Performing sexual acts will fill up a pleasure gauge, and once it reaches about 80%, the sexual position will change slightly as the guy or the girl nears climax. However, this gets old fast and is rather unfilfilling in terms of gameplay. Performing these actions is as simple as clicking their respective buttons, leaving your hands free to do your thing. A speed slider is also there for players to control the intensity of the sex so they can have it as hard and fast or as slow and sensual as they desire. Those that only utilize only one option are generally solo plays, or just the girl or guy on the recieving end. Most of the positions in the game have two options to choose from: piston and grind.
Predictably, the core of the gameplay is the sex, which is controlled by a few buttons and a slider. Play Club itself is an eroge with the story presented in a visual novel style. Although it may not stand out as one of the game’s strong points, the premise does fulfill its purpose and gives the game a slightly more complete feel. Seemingly devoid of any morals and primarily in it for the money, Kouji now rapes in an effort to do his employer’s bidding. Kouji initially applied because of the attractive pay presented to him in a shady job offer he recieved in the mail one day. Our protagonist, Kageyama Kouji, a moderately built man who comes across as a bit of an asshole with his sharp looking eyes and crude way of speech, is hired as a rapist by Nitou Masamune who has kidnapped four girls for his scheme.
Its only purpose is to introduce the player to the settings and characters of the game. This may sound familiar to those who have played RapeLay, but most of the similarities end there as the game adopts a more minimalistic style of gameplay, akin to many of Illusion’s more recent titles.Īs may be expected, the plot of Play Club is nothing spectacular. After almost a decade, Illusion revisits these themes with Play Club, a game wherein the player is tasked to rape a mother and her three daughters. Nine years have passed since the release of RapeLay, which sparked much controversy for its dark themes and discriminatory portrayal of women.
0 kommentar(er)
