This game utilizes Edge WebView2, which isn't included in Wine by default but you should be able to install it.
Imperial Pixe
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The (mad) scientist getting fucked by their experiments is one of my favorite scenarios so I'm very positive right from the start. I like the main character's design and the artwork in general. Super polished.
Going through to get all three endings difficulty is very dependent on the randomized board. I had one where I started adjacent to my goal and one where all three were at the extreme other end. Actually using the game mechanics was satisfying though.
I thought the bio mass was a rhythm game and was having a bad time on my first run until I realized you just hold down the button...
Sexy robot collecting bits is a fun concept even if Fire-type Vagina is a concerning first upgrade. I like a nice 3D Puzzle Platformer, but I fell through the stage geometry jumping off a grapple, but I'm not playing through it again to see if there was more.
I like the intro text, but probably cut it in half because it was a long run through right at the start. Yo lose the Good Legs model when you pick up the Grapple Hook. I assume that's a bug?
Seems like a promising game if I could actually figure out the controls? Going out and gathering stuff was straight forward, but actually getting my ingredients out to cook/serve was a mystery. Three randomly on the counter but everyone just wanted worms (which I did gather, but couldn't figure out how to serve)
The amount of ingredients should probably be streamlined, and it would be nice to have some sort of text prompt when you interact with a customer since they show the graphic for the dish they want without a name.
This was a really satisfying little game. I felt a little annoyed I couldn't leave the final comic page to continue playing. (Not that I have a reason to collect more Mummy Hands)
At the start there's no real indication on why clicking the site doesn't work consistently. (I think it's because the sides are blocked?) The chastity belt didn't actually get worn which was a bit disappointing, and one of the research post cards was blank, but I'm just nitpicking.
Simple game gathering ingredients to make potions. I like that you can pretty easily just complete the game, but even my first run I ran into a couple great ingredients so it had some clear direction to figure it out.
I clicked just about everything with the knife before that tree trying to find that last ingredient, but I wanted to get the good ending.
It's a very cute character model, and a satisfying little game.
I mistook it for the classic "click least lewd to most lewd" games so I clicked the boobs too many times on the first screen thinking I'd built up enough of the hidden meter for that before I clicked lower leg. Left leg being "No way!" on both made me feel more confused than it should have.
The lack of any sort of indicator for interactivity was pretty rough., just for navigating the map. My random clicking quickly found the newt and cricket. Getting to the Wishing Well I'm not sure how I did.
The sex scene was acceptable. Should probably use the camera angles to hide the things that look off, but having multiple was fun too.
I only wish I actually wrote them all down when I made the game, because I needed to play through it again to find the solutions
Elite 1
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Guard 4
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Witch 4
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Elite 4
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Everybody?
Start with Fighter and Acolyte. One of these will work, depending on how Fighter moves
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Didn't quite realize you needed to buy in on the left cards to build up your base currency amounts so you can actually play your good cards my first couple rounds. Connecting the currencies to their names was a little confusing.
Honestly feels pretty well balanced. Not the most polished, but it's from a jam.
It was already pretty satisfying once I got used to the autobattle mechanics, but then I realized you had stapled on the whole "Flirt" section so I can only say it's a pretty complete quality game. You even have voice acting. Wild presentation quality for such a relatively short jam. (Even if I will grumble about AI art)















