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• gamedeal user

  Mar 4, 2022

  Insperctor Jeong's booty is enough reason to buy this DLC!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 5, 2022

  Definitely worth the wait! Great arts!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 6, 2022

  How do I play you? Do I need to get the Lascivion ending first??
• gamedeal user

  Jan 4, 2023

  I really enjoyed this visual novel. The story is good, and the artwork's great. If you like naughty visual novels, this one will please you for sure. It was worth it.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 25, 2023

  As is the case with the main game, Versivion too is a collage of ignominy laced with tidbits of fun thrown into the mix. Aside from expanding on the main story, this DLC serves as an on-the-nose attempt to defend Mr. Versatile from the following criticism: The only Latin character is Mexican and wants to spend his time in the kitchen cooking for the main character. The stereotypes… You got an angry black guy that escaped from jail and a Mexican boy that refers to himself as a Chihuahua and just wants to cook food for you and have sex with you. Chihuahua (yep!) is Mr Versatile's biggest fanboy, so if you ever wanted to see Batman and Robin get it on, you can now. He's a hunk with a nice ass, um…a twink(?)…a twunk! He's a Mexican that likes to cook. It’s overwhelmed by stereotypes though. It feels like the game forcefully tries a LGBTQ+ representativity, but at the end of the rainbow all it got's cheap porn. While I do not believe Y Press Games consciously promote ethnocentrism or xenophobia, their writing consistently reveals a tendency to stereotype… and yet, somehow, it is laced with moralising. Adhering to stereotypes, however, is above all due to a total lack of originality. I found it hilariously pitiful how the writer, through the lips of *Chihuahua*, fervently lists points from aforemention reviews and stresses they, of course, do not apply to all Mexicans. … Which is promptly followed by “Oh no! Are you in trouble? Those immigration thugs again? My God, is it a drug business thing? Are you dealing right now?” or "A big taco filled with love and meat for you." Mesdames et messieurs, ten thousand years to literary finesse, grace and subtlety.