About this game
You know that moment in a parody game where you realize the dev actually watched the source material? Not just skimmed a wiki. Shadow of the Clones has that energy. Lieutenant Arkay, right? Intel officer. Empire. And General Orbius, who I swear is just one bad day away from force choking someone for a misplaced datapad. The whole setup is you running this new research station, S.H.A.D.O.W., which sounds like a budget TIE fighter project but is actually a sandbox for some very specific "interrogation" techniques.
The male domination tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. You're not just some grunt. You're an officer, and the game makes sure you feel it. There's this one early scene with a captured Twi'lek scientist, a milf type if we're being honest about the character design, where you can just... watch. Voyeurism through a security cam. Then you walk in and it shifts to groping, teasing, the whole power dynamic playing out with animated 2D art that's rough but in a way that loops perfectly. The clone wars parody angle means you get these monster girl hybrids that are half familiar alien, half "what if a rancor had a PhD?" and the group sex scenarios get weird fast. Weird in a good way. There's a scene with a medical droid and a sex toy that I'm still not sure was a bug or a feature.
The sandbox structure is where it stumbles. You unlock areas of the station, but the navigation feels like using a datapad with a cracked screen. I spent ten minutes trying to find the lab again for a repeatable titfuck scene with a Zeltron assistant. Worth it? Yeah. But a simple map or fast travel would stop me from clicking through the same grey corridor three times. The anal sex animations are surprisingly detailed though, especially with the monster girl specimens. Creampie finishes actually feel earned after the teasing buildup. What was I saying? Right, the station layout. It's a mess. But the mess kind of works for the "secret Imperial project" vibe. Just wish the male protagonist had a few more dialogue options that weren't variations of "I'm in charge here." Maybe a DLC where you actually lose control for once? That'd be a twist.