About this game
My kid finally passed out after fighting bedtime for an hour and the dishwasher is making that weird grinding noise again but I got 20 minutes before the next load of laundry finishes so I fired up The Insexibles. The name alone, right? Sounds like a bad porno parody someone's uncle would've had on VHS. But here I am, clicking through dialogue about some alternate dimension where superheroes get their powers turned against them in "unexpected ways."
The robot assembly thing caught me off guard. You actually build these machines to fight supers, picking parts and watching your creation go to work. First fight I got my ass handed to me because I slapped together whatever looked cool. Second attempt I actually read the stats and managed to win, which unlocked a scene with this heroine who can stretch her body. The animation when she's on her knees, taking it deeper than should be physically possible while choking sounds play... I had to mute my phone real quick because the baby monitor picked up some noise.
The corruption angle is there but it's not like those games where everyone's instantly a mindless slut. You see the resistance crack bit by bit. There's this one moment where you can choose to be rough or take it slow during a blowjob scene and the internal view shows exactly what your choice does. The superheroine's eyes go from defiant to glassy and her big tits bounce with each thrust. The cumshot at the end of that scene landed across her face and the animation looped just long enough to appreciate the mess you made.
The sandbox elements let you bounce between building robots and pursuing different heroines. Multiple endings apparently exist but I've only found two so far. The male domination stuff gets intense, especially the deepthroat scenes where the choking isn't just for show. The combat is turn based which feels weird next to the explicit content, like playing chess then suddenly watching hardcore porn. Wish the robot customization had more impact on the sex scenes themselves but that's probably asking too much from a first chapter. The 2D art style works for what it is, nothing groundbreaking but the animated bits deliver where it counts.