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College Kings 2 Free Download Unfitgirl Just an innocent freshman at San Vallejo College, you are oblivious to the path that lays ahead of you. Growing up gets real when you learn about the unique cultures of the place you must call home. As loyalties form and tensions rise can you lead your fraternity to the crown and with it become the king on campus? This is an excellent game, but not a perfect or complete game in many aspects. Let me explain. Renders and sex scene wise, this is some of the best 3DCG content out there. The animated scenes are hot, and the build up to them is really solid most of the time. Choices can matter, and you really have to pause sometimes before you make a decision. College Kings nails these two things. The thing holding back college kings from reaching masterpiece status is the unfocused nature of the game. Ideas are routinely introduced and abandoned, it just feels like that devs routinely say stuff to each other like Dev 1 ” You know what would be hot bro? X ” Dev 2: Fuck yeah bro lets put it in the game.” every scene without connecting the scenes effectively so at times they don’t make any sense. And when they come up with a new idea they just abandon the old one. This game is def. worth playing to get off and for some of the plotlines. Just go in knowing alot of things dont make sense and ideas are all over the place. Unfitgirl.COM SEXY GAMES

I feel this games rating is way too low compared to some other games with way less quality and content, so I felt I needed to review this great yet unperfect game.Despite the rating I give here, I still love this game for its graphics and character interaction, I’m sure most folks wrote all about it so I’ll add something new. The only reason I’m giving 3 stars is lack of a crucial tool that IMHO should be in any game as big as this. I’m talking about chapter replay. As of now I’ve seen it implemented only in ONE big Ren’Py game, it’s on the first page of game rating by likes given, so I’m sure you’re familiar with it. Let’s say I’ve lost my save/deleted the game/decided to replay some story episodes that I don’t remember or feel like starting from this exact point. So I choose the chapter I want, set character points/relations and dig right in! Too bad it’s not there bc I’d really love to return to this one, but feel like I’ll waste a day or two just to get to the new content. To be honest, I can’t say College Kings is a bad game in any way, but it just didn’t work for me. First reason is that it all feels too generic, there are too many college based games with very similair plots, characters and ideas. And the focus on the fighting side and frat competition and all that is certainly new, but I don’t get to engage with it as it’s a story I’m not interested in personally. The begginning is very rail-roady but that is common in this kind of games, so can’t say how it evolves further down the line.

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The other main reason for my disinterest is that I don’t find the female characters appealing, either physically or personality-wise. Character models are meh in my taste with some very bland and generic expressions. Sound seems ok. So, all in all, could be a great game for someone with different tastes and, though I wanted to like it, I’m afraid I ended up not doing so. College Kings was the game that got me into AVN’s so maybe I have a particular soft spot for it, but after having played some of the other top tier 3D avns, I still think this game does something that other games haven’t achieved. There is a volume of interaction with individual love interests that makes the relationship simulation aspect of the game incredibly satisfying. Yes, there are other games with more polish, and CK certainly has its fair share of rough edges, especially in the early chapters: bugs, a meandering plot that picks up and drops college tropes left and right, and some non-native-English writing that doesn’t quite capture the college experience. Early on, lighting and background detail are also a bit lacking, making it sometimes feel like you’re looking at posed dolls. Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy Of The Duelist Link Evolution

BUT, all of that has improved with time. The writing seems quite polished in the later episodes, and the meandering plot has actually become a real strength. Going on a variety of dates and getting to do different types of activities with different girls becomes a kind of gameplay loop, unhampered by transparent relationship-point-collecting or reliance on minigames. The writing for the individual girls has improved as well, and I maintain that this is the most realistically attractive cast currently available. Each girl is rendered and animated beautifully, and the use of subtle animation brings each one to life. (Although I do wish that they had larger wardrobes). And you can tell that this is where the energy of the developers goes–into the each girl as a believable fantasy. By Act IV, the sex is almost beside the point. There is a sweetness to the game that even the most beloved AVNs lack. The girls don’t look demure and seductive by default, they are bright and cheerful, with warm smiles. Their stories are not loaded with melodrama, they are stories of young people looking forward to their futures, wanting to experience life. So while those other games might drive the player forward through unlocking new lewd scenes or the forward momentum of cliffhanger plot points, momentum in College Kings is kept up almost exclusively through its affection for its female cast. And now in Act IV, all that time spent with the characters, all that affection, is really paying off as we start to get into each character’s background and we start getting story beats about their family histories and conflicts.

