Right, so the loading screen is literally just a jpeg of Kitty Pryde with her tits out. Not even a good jpeg, looks like it was compressed by a potato. And I'm sitting there thinking, okay, this is the level we're at. The whole thing runs in a browser and feels like a Flash game that escaped from 2006. You click around a barely drawn mansion, and the first "puzzle" is just clicking on Jean Grey's ass until a bar fills up. I spent way too long on that. Not because it was hard, but because the animation loop was so janky it became hypnotic. Her spine does something that physics shouldn't allow.

The premise is you're some new mutant and your power is apparently making every woman in the X-Mansion instantly DTF. It's a sandbox, so you just wander into rooms and there's Storm, looking like she's about to critique your life choices before a dialogue box pops up with "I need your... help with something." And then it's a handjob scene. The writing is this glorious trainwreck of broken English where Rogue's accent is spelled out phonetically in a way that feels like a hate crime against the state of Mississippi. There's a "corruption" mechanic that's just a number that goes up. No idea what it does. Maybe it unlocks the monster girl version of Mystique? I don't know, I got distracted by the fact that the "big ass" tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting for a character model that's just three circles.

The harem management is nonexistent. You just collect them. There's a rogue-like element? I think? Sometimes a sentinel shows up and you have to click on it, but failing just sends you back to the main menu with no punishment. The real challenge is not closing the tab when Emma Frost's dialogue starts looping. But then the Milf tag kicks in with a surprisingly detailed scene with Mystique and... look, the artist definitely had a favorite. The proportions are absurd. Like, medically concerning. And the teasing mechanic is just edging a meter. It's so on the nose it wraps back around to being art. I hate that I want to see if the redhead version of Jean Grey has different scenes. Probably not. The game is a mess. I'm going back in.

Amity Park, right. So I'm curating this... collection, and someone sends me this Danny Phantom thing. You remember the show? Ghost boy, goth girl, meathead jock. This is that, but everyone's suddenly discovered hormones and lost most of their clothes. It's a visual novel, Ren'Py, so you click and read. You're Danny, got the white hair, the powers, the whole deal. The backgrounds are these weirdly sterile 3D renders, like a Source engine map from 2004, and then the characters are flat 2D drawings pasted on top. It's jarring. It looks like a student project where the deadline was a dot on the horizon and they just kept driving.

The combat is turn based. I forgot to mention that. You fight ghosts like the Box Ghost, I think, and then you can also, uh, fight your dad? Jack Fenton has a health bar. There's a whole possession mechanic where you can slip into someone's body, which is a wild thing to gamify. I spent way too long on a scene with the lunch lady ghost. Not even a sex scene, just the fight. The menus are clunky, the text has typos that feel almost deliberate, like a signature. You'll be reading about ectoplasm and then suddenly it's a close up of Maddie Fenton's chest and a dialogue option about a titfuck. The tonal whiplash is the actual gameplay loop.

It's a parade of everyone you vaguely remember. Sam, Tucker, that goth singer Ember, the dragon princess. There's a slavery tag which, yeah, that pops up with Kitty and Johnny 13 in a way that made me put my phone down for a second. Not in a hot way, more like a "huh, we're doing this now" way. The whole thing feels like a fever dream you'd have after reading a very specific forum thread from 2008. I'd give it the "Most Dedicated Use of a Vlad Masters Plotline That Never Was" award. The ahegao faces are so exaggerated they loop back around to being funny. Is it good? No. Did I see a scene where Danny's sister Jazz gives a handjob while talking about psychology? Yes. Will I remember it more clearly than most polished, "sexy" games? Absolutely.