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 Deep in Brixen Space  So this game has a very good concept and very few rng and swift and nice mechanics so, i had to give it a try speedrunning it! Since it doesn’t have a specified ending (or so i think at least after playing it casually except for the cinema) i stated a run that ends when both furries have fucked me, the timer starts when i hit play and stops when i hit the last pound. Overall the run is great except for entering the checkpoint which loses around 2 secs and overall movement and some grips could be avoided (making sub 5 more than possible) but 5:11:48 its not a bad mark and, if someone wants to know more about this speedrun and some tricks i did, feel free to comment. Last words are that i think this game has a lot of great potential and i’ll be joyful to speedrun it when the game is fully released! Get  Deep in Brixen Space from here .

See Thru: Need a Friend? It was so worth the wait! Admittedly I only recently started becoming aware of this visual novel over at Tumblr where I was curious about this character named Friend solely because "Who names someone Friend? I gotta look into it a little bit" and I did. I'm not super well-versed at what's going on which kinda worked in my favor as I was pulled in by the mystery of this situation, where I was curious just what exactly is Friend and what's happening. But other than that, I loved the little tricks going on such as looking around the room, the obvious reference to MDHM (when I saw Alan I squealed omg), the fade out of Friend leaving behind some of his expressions (I'm not sure if it was intentional or not, but I liked it), how Friend literally felt like, well, a friend but with something going on. I nearly forgot he was a yandere because of how much the atmosphere between MC and Friend felt so amiable (well I suppose I'm biased since I...

Halfway House When I first downloaded the game, I expected less, to be honest. I expected that this game will just be a a good  game, made for people who just thinks of beating their meat every minute of everyday. But you had proved me wrong. I am quite impressed on how you manage to put vivid realism about the characters' perspectives, the story was well-narrated, the deliberation of plot twists were impactful for me, the most notable for me is the romance that goes on in the story. Based on my perspective as a player, the erotic scenes justifies the "passion" element in romance. But the downside of the MC is just he think about his problems rather than to dive deep into the girls' lives, building strong bonds with them. I just think the downside of this is the MC is over-perverted. Graphic-wise, it is superb and breathtaking. Makes me want to wish I was there, because of how clean and fresh it is inside the game's universe. The color grading is perfect. To my ey...

Echo CW: Echo can be an emotionally intense experience and may not be for everyone. Please put your mental well-being first and take this into consideration before downloading! Echo is a horror visual novel about a small, isolated, desert town located somewhere in the southwestern states. During spring break, Chase, a young otter who grew up in Echo, is back for a school project aimed at documenting an event in the 1870's that may have lead to the town's current state. He's joined by five friends, who grew up with him in Echo, taking the chance to have a little reunion. Unfortunately, Chase begins to realize that their memories of Echo may have been a bit rose-tinted. Being back in the town digs up old and painful memories; secrets that lead to rifts in the group that have been boiling under the surface for years. On top of that, Chase begins to realize that Echo itself may have its own secrets. Odd and unexplained memories that he always blamed on an overactive childhood i...