Gevalt's Adult Game Reviews

     Hello, and welcome back to my blog. Going to try and keep this short and sweet, but the tl;dr is that much of my older content was made in an act of desperation for financial support. After everything fell apart, I still continued to cling to that mindset. Well, I'm not proud of what I tried to make, and in doing so, I feel that as I look back, some of my content even fell off by the very standards I had set for myself. So I'm cleaning house, taking out some of the reviews and posts I'm not proud of, and also making a plan to stick to my ideals.     So first, you may notice some reviews disappeared. That's because while I was making reviews, some games were simply "okay" and I just passed them on. If the review is still there, that means I meant what I said and still agree with that review. As for my future process, there will be some changes to how I intend to make my reviews more professional and better. I won't delete all of my older reviews, even ...

So this game sounded like something that I would enjoy. I'm usually pretty ecstatic about sim/management games. From Rimworld and Kenshi to Strive for Power and even old-school Sim City. I've enjoyed quite a few games in my time. Sadly, this one feels very lacking, almost like a cheap knockoff of Strive for Power. Done in the same engine as Degrees of Lewdity, which is still one of my favorite adult games, it felt like this game was absolutely going to rock my socks. But sadly, instead of a tale of triumph, today I share with you my disappointment. This is Fort of Chains. To get started, the biggest issue I have is the lackluster feel of the game as a whole. Much of the text is very bland and there's no real storytelling. It's clear the game is hobbled together with many peoples works, but that makes it that much worse as stuff feels very generic. There's no real interaction with the meat of the game either. The feeling I got was definitely what was advertised thoug...

Today I'd like to talk about a really fun, interesting game mostly for the doms out there. This is Strive For Power, a game where you build your own slave empire. If you've ever wanted to train slaves with kindness and love or brutally break them until they obey your every command and desire, then this is the game for you. Starting off, you create a character with a few various customizations. This is primarily a text game, but there is the ability to add custom graphics so you can implement your own spin on how you think certain characters look (this works on you and your slaves). Whether you got your own custom characters you'd like to implement or want to roleplay something specific like being a goblin who breeds his own slaves or building your own personal monster girl harem, you will be spoiled for choice here. In game, you choose how to proceed as you decide what you want to do. There is a "main story" quest you can follow, but it's rather short. Ultimat...

This one is for those of us who played the older Flash games that used to crop up and has a solid story and well done art.  Today I'll be showcasing Dandy Boy Adventures.  So for those who knew the era, sites like Newgrounds and 2Adultflashgames used to be solid places to find your fix in terms of adult content in game form.  Most of it was essentially just "Click her here, increase orgasm meter" or "Run and avoid (or don't) monsters by jumping and ducking".  While a lot of these are still very much present in the scene, there were a few that focused on making us actually... well, WORK for the pictures.  I mean, it's not much of a reward if all you do is click a few buttons (or not).  Anyways, this would culminate into a series of tasks like an RPG, leading you to find items to solve puzzles to get your hands on some images.  And DBA does this formula very well. I've seen a few attempts, often RPG Maker games with poor quality images, bad music, and ...

The game I've decided on this week was another RPG, this one having more emphasis on text and freedom.  I wanted to do the original game, Corruption of Champions, but that one seems to be unplayable even though you can download it.  But CoC2 is not a direct sequel meaning you can still pick it up without missing huge elements of story. So I'll start with the gameplay itself which has some interesting mechanics and useful quality of life improvements for a text game.  Firstly, the game provides two ways to defeat your enemies, each character possessing a Health bar and a Resolve bar. Draining either one results in a KO, meaning you can target the enemies in two different ways but so can they.  Mainly, physically damaging attacks will drain Health as mentally damaging (often sexual) attacks will drain Resolve.  As you progress, you'll also find a variety of crafting and brewing ingredients to make new items.  This can often lead to concocting potions with wei...