The twi'lek scientist keeps adjusting her glasses with one lekku while the other twitches every time you click the wrong dialogue option. That's the level of detail we're working with here. Shadow of the Clones throws you into Lieutenant Arkay's boots, some Imperial intel officer who gets handed a research station called S.H.A.D.O.W. and told to do "pretty special tasks" for General Orbius. You know the type. The kind of assignment where the orientation manual probably has a section on fraternization policies that everyone ignores.
First thing I did was wander into the wrong lab and ended up in a scene with a monster girl who had more tentacles than sense of personal space. The animation loops are janky, like someone animated them in a hurry between coffee breaks, but there's something almost charming about how unpolished it all feels. The sandbox structure means you'll spend half your time clicking around the station trying to trigger events. Sometimes you'll get a creampie scene with a milf researcher. Sometimes you'll just read three text boxes about Imperial bureaucracy. The RNG gods are fickle bastards.
The parody elements are... aggressive. There's a scene where you're basically doing a titfuck with someone who's clearly supposed to be a certain Jedi master but with blue skin and bigger assets. The male domination stuff gets weirdly specific too, like the dev had a checklist. Anal sex, voyeurism, groping in the hallway while stormtroopers walk past pretending not to notice. The clone wars reference is just window dressing for "what if every female character wanted to bang a mid-tier officer?" And honestly? The teasing mechanic where you have to balance being forward enough to progress but not so aggressive that the scene ends early is actually more engaging than half the actual sex animations. I wish the monster girl content was more varied instead of the same three loop cycles. But that's never getting patched, is it.
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GamerOfTexas๐บ๐ธ
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Pretty unique concept, that sandbox stuff is interesting to explore.