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An Adult Hidden Objects game. After you find all of the objects you have to give them to the correct people. The main draw to this game is the attention to detail as everything is lampooned in the animated drawings. Each scene is multiple screens wide and high so you have to scroll around. You can use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out so that you can see more or you can see details.

It took me approximately two hours to finish all of the scenes. I haven't gone back yet to find all of the "secrets"

If you love frustration, this is the game for you. If you have more than one monitor your frustration is multiplied. If you accidentally have your cursor on another monitor you're out of the game and on the monitor, normally causing you to restart the level.

Any time you mess up you get to go back to the start of the level. Not frustrating enough, lets throw in some unnecessary wait time before you can begin again. If you enjoy frustration this is the game for you. If not, pick something else, anything else.

Good game, good story line, provided you buy into what many believe to be the American college experience. If you think this is how it really is in college, you will be greatly disappointed.

Good for multiple plays through the game as there is no way to get everything on one time through. The fourth act alone has three possible starting points and then you have three possible game play styles that affect your ability to select different options.

Waiting for the next episode.

More of an interactive adult novel where your choices affect other options later in the game. I found the story to be interesting, but thought it went a bit off the rails at the end, something I was not expecting.

It should come with a disclaimer that not all endings are happy endings, much as life really is. So if you are playing with a hope of a happy ending you may be greatly disappointed. Some endings are not possible, which will be obvious on the first play through.

Play though the game once using your own play style and read the story. Then you can go back and change some of your selections and use the Skip function to advance to the next choice, allowing you to quickly finish the game. If you want to get all of the achievements you're going to need a guide as it isn't obvious what choices you need to make a specific Gallery scene available.

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Lust Epidemic is a lewd point and click adventure game.

You play as Brad. Your brother's wife is the president of your college, which is currently involved in a porn movie scandal. If things weren't bad enough, a hurricane is in the area. You catch a ride with Simon to the rival college where your brother's wife is meeting to resolve the movie scandal.

At its heart Lust Epidemic is your standard point and click adventure game, find the items and advance forward. What drives this game is the story. Just when you think you know what is going on, you find out that there is a little more to the story.

One thing that sets this game apart is the frequent story breaks. You complete your task and there is a plot advancement, or scene as your reward.

Speaking of scenes, there are a lot of them, 48 to be exact. But, wait, that's not all. There are an additional 80 Kamasutra scenes to be discovered. You discover Kamasutra pages for each of the four women, 20 pages per woman. You can act out these scenes with them.

There are 16 photos, but those are so boring. You can access the scenes you have unlocked, along with the photos, on your phone. There are 48 scenes to relive.

I recommend this game. If you're into buxom PAWG MILFs, this is the game for you. There are two teens, but the older women are the real draw.

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*Rape, for the purposes of this review is a non-consensual or coerced act. It doesn't matter if she gets into after you start. In the real world these actions may result in jail time.

You're a Xenomorph and greedy Earthlings have landed on your planet to steal your resources. Time to show them who's boss.

I'm not a fan of turn based games, but really like this one. The humor is great. Nothing like having your boss reroute the power to your defenses because the sound on their movie wasn't good enough. I'm currently only on the third mission. I played 45 minutes this morning and the time just flew by. Highly recommend this. Your chance to give the man what he's got coming.

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Dishonored - Death of the Outsider is the final game in the Dishonored series. It is a sneaker or slasher, depending upon your play style.

You play as Billy Lurk, one of the assassins that killed Empress Jessamine, with much regret, after the fact. Billy, who was Megan Foster in Dishonored 2, has reclaimed her original name and is searching for Daud, the assassin who killed Empress Jessamine. She find him and he shares his desire to kill the Outsider for all of the pain and misery that he has brought to the world.

Dishonored - Death of the Outsider feels shorter, and faster than the first two installments of this series. Like the previous chapters it introduces some new locations and takes you back to places you have been before, in the previous games, with a new look.

Billy's relationship with the Outsider isn't as straight forward as it has been in previous games. Billy gains a few powers early in the game and gains additional abilities as the game progresses, but they are already decided for you, so you don't get to customize her to your play style as much.

As the previous games there are normally both a lethal and non-lethal way to complete the task at hand. New in this game are "Contracts". Contracts are basically side challenges that you have the option to complete or not complete. Contracts have strict terms for you to abide by. Failure to meet the terms will result in you not being able to collect on the contract. Unlike the main game, contracts will require you to kill or not kill your target. There are also collection contracts where you have to get an item from a location, how you manage that, is up to you.

Dishonored - Death of the Outsider is a decent addition to the Dishonored series, but is also clearly the weakest game in the series. I recommend getting it on sale or as part of a bundle.

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A good old style gun FPS, other than the last boss battle. Tons of side missions and weapons upgrades. After killing the final boss you able to continue on and complete any missing side missions. I stopped playing after all of the missions as I'm not exactly sure what the point is to keep going, even though you earn another weapon and horse upgrade. It took me 17 hours of play time to complete 100% of the missions.

If you're a Portal fan, you'll like this game.

The AI of a space mission wakes you up to find the crew members who disappeared. You must solve puzzles designed to thwart a computer from passing.

New methods of solving the puzzle are introduced through out the game so it isn't always fitting the same old pieces into a slightly different puzzle.

The Park is an interactive story. The story starts off with a mother and her child leaving an amusement park at the end of the day. The child has lost his cherished toy and the mother goes back into the park to find it and begins her slow decent into madness. I enjoyed the closing episode where she continues deeper and deeper into her madness. There are a few "jump scares" but mainly it is mainly psychological terror where you, as the mother, slip deeper and deeper into madness.