Doctor Doom down bad is honestly a whole mood. In this thing he is not the cool comic book villain planning galaxy brain strategies, he is basically a horny bastard who lost everything and now crawls back up by breaking girls one by one. You start small, like some sleazy trainer that somehow still thinks in monologues from Shakespeare, then bit by bit you are twisting minds, ruining heroes, and turning half the Marvel city into your personal sex zoo. The witch Ratri shows up, gives him this Dominium power that lets him push into people’s heads, and from there it is just corruption porn all the way down. You go from “please don’t touch me” to “yes master, more” with a few clicks and some dirty little scenes that feel like reading a fucked up comic scan you definitely should not have on your phone at work but you do anyway.

What really hit me is how the girls are not just random nobodies. It is all the ones I crushed on when I was younger and scrolling through fanart on DeviantArt like a creep. Susan Storm acting all proper at first, then doing anal in a cheap motel because Doom pushed just the right mental button. Black Widow trying to be stoic super spy while she is on her knees, gagging on his cock, pretending she still has control. Firestar going from bright hero to street-level whore, selling her body off because you nudged her into prostitution and then watched the gangbang through some camera like a full on voyeur. One playthrough I had Jessica Jones drunk, swearing at Doom while he has her hands tied, using her anyway, mixing that rough *** fantasy with this bitter, sad energy that honestly hit me way harder than I expected in a porn game. You flick between almost playful teasing, like a handjob under the table while the Fantastic Four are in the same room, to ugly stuff like blackmail, mind control, and using them as slaves, and the game never stops to ask if you are a good person. It just shrugs and says “you clicked it, bro.”

Sometimes the pacing is weird and the point and click stuff makes me feel like an idiot, hunting for the one pixel that actually progresses the scene while Doom is supposed to be this genius. One time I spent ages trying to trigger a Madame Hydra event and ended up stuck with Lucia von Bardas and some half-finished blowjob loop that made me want to throw my phone. The animations are janky in spots, yet then you hit a sequence with Silk stripping, tongue out, stroking him with her ass, and suddenly you forget every complaint. Delila and Mockingbird show up and I swear the game just kind of laughs at continuity, but whatever, they get naked, they get corrupted, they get used. There is this one voyeurism bit where you watch Mary Jane and Black Cat fool around while Doom just toys with them like dolls, then later you drag them into full swinging and they do it because you rewired them, not because they wanted it. If you are lonely and horny and a little broken, the whole thing feels like someone dipped your Marvel crushes in gasoline and lit a match. It is trashy, cruel, weirdly funny, and sometimes I hate myself while clicking, but I still keep going back, like Doom himself learning nothing at all.

Lara shows up here already tired of everyone’s bullshit, which is kind of perfect, because this little “adventure” doesn’t even pretend to be about archaeology. Yeah, there’s a Lost City, a big mysterious Gate, some ancient destiny that probably has a PDF somewhere, but the game basically says: forget the ruins, watch this proud, sharp, muscular woman get backed into a corner and then dragged all the way into filth. The whole thing plays out like one long, dirty negotiation where Lara starts fully in control, jaw clenched, arms crossed, ready to shoot this Guardian in the balls, and ends up letting him use every part of her because that’s suddenly the most “efficient” way to proceed. You click through her choices, but it never really feels like she’s a victim in a simple way. She argues, tries to outsmart him, pushes back with that very classic Croft arrogance, and then slowly you see her switching from disgust to this annoyed kind of arousal she does not want to admit.

What sells it is the CG focus on small shifts. At the start, her face is all tight, eyebrows pulled down, body posture screaming “fuck off” while she’s forced to kneel. The Guardian keeps pushing the terms higher: first just touching, then oral, then making her strip and pose like a cheap idol in front of the Gate she came to conquer. You get these frames where her mouth is busy on his cock but her eyes are looking up with pure hatred, and the next scene that hatred is mixed with something way softer that she would definitely shoot you for naming. The domination angle doesn’t go subtle. He pulls her hair while she’s choking on him, slaps her ass until it’s red, makes her hold humiliating positions with her legs spread while he “checks” if she is ready, like she’s another artifact to catalog. It’s rough, sometimes almost too clinical in how it shows penetration from angle to angle, close on the stretching, on her dripping, on his hands pressing into her skin hard enough you imagine bruises later.

But in between the hardcore stuff, there are these weirdly funny bits, almost by accident. Lara is trying to keep some dignity while spitting cum off her tongue and still corrects him on the name of the ruins. There’s this scene where she’s pinned against the Gate, getting absolutely pounded, and she still tries to negotiate for a better deal, like “fine, you can fuck my ass, but then you open it fully” and he just laughs and pushes deeper. The adventure vibe is there, but twisted: the Gate lights up not when she solves a puzzle, but when she gets used in just the right way, covered in his mess, panting, eyes unfocused. You click to the next screen, expecting some epic reveal, and instead the game lingers on the Guardian using her again, as if the Lost City is just an excuse for one more position. Her body becomes the key, literally, and by the time the final scenes hit, it’s hard to tell if Lara is still pretending to submit for strategy or if she’s honestly getting off on being turned into his personal treasure, fucked hard against the stone she came to explore, moaning like the gate itself is echoing her.

In a harsh world not far from now, surrounded by hordes of ravenous zombies, it’s surprisingly easy to overlook an even deadlier threat - the living. Then you stumble upon a girl on a deserted beach, her appearance disarmingly innocent, claiming she’s searching for her lost friends and family. But can you really trust her? Your life hangs in the balance, but it’s not just yours at stake, the lives of your friends depend on the choices you make. Every move you make could mean salvation or disaster. This world doesn’t forgive mistakes. Will you protect your group by trusting this girl, or will suspicion keep you safe? The path ahead is uncertain and fraught with danger. Dive into a game where every interaction pulses with tension. Face the living, outwit the dead, and decide who you can truly count on. Your choices carve your fate in this unforgiving wasteland. Will you stand alone, or will you forge bonds that might just save you? The clock is ticking. The beach is waiting. The girl is watching. Jump in now and test your instincts in a world where every second counts.

You step into the shoes of Mary, a striking young woman with a fascination for the supernatural, who always keeps a cool head no matter what happens. Her love for the unknown isn’t just a hobby – it’s become her profession.

Currently, Mary hunts down ghosts and spirits, trying to make ends meet in a small but lively town. Though the pay isn’t great, it’s consistent enough to keep her going.

The town itself is full of secrets - old legends whisper of a regional witch whose power looms over the area. Mary’s interactions sometimes brush against this enigmatic presence, offering new challenges and unexpected twists.

But surviving here means more than just capturing spirits; it’s about navigating complex relationships, unveiling secrets hidden in the shadows, and making choices that will change everything. With every spirit she confronts and every secret uncovered, Mary learns more about who she really is and what she’s willing to risk.

This game pulls you into a dark yet inviting narrative where your decisions determine Mary’s fate. Explore haunted corners, negotiate with spirits, outsmart rivals, and perhaps even ally with the witch if it suits you.

Ready to dive headfirst into Mary’s world of ghosts, witches, and hidden dangers? Every choice leads to new paths, darker secrets, and seductive risks – will you take them?