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• gamedeal user

  May 3, 2019

  If you enjoy spam clicking as the only form of gameplay with no actual progress to be had... this game is for you.
• gamedeal user

  May 4, 2019

  Don't waste your time. There are no survival mechanics at all. You can perform almost everything in the game without even moving. Need to hunt? Click the hunt button and it teleports you to an area with animals you can spam click on. Other than completing quests from the girl (which many times bugs out and changes before you get a reward) its pointless. Also nothing that I can see that is adult oriented at all. When your cooking it has a lips icon where you can kiss the girl and several buttons listed as DLC. Not sure whats going on here but upgrading the house did not change anything on this screen. Even at under a dollar save your money and buy a candy bar. Much more enjoyment.
• gamedeal user

  May 12, 2019

  GOOD ONE SODAPOPPIN LULW
• gamedeal user

  May 14, 2019

  For Sodapoppin... $0.99 meme
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2019

  this game made me immensely suicidal
• gamedeal user

  Jul 26, 2019

  Played for a hour and my log is now a slog
• gamedeal user

  Aug 5, 2019

  After reading some of the comments, And actually "Play testing" this game. i'm going to be the Wise man and actually point things out, For a "Hentai" its right there, nailed that part more could be done though. animations smoothed out, You and your partner are as Ridged and out of place. the controls are a bit... Lacking, but are there and easy to use. But what really hinders this game is the survival aspect, just cause there Hp, hunger, thirst, any of them bars doesn't make a game a "Survival" take a page from like the big known games or even Minecraft. That! that my friend is a survival. Manually hunting and actually fishing, i get your using unity, and i'm sure this is your first try of placing your hand in this kind of fire, but take some time in loosing up your animations make them a bit less robotic and stiff. Lastly of this review i can give is how small this map is, there really not much to look at, i picked this game up while on sale and man, i'm glad i didn't put a full 1$ without tax... this game really needs some TLC if ya wanna make it big, so take it as a Try again next time or revamp your work here. make it a little more Earning and less in the face with ease to hentai and more to the other part of what was to be the game.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2019

  OK. THIS GAME IS A MASTERPIECE. THERE IS NO WORD TO DESCRIBED THIS PIECE OF ART. THIS GAME IS 100 TIMES BETTER THAN MINECRAFT. IF YOU WANT GOOD QUALITY GAMEPLAY AND SEX SCENE, YOU SHOULD BUY THIS ART. 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2019

  Truly a masterpiece. The Citizen Kane of video games
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2019

  Hers was a white lie built on a grain of truth that snowballed as one lie after the other piled up. At first it was only hers, but then it became something that the two of them shared together – like a secret, a world upon which no other could encroach. He may have been “Friend A,” and she “the girl that loves my best friend,” but they were masquerading around a truth that neither one could openly admit because ultimately, the truth was much more painful. Hentai Survive Island is a deceitfully masterful game that initially appears light-hearted and colorful, its palette boasting pastels that lend to the idea of it being another romantic game. Yet the moment we step past the disillusionment that it casts upon us by its false prefaces, we quickly realize that what we have immersed ourselves in is actually a tragedy in the making. Tragic not because of a single element but because of all of its parts, and yet at the end of everything, this isn’t a game about tragedy. It is a game about learning to heal, learning to move on, and learning to accept the parts of ourselves that we’d rather pretend aren’t there. Part of that is accepting that sometimes we need a helping hand to take that first step. Part of it is learning to say goodbye when the time comes. What is so compelling about the storyline is that it’s not merely an adventure into first love, it delves into the reality of post-traumatic stress disorder, childhood abuse, and chronic illness. It doesn’t paint any of these as artistic or tragically beautiful—they are horrible, they twist people, they ruin the best moments, and they have a long-lasting impact. No one is completely black-and-white; everyone has their short-comings, fleshed out in full before our eyes. They have their hang-ups, their strengths, their struggles—and it’s in these characters that this game really takes off in full stride. It would be enough for them to be multifaceted with equal amounts of depth, but they take it a step further in painting the reality of youth. Older game fans may critically analyze the game as an unrealistic approach to young teenagers, but that pessimism overlooks the reality of what it was like for us to be that age. We were all that point when we found our first love, when we thought it was forever, when we poured our passion into something that ultimately would not come to fruition or last. That’s what being young is about—and that’s what Hentai Survive Island gives us. Granted that it may veer a bit over-dramatic at times in its representation of youth; there are moments of symbolism or hyperbole so overt that the cheesiness makes you shift a little uncomfortably in your seat (but I promise it’s not enough to gag you). Given that this is, however, a rather common trope that runs in games with heavier themes, it’s not necessarily a huge setback for an otherwise solid game. In the end, it is intended to be a fictional representation that conveys more than just what can be summarized in a few sentences or less. The sound is completely on point, and the soundtrack artfully matches the emotions intended to be represented in each scene. From the actual classical music to the opening and ending, everything fits in like a jigsaw puzzle to give a full, satisfying final piece. When the characters analyze someone’s playing as harsh, rigid, and stilted, we can hear this—whether we are knowledgeable about music or not. Hentai Survive Island conveys emotion to us not just visually but aurally as well. The animation is wonderful with bright, vibrant colors that bring the characters fully to life. There is an amazing, visually perceivable transition for the characters as time passes. It occasionally has some stilted moments but nothing outrageously noticeable to detract from the overall quality. Ultimately, Hentai Survive Island is a story that starts out of the gates moving a bit slowly, but the pace matches the tone of the game. Structurally, it is a solid story of youth that dramatizes some aspects but never distracts from the intended message. On top of its other strong points, it’s aurally and visually a joy to the senses – and to anyone appreciative of a game willing to realistically approach the conflict of childhood abuse and the resulting trauma in a positive way. It’s not without a few setbacks, but in the end, Hentai Survive Island fashions itself to be a stand-out romance game that reminds us that while some relationships may be transient and brief, some people will come into our lives at just the right time for just long enough to touch us in a way we never thought possible.