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SexMachine. Chapter 1: The Essence

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Fucking hell, another text game with "real models" that probably just means some grainy stolen photos. But here I am, clicking through Evan Turner's little science project anyway. The guy works for SexMachine Corporation, which is the most on-the-nose name since Aperture Science, and he's cooked up some essence that makes women into sluts. Groundbreaking. I've seen this plot in about forty hentai doujins and yet.

The gym setting is where things get interesting. Not because of the muscle tag, though that's there, but because of how the transformation descriptions linger on physical changes. There's this one choice path where you can watch the essence take effect during a workout session, and the text gets weirdly specific about sweat and straining fabric. Like someone's very particular fetish got copy-pasted into the script. I respect that. Most of these games are too cowardly to commit to their own kinks.

The humor lands sometimes by accident. Evan Turner is supposed to be this mad scientist but he talks like a middle manager who found a weird PDF at work. The dialogue choices have that stilted "I am definitely a real person talking" energy that makes me laugh for the wrong reasons. You're supposed to stop terrible research or whatever, but the game clearly wants you to explore every depraved branch of the decision tree. The roleplay elements are thin. Paper thin. Like, "choose between two sentences that lead to the same paragraph" thin.

I wish the transformation sequences had more intermediate states. You get before and after, nothing in between. That's the good stuff, the process, and it's just skipped. Won't be fixed, obviously. The muscle growth descriptions feel like someone googled "bodybuilding terms" once and called it a day. Still clicked through every option though. The essence mechanic is just a plot coupon, doesn't actually track anything. For a corporation secretly researching this stuff, the security is laughable. Just walking in and messing with experiments like it's a public library.

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