We've battled technical nightmares at Devil Kid Productions to deliver a hardcore thrill ride for devotees of sinister gameplay. This isn’t just a game, it’s a visceral adventure that drags you deep into the heart of terror and adult temptation in Resident Evil’s darkest corners. It took more than we expected to revive the original Resident Evil tutorial after it disappeared, but now you can choose to master those brutal beginnings or plunge directly into chaos. Play through the haunting tutorial chapter of Resident Evil 1 if you dare, or skip ahead to the hellscape of Resident Evil 2 and face the true dread waiting there.

We rely on you to catch what we might miss, so if you find any problems, don’t hesitate to let us know right away. Updates tuned the low-key bugs and culled excessive ammo boxes to ramp up the challenge, preventing the game from feeling like a cakewalk.

With version 3.5 live, nearly all errors are obliterated, so you can lose yourself without interruption. Your eyes stay sharper than ours, so when a bug sneaks past, your quick notice is invaluable to maintain perfection.

Our gratitude goes out for your support as we crafted this edgy hybrid of survival terror and explicit content tailored for fans of wicked video games.

Huge thanks to everyone who played a part in bringing this first-ever flash game of mine to life, which has been a labor of love for over a year, despite countless breaks and distractions. It’s finally finished, and I’m thrilled with how it turned out.

Playing through it taught me so much about game creation and performance. I really hope you find it as engaging and fun as I found making it.

If you’re curious about what’s next, a demo for the sequel is already out and ready to be explored. You can check it out here - http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/519253.

To keep track of everything and provide extra resources, I’ve set up a small Google site. On it, you’ll find a thorough walkthrough designed to help you navigate the game’s twists and turns. Here’s the link (just remove the space Newgrounds adds) - http://sites.google.com/site/telsasstudio/.

Special thanks go out to idkmyname13 for crafting an excellent player guide. You can find their work here - http://idkmyname13.newgrounds.com/news/post/190406.

I recently updated the preloader and approval scenes to improve your experience. If the new preloader still acts up, I blame Newgrounds for the glitch.

If this game excites you even half as much as it did me making it, please consider adding it to your games collection.

This isn’t just a game; it’s a raw, unfiltered trip through sonic-inspired chaos and adult thrills. Every pixel pulses with energy, and every scene pushes boundaries.

Throwing you straight into the grim chaos of a dank prison cell, Sex Kitten Prison Break drags you through the twisted aftermath of a DMT trip and traps you with a deranged psychopath as your cellmate.

Playing as the notorious sex-crazed troublemaker from Sex Kitten Crime Spree, you’re caught in a sick game of survival where every move could mean life or death.

Will you be condemned to a grim execution, or will you break free and unleash your chaotic lust on the world once more?

Expect nothing less than the insane, absurd, and utterly depraved madness that defines the Gender Kitten Series.

Navigate your way through this dark adventure using simple controls: arrow keys for movement and your mouse to interact with everything around you.

This isn’t just another adult game - it’s a raw, unfiltered plunge into a world where sex, danger, and insanity collide in the most unpredictable ways.

Thanks to everyone who lent their support to make this twisted vision a reality.

2016 update: The audio issues have been fixed - now featuring freeware sounds that cut through any copyright nonsense.

If you’re craving a game where sex and prison collide in a bizarre, hilarious, and sometimes horrifying explosion of action, Sex Kitten Prison Break is waiting.

I don’t really know the full meaning of Easter, yet I still put together this flash. Sure, it’s a bit brief, but I believe it’s satisfying enough.

While it isn’t a marathon session, there’s a certain vibe here that makes it worth playing. The mechanics are simple and the flow feels natural.

Despite being short, it delivers enough excitement to hold your attention. I worked on it enough so that it’s definitely worth checking out.

For anyone wanting a brief yet enjoyable experience, this game fits the bill. You won’t spend forever on it, but it won’t feel like a waste of time.

If you’re intrigued by the idea of a short but decent flash game inspired loosely by Easter, try it out. Maybe it’ll surprise you and make you want to play again.