In fact the protagonist himself can get killed if you do it wrong, isn't karma great? The girls themselves only protest fairly mildly before succumbing to your attentions, not unlike the majority of other h-games. There's no S&M, no hitting the girls, no torturing them or cutting them up. A sex game without pretensions what more could you want? Alright, I admit the premise could've been less controversial - but I'm tired of wimpy-ass high school kid protagonists who has all the girls flinging themselves on him.Īlso, there is very little violence, aside from the initial forgettable story sequences. The voice acting is also excellent, this really does sound like sex instead of the hit-and-miss of most h-games.Īs with most h-games, completing certain sequences unlocks stuff, the difference being here it's all about the sex and not about deciding whether girl A really wants you to take her to the park or to the mall. They also respond pretty damn realistically (for a h-game), none of the prerendered still-art shit you get from the majority of other h-games. In keeping with Illusion's fine tradition of quality, the girls look superb, right down to the shiny sheen of sweat on adorable litte Manaka's skin. And a good wank it delivers, because RapePlay is one excellent 3D sex game. An unfortunate premise to be sure, but that shouldn't stop you in your enjoyment of a good wank. That is to say, the title is only incidental to the action. RapePlay is about rape just as much as shooting games are "murder simulators", to use an oft-quoted press quote. This isn't about rape it's about fantasy. Toss the flimsy, laughably unbelievable premise aside - you won't have trouble doing this if you know what you're doing (and if you don't, what the hell are you doing with this kind of game in the first place?) - and the meat of the game is basically 3D sex. This game also doesn't even pretend to place importance on the story, whereas Virgin Roster is done in the ren'ai style of games where the story is central. Virgin Roster doesn't get the flack this game does, and yet the protagonist in that title is even more of a monster. This site may be called "honestgamers", and I suppose the staff review is his honest opinion of the game, but the rating is absolute bollocks. It's like asking a male mysogynic gay chauvinist to write about fem lib: if you think you're going to get the objective truth, I have some beachfront property to sell you. If you aren't a perv familiar with Illusion's games, you don't have any business reviewing their games. It's like asking a male mysogynic gay chauvinist to write about fem lib: if you think you're going to get the objective truth, I have some beachfront property to sell you." Sorry for you of the fan that lives in a foreign country."If you aren't a perv familiar with Illusion's games, you don't have any business reviewing their games. Therefore, We prohibited the access from foreign countries, to defend our culture. Some foreigners seem to be having an antipathy against EROGE. Minori, the first eroge studio to block foreign IPs since the rape game ban explained the practice with this message on its site:: "This website cannot be browsed excluding Japan. The company is following the lead of several other H-game developers such as VisualArts and Moonstone who have put up similar precautions on their sites to block non-Japanese visitors. Gamers in North America or Europe hoping to find out more about the game in the meantime won't find anything of value at llusionsoft's official site, as the company began blocking foreign IPs from accessing its site over the weekend. The studio plans to release a demo this Friday, which should clear up most early questions.
#RAPELAY STEAM PC#
Illusionsoft has revealed little about You Can’t Escape From The Hero beyond details about a couple of its characters, leaving the PC title's premise and even genre a mystery - many speculate that it is either an RPG or a fighting game.
#RAPELAY STEAM SOFTWARE#
You might recognize Illusionsoft as the developer behind the Battle Raper and Biko series, and most importantly RapeLay, the forced sex simulation game at the center of an international controversy that eventually led Japan's software industry to ban the sale of rape games and impose other significant restrictions. You can see more comparison shots after the break. Titled Yuusha kara wa Nigerarenai ( You Can’t Escape From The Hero), the game stars a cast of heroines that seem based off Dragon Quest III's female character designs for the soldiers, mages, and other classes. Timed right with Dragon Quest IX''s release in Japan, eroge developer Illusionsoft announced a new 3D hentai game bearing more than a close resemblance to the Square Enix series.
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