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Intertwined UNCENSORED Free Download GAMESPACK.NET It’s like Beverley Hills 90210 but in smut form (or the OC if y’all are a bit too young for that) which isn’t a bad thing but I do feel at times it suffers from it. So first and foremost, as mentioned, we’re talking beautiful people. In this world ugly people are left to die on mountains after birth it seems. Only the best genes get passed down so everyone’s just way, way too beautiful. 18 year olds are actually mid to late 20s, and ripped like they were sculpted from marble, moms look younger than the sons, it’s all there. That, again, isn’t a bad thing but I feel the variety is somewhat lacking and once or twice I had to try and remember who x was in a particular scene, wait was that x the cheerleader? wait no it’s y, the lassie from the thing. Also much like a soap opera, the whole story is custom made, absolutely MADE for the drama and by goodness this game has all the hits you’d expect; misunderstandings, secrets upon secrets upon secrets, tears… just buckets of tears…. false parents, marriages, fights, infidelity. All that’s required to complete the set is someone coming back from the dead. I’ve not finished it yet so I’ll let you know. I just finished Alexis route, plus some random skip runs just to check what else is there, and I added the game to my watch list but I guess that’s Erynn, lying dead in the last picture, when the MC calls her and we have the buzzing sound coming from the dumpster… if that’s the case then I guess one more game for the ignore pile for me. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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Story – Pretty nice story for now, nothing really new I guess, but it was pretty entertaining and kept me playing so I guess that’s a plus. Something I don’t like, personally, is when I see what other characters are thinking. It’s fine for the MC, but seeing what other characters think, idk, just feels weird. I would’ve loved to see some face expressions that would hint at what they are thinking (there are one or two in the late game but not enough). Also seeing what other characters are doing when the MC isn’t present it’s another let down for me, it feels like watching a movie and not playing a game. Dialog was more than fine, nothing awkward or nonsensical, pretty funny at times. English is my 2nd language so the grammar was ok for me, didn’t notice any mistakes. I liked the flashbacks but some were pretty long, at some point I’ve forgotten that I was actually watching a memory… 5/5 Renders – Awesome characters, that feel actually alive and not just placed there for the MC. Some of the characters where a big problem for me. I’ve checked a lot of games on this site and what I can say is that some of the characters are not unique, I’ve seen them in other 3D games an that was another big let down for me. 2/5 Animations – I don’t even want to mention animations, from start to finish they are weird, sometimes spooky, low fps. Idk, i think I saw 2 animations that were actually decent?! Anyway, there is a lot of room for improvement in the animation area because sometimes it just breaks the immersion for me.

It has many choices that actually make a difference depending on what you choose

Anyway, with a few fixes this could be one of the top games for me. Depending on what happens, with the thing in the spoiler, this game could go to 1 star pretty fast, at least for me. The drama is…. good. I’m possibly being a bit mean here for the sake of a few jokes, which I apologise for. I said it’s a soap opera and truth be told that could be taken as a compliment. Despite it being such a way, it IS very good… for a soap opera. I’ve played games that are a fifth as interesting as this. It is the type of game you want to watch cause you kinda want to know how it ends up. Intertwined is interesting. It’s entertaining. The characters are all reasonably compelling and if not quite lifelike, at least lifelike-adjacent. Renders are good, even if the animations feel more like stop motion photography than anything resembling smooth and seamless. It has all the hallmarks of a good game. You want to like it. But the problems start to surface the more you play. They’re small and harmless at first, letting you overlook them, but it becomes bigger and harder to ignore as the game goes on. The game is fundamentally built around a series of branching paths. But even in a game with so many girls and so many branching paths, choices feel restrictive. Choices in this game boils down to which character(s) you wish to pursue. NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Ultimate Ninja STORM 4

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But even the choices to pursue them are far from obvious. Certain choices that seem innocuous, like not having a conversation this very second somehow lead to totally terminating the route for a certain character. Because not dropping everything in your life to immediately follow up on a character’s whims means that character is no longer in your romantic future, apparently. Worst of all, it may not even be clear that it terminates the route for them until far into the future. Playing this game without a walkthrough or mod tool like Universal Ren’py Mod is a lesson in frustration. Any given choice can straight up harpoon your future with another character, to the point where if you want a good ending with one character you often have to deliberately ignore all the porn logic characters the game deliberately throws at you every other scene. The argument about realism doesn’t even apply, because the situations are neither realistic nor consistent. Why would two best friends who know each other’s feelings about the MC deliberately choose to ignore them so they can both blindly pursue the MC? Why would Elena, knowing Layla’s feelings for the MC, choose to add additional temptation to the pile? Why would hooking up with Juliet end the Nikki or Cara route when the MC was in a relationship with none of the girls at the time of the hookup? “Realism” in this game seems to boil down to choosing the girl of your choice as soon as they appear and neglecting everyone else, hovering around them waiting for the first opportunity to white knight for them. I would call that stalking or simping, but evidently you’re rewarded for that.

The cast of characters are mostly pretty likeable so far.

