or desire for large sprites is why the "run or rape" porn genre exists: in an RoR the only obstacles are enemies (maybe "traps" that are just static enemies) because the sprites are too large for proper platforming game mechanics like pits, doors, ledges, and whatever. For the combination of sprite size and target screen resolution chosen by the devs, you end up not being able to react in time to the environment--or, rather, the entire game is about reacting to the enemies instead of doing any actual environmental navigation. You see from time to time a platformer where you just have to shake your head and decry the lovely giant sprites that take up the screen real-estate you would've needed to see the environment around you.
Anyhow, the reason I bring it up is that I think it's a useful at-a-glance indicator of the potential a porn platformer has to be both porny and an enjoyable game. Just look at the size of the sprites in the world versus the size of the environmental platforms (thinnest ledge, for instance, or "block" size for games where everything's made of blocks) and how much you can see around you. Then compare in your mind those relative sizes to other 2D platformers you remember with fondness--might be some mega kind of man or some metroids or whatever, depending on what kind of gamer you are. Then ask yourself if the sprites are detailed enough that you could get off to them to satisfy the "porn" part of the "porn platformer" label.
For this game, I get a good feeling just based off my hand-wavy bullshit sprite proportions argument, which makes me happy because a world with many good 2D platformers is an inherently good world. The anthro protagonist being raped by a dog in the first level also kinda gives me Space Escape vibes--and maybe this game and that one can race to see which will be finished before that tiresome cliche of the heat death of the Universe.
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Damn I saw this in the new releases and thought it was a new version. But it's the same as the one from several months back in the comments.