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Unfortunately, this love and care is not extended to the secondary characters, who do tend to drag things down. Especially because drama is not the game’s focus, some fleshed-out, likable male characters would make the world feel richer. For example, there’s a classic fun dumbass friend, but because he is only ever sex-obsessed an annoying, scenes with him feel like wasted time between more meaningful encounters. Even if he were perfectly written and was laugh out loud funny (which he is not), there still needs to be more for the player to want to spend time with him. Still, everything released thus far has been still been really fun and satisfying, with the high points of the series coming most recently. The game manages to pull off big set-pieces in a way that doesn’t interrupt the flow of character interaction and relationship development, and that is really commendable. So don’t come for the plot or the pornography, but do come for an immersive dating sim with a gorgeous, lovable cast that you can spend a ton of time with. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA Switch NSP

ame started off strong didn’t mind the kinda scattered events since it introduced people and the MC had some inner conflicts on what he wanted to do. Sadly it went down pretty fast after joining the frat it is pretty much all but forgotten in regards to most events and the plot seems to lose focus along with a lot of plot holes appearing the most egregious of this being that if you get into a relationship with Lauren which is the earliest girl you can really pursue she is pretty much forgotten in 90+% of the events when other girls hit on you. The MC will mainly just turn them down if you have the option and just give a milquetoast rejection to them never mentioning his relationship you can also just go along with them and do whatever and there seems to be only one girl that causes problems in your relationship which makes no sense. The overall story doesn’t connect which I really wish it would and while I like the KCT system the story can make you feel like your choices really don’t matter most of the time Renders are pretty great ngl they are very well done even though sometimes like in a class room or other populated areas it is just empty besides named characters.

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Fighting mini game was pretty fun kinda liked what they changed it into but for a fighting focused game you get into like 5 fights and I know at least 2-3 of them are avoidable and 4 of them are in the beginning and after the first arc it is pretty much completely forgotten. The training also makes no sense you see someone do something like an uppercut which wasn’t even done right (wrist was bent good way to injure or break it) and then you now know it perfectly and can use it in a fight. The form is okay defense wise but almost all offensive renders really suck on even the basics of how to throw a punch. MC has no development muscle wise he looks the exact same as when he entered college even though he never fought before and now is working out a bunch allegedly. (Spoilers Tom went from femboy to chad in the time between he really bulked up but the MC stays the same for whatever reason?) Also almost all the dudes are as short as the girls with the MC being shorter in most renders which I just don’t really like. The game seems surprisingly linear as the game goes on which sucks because I thought that with all the setup and different paths it was showing in the first few acts we would see branching paths based on whom the MC is interested in or pursuing multiple or singular. But you just kinda get the exact same thing with maybe 1 or 2 different events or options before it goes back to railroad.

Side note writing is really awkward most of the time especially with all the *Laughs* *chuckles* and having everyone in the room individually do that. Overall I think the game has lost a lot of its potential like it could recover but then you would either need to rewrite a lot of the early scenes and events or play through them and be even more confused on why it all of a sudden got focused. The only way I see this recovering is reworking a lot of scenes starting from the beginning. Wish I could rate it higher but it is just lacking focus it is good for shits and giggles just don’t really expect it to make a ton of sense or have a direction. I let negative reviews persuade me to wait to buy College Kings Act II and III and found I loved them as much as the original. I wasn’t going to let negative reviews do the same for College Kings 2 Act I and bought it the day it was released. Once again I can’t agree with a lot of the criticism after finishing it and ended up enjoying myself. The one thing I want to talk about first that is a legitimate criticism was the lack of players being able to import saves from College Kings 1. I can understand that the developer probably figured that the Path Builder would be sufficient and on paper it is but in practice not so much. The path builder allows you to pick what your choices were from acts I through III with great detail. Yo-kai Watch 1 for Nintendo Switch NSP

The problem I had was that once the game began it seemed to override some of my choices. For instance I picked that I had Lauren as a girlfriend, because in Acts I-III I did, but soon after starting CK 2 she was downgraded to “friend” for no reason and the rest of the game it was like she had no memory of our time in Europe. We went from sharing a bed after being her first to her only being comfortable with me sleeping on the couch after a party which just made no sense. Hell her sister Autumn had more attraction to me in CK 2 and in the first three acts I was strictly friendly nothing else. I don’t know if being able to import my saves would have fixed any of this but I would like to think it would. Otherwise I can simply say that in CK 2 I was very unhappy with how Lauren was handled. That being said there was a lot to be happy about as well. I really liked how things were progressing with Aubrey; Riley; Amber an Autumn. It felt like they all had a bit more time this act and got fleshed out nicely. I do wish Nora had more time in this act as I felt that Act III really started making interesting to me and I was hoping to build on that but she was largely absent. Emily was always a character I hated but at the same time enjoyed the interaction between the MC and her but she was also largely absent. The fight system was revamped and I actually liked it this time. I felt in CK1 it felt too random and hard to figure out a strategy but in CK2 it felt like the stances and details added made it much more fun and seemed more natural.

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