Unity - Souper Game [Demo v0.9.18] [SinBeans Studio]

Alright. Let me start of with this: The game should have the "no sexual content" tag.

The most you see in the uncensored version, is a boobie, and the most "sexual act" in the game is her licking a lollypop. That's it. Nothing else.

The game is a clicker of sorts, with still very few levels implemented.

I'm not sure where the dev is going with this, but it's clear porn isn't the first objective. (Hence why there is a "streamer" mode)

Sad, another dissapointment sticking to this artist :/

Love this game - original and surprisingly fun. The animation is great. The only shame is - it is not longer at this time - but I think that will improve with other updates. So looking forward for all new releases.

For Demo v0.9.18
TLDR: Everything is great except there really isn't much at the moment, though that is to be expected with a demo.

Art is fantastic, setup unusual but at least it's not boring, the English translation is fine, none of it stood out as poor. The gameplay is surprisingly not awful, it's quite fun once you figure it out. It's stable and doesn't crash/bug out.
But damn it's short, barely an hour and there's no sexual content beyond getting to see her nipples. Normally that might be an issue but with the gameplay being good and the UI not being ass, getting to it is quick and painless.
I'd recommend you wait till there's more, the game is great and all but waiting for release or further updates will be torture once you've tried. Give it a couple months, steam says Q4 2025 and while i doubt that's the date for full release (or if it is that it's going to stick to it without delays), there should at least be enough to sink your teeth into.

Well done game, it's unique and fun. I can see this becoming a lot better with time, as of right now there isn't much sexual content. I like the art and the gameplay, and what I noticed is that the gameplay gives you enough time to enjoy the porn. This game is cool, and I'd like to see where it goes in a year.

Despite the abrupt ending I really liked the demo. It's simple to play, but it has its difficulties and the point system shows promise. What I liked and is why I gave it the highest rating is that it's a pretty original concept with good art design and "good" writing. Now it's a demo and actually rating a demo 5 stars is kind of ridiculous, but it certainly promises to be a very decent game.

Pretty good demo. It ends rather abruptly, unfortunately. I would have appreciated the opportunity to continue the demo (understanding that I wouldn't be able to unlock any more options than what are available in the demo). I'd also like to see the English translation cleaned up, as it can be hard to follow along with the language. Finally, a little more of a tutorial for properly navigating the UI would be helpful. Despite these downsides, it's a fun and unique premise bolstered with a great art style.

Some developers are so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. This game is an example of trying too hard to go for quirky weirdness in order to be unique. I understand that developing something new and intriguing enough to catch the eye of the public is not easy in this market, but sometimes you just can't help but wonder what went through the head of some people. This game is just a fancy looking clicker with the objective of feeding a borscht soup monster. After each run you get to upgrade the soup for easier clicking or romantic interactions. It's a very bizarre concept pushing for a constant comedy theme. Obviously, the best element is the drawing. Siserg is fantastic at making art, something expected from the lead artist of Innocent Witches, currently locked in development hell. But that is the only good characteristic here. Gameplay wise, this demo makes clear that you will have to go through a very boring clicking game with a couple of defense elements while desperately trying to upgrade the soup monster before the troll kills you, because you lose all your progress if you don't level up in one go. Considering the very repetitive aspect of the game, you will, at least, have to go through eighteen runs to finish it and its eighteen skills and fifty four upgrades. That is a significant amount of clicking. The shock comedy of playing as a filthy soup with random point-and-click little animations fades away quickly, leaving you with a weird concept that looks better in imagination than in reality. To make this worthwhile, SinBeans Studio has to make some big changes and offer huge amounts of content. As it is presented now, I don’t have any faith in it.

After the demo I was pleasantly surprised, great graphics, interesting “clicker” idea, you don't just have to click, you have to chase away flies, fight bosses and hide soup from an orc. (Maybe there will be other interactions similar to chupa chups with a girl?).
I see a lot of potential in this game for erotic scenes, interactions, etc.

the demo does show some promise, its not very long though, it does have some unique gameplay elements in it, even has boss fights which is interesting for a clicker game, just hoping the developers dont abandon it like innocent witches

Same artist as Innocent witches, but the dude seems to have a genuine foundation behind his game. It's essentially an autoclicker game with a hot fmc and a genuinely adorable soup pot. You feed your soup ingredients to gain points and exp while making sure your orc roommate doesn't drink your new friend.

Gameplay gets repetitive after about 10 minutes, but the art is hot and its exciting to see where the dev goes from here! It's genuinely a 3.5 but I'll round it up to a 4 star in high hopes

Its not a bad little clicker game, art is nice as expected, very little content sexual or otherwise, even for a first demo
I swear we better not get cucked by that ugly green bastard, also the dialogue is abit rough, little robotic, probably just english not being dev's first language and its by no means game ruining