Release date: 2016 | Developer: Robert Yang | itch.io, SteamĪ collection of Robert Yang's minigames, Radiator 2 includes Stick Shift (which is about a dude driving a car he's way into), Succulent (which is about a dude eating a corndog he's way into), and Hurt Me Plenty (which is about spanking). Read more: There's a sea of hentai junk games on Steam, and then there's Crush Crush Radiator 2 And of course there's Bearverly, who is a bear. A lost time traveler asks who the current God Emperor is, while a man cursed to be a pegasus decides he's actually better off this way. But while these are games about manipulating numbers so you can see more of a hottie, the characters are fun and so is their dialogue. They do contain the standard activity of clicking on anime ladies to make them like you more (or anime men, in Blush Blush), as well as the usual time-management math that buffs your stats and their affection meters. Honestly, who could have predicted Farmville-parody Cow Clicker would lead to a future in which there's an entire storefront dominated by incremental games where you click on cartoon boobs? They say idle hands are the devil's playthings, and it seems like idle games belong to the devil too.Ĭrush Crush and Blush Blush are a cut above the rest. Release date: 2016 / 2019 | Developer: Sad Panda | Steam, Nutaku / Steam, Nutaku While they may be labeled "in development", they can be just as complete as many other games are at launch, if not more so. It encourages a state of perpetual development, influenced by subscriber suggestions. Today, Patreon provides funding for a lot of independent developers making ambitious adult games. Sex can be playful and funny and exciting, and those are all things videogames excel at. Those that aren't deserve to be celebrated, because sex is as worthy a theme for games to explore as anything else. We've come a long way since then-quiet, you-but there are still plenty of games about sex that are just as bad in their own way. It wasn't a great introduction to the idea that sex was a worthwhile subject for videogames. Published by Landisoft in 1985, it was about waggling a joystick back and forth while two bright pink cartoon people went at it like joyless jackhammers. That's literally what it was called: Sex Games. My first experience of that came via Sex Games on the Commodore 64. But there have always been terrible sex games.
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