Unfortunately, even this isn’t consistent. If you want to pursue Elena, much of her interaction is gated behind pursuing Layla. But romance Layla too much and you presumably won’t get anything with Elena. It’s a clusterfuck of storytelling that can be handwaved any which way because none of it makes sense. The developer clearly does this intentionally. “It’s not a harem game” is probably one of their chief excuses, practically sticky-noted to the game’s splash screen. But in order for this excuse to hold water, the game has to be fundamentally and appreciably different with each playthrough. But it isn’t. This game isn’t a free roam game. This game isn’t a free play. It’s a linear VN. Even if you elect to play this game ten times, focusing solely and completely on a different girl each time, you’ll still see a supermajority of the same scenes over and over. You’ll read the same filler sequences over and over. And even if you do happen to choose an entirely different girl, many times you’ll get the same scene with a different skin (looking at you Nikki/Cara). It’s a classic example of a developer overestimating how interesting and varied their content is. You go through all this effort to see the content in the game, and the payoff is not worth the work you put into it just to see the story. NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Ultimate Ninja STORM 2

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And to make it perfectly clear, the story is decent, if a bit formulaic. You play as a young man who moves in with his divorced (and very attractive) mother. You reconnect with old love interests and meet new ones. Your father is your typical Asshole Dad™️ who eventually becomes something resembling an antagonist in this game. Just like how almost every other male character in the game is eventually positioned either as an antagonist or rival, which is odd considering it’s “not a harem game.” Why does Ethan still insist on getting in your way if—in your playthrough—you don’t give a shit about Erynn? Why does Lucas get in your way if you don’t pursue Layla? Why does A Manual care if you don’t go after Cara? Who knows… It’s almost like the game presumes you’re going to pursue those characters, but really it’s just tries to bait you into doing it so they can pull the rug out from under you in some kind of “gotcha! you shouldn’t be trying to romance multiple women” moment later. Like most VNs, you’re supposedly incredibly charming, attractive, and good in bed no matter how you play your character. You meet a bunch of women, each of whom are obviously super attracted to the MC, but for the most part have interests and ambitions beyond just the main character. You want to get to know them. Dialogue is decent, at times quirky and other times snappy and quick. The flow of dialogue to renders is very nice. You never feel like you’re settled on the same screen for overly long just reading slide after slide of bad dialogue, which is a huge improvement over many other games in this genre.

Rekindle old friendships, start new relationships.

But every time, you eventually run into that wall, where you’re either bottlenecked by a choice made 400 slides ago, or you didn’t hug or ogle the character enough and thus miss a scene (or you ogled them too much even though there’s no way to know whether or not ogling would reward or detract points). It just leaves you with that salty taste in your mouth that you missed content for minimal reasoning, leaving you unsatisfied and feeling punished because you didn’t interact with the characters in exactly the way the developer envisioned. In other words, all the choice in this game boils down to a correct way to interact with each girl (plus points vs negative points), and then rigidly adhering to elevating the girl of your choice, spurning all other opportunities. Apparently the developer feels the “correct” way to play this game is to play the same game a dozen times, each time focusing on a different girl (many times seeing the same scene with a different model render), and utterly yielding to said girl’s every whim and desire in just the right way to get maximum points with them. It’s not even realistic, it just means you get to choose which girl you choose to become a total simp for. This game ultimately has an objectively right and wrong way to play it, and the right way is incredibly frustrating and restrictive.

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The game obviously takes a lot of inspiration from Witcher 3, both tongue in cheek—it pokes fun about how you can’t romance both Triss and Yennefer in that game, and shows the MC playing Witcher 3 in multiple scenes—and how the game handles the love interests. But what the developer seems to have forgotten is that both the VN format and the genre of game Intertwined is precludes it from being like Witcher 3. Witcher 3 can get away with the one-romance-only ending because it’s fundamentally not a romance game. You’re plunged into a massive, open world fantasy epic with a war, civil unrest, monsters, and the literal end of the world happening in the background of a game with strong open world exploration and character-building RPG elements, all of which are completely playable and engaging even if you don’t choose to romance anybody. If you strip all that away and leave it with just a voiceless linear visual novel of the Triss and Yennefer storylines with bad animations, the game would absolutely suck, just like this game does. (Also, it should be mentioned that the bad ending only happens if you explicitly tell Triss and Yennefer you love them both, attempting to pledge Geralt to both of them, not because you waved at Triss as you passed her in the Novigrad streets, like Intertwined.)

Many characters are slow-burned and breadcrumbed into oblivion. It falls into the lewd game trap of having sex be some kind of endgame payoff rather than organically weaving it into the story (you gotta rub their arms the right way first before you can proceed to a scene three days later, where you kiss them exactly how they want, before anything sexual is even on the table, obviously). If you’re pursuing Elena, Erynn, or even Layla, be prepared to hang on to the barest tethers, because you still, 9 chapters into it, haven’t come close to sleeping with any of them. And other characters like Gabi, Valeria, ShaCarri, Emily, Melissa, Tori, Brooke, Iris? They have points but they’re such minor characters that you wonder if they will even have romantic scenes, much less endings. Would pursuing them completely bork your ending with a more prominently featured girl? Is it worth bothering with them? Who the fuck knows! You’re left in total limbo not knowing who to romance because it might be years before you get anything resembling a payoff, and making one random wrong choice might completely seal off an ending with the girl you want in the most convoluted of manners. This game almost makes more sense if you read it as a reverse female fantasy MC. You take all the attributes of an attractive male love interest, put them in the MC, throw a bunch of temptation at him and expect him to spurn them all in order to mind-read and anticipate the desires of his one chosen pedestal girl. Unfortunately, you have to play as this idealized female fantasy without any of the psychic powers or futuresight evidently required. Mortal Kombat 11

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