True DeDICKtive

In True DeDICKtive, players become detectives who return to their hometown to solve a mystery. There, they encounter women of diverse personalities, and as they interact with them, they gradually develop romantic feelings. The game boasts exquisite graphics, with each character meticulously modeled and possessing unique backstories. As players interact with these characters, they gradually unlock corresponding erotic scenes, offering a heightened sense of excitement. Players interested in adult games can download this game on this website.

Features:

Interactive Investigations: Engage in a series of detective activities, including interrogations and clue-finding, to uncover the town's secrets and advance the plot.

Diverse Characters: Meet a range of intriguing individuals, each with their own distinct personalities and storylines, from the alluring professor to the enigmatic journalist.

Varied Content: Explore a broad spectrum of themes and scenarios, including romance, erotic encounters, and BDSM elements, with options to tailor your experience.

High-Quality Animations: Enjoy immersive animations that enhance the visual and emotional depth of your interactions and key story moments.

Romantic and Sensual Choices: Navigate complex relationships with various characters. Your interactions can lead to a range of romantic and erotic scenarios, with choices affecting the direction of these relationships.

Highlights:

Immersive Gameplay: Dive into a thrilling detective experience with interactive investigations and engaging storylines that keep you on the edge of your seat.

Dynamic Relationships: Explore romantic and sensual choices with a diverse cast of characters, each offering unique storylines and opportunities for connection.

Multiple Endings: Shape the outcome of the game through your decisions and interactions, leading to a variety of endings based on your personal choices.

Interactive Investigations: Engage in a series of detective activities, including interrogations and clue-finding, to uncover the town's secrets and advance the plot.

Reviews:

Honestly right now my main issue with the game is that the main character completely strains credulity. He's a detective from a university where he supposedly graduated with high marks, but he's a big clueless dumbass the entire time for the first case. He's being led around by the nose and needs tons of help even when things are pretty clearly spread out before him -- him not realizing that it's Steven he ran in to when going to apologize to Alina was particularly egregious, but also like... he took way too long to figure out that Alex ran away with Max. Hadn't even suspected it, or found anything odd or suspicious with how the letter was just signed "A?" No noticing both Alina and Alex's first names start with A? Like him being a bad detective isn't a problem, but him being a trained, awarded detective from a prestigious university who's also a bad detective kind of is? If he were more obviously incompetent, like being from a terrible school, or graduating with bad marks, that would go a long way to make it a bit more believable that he's so completely guileless.Or hell, it's a porn game, maybe later it's revealed that the only reason he did so well was the department head (who winds up in town somehow maybe) thought he was cute and he was kinda her boytoy or something. Hell, would even fit with the whole theme of him being a dumbass if he didn't even realize that she was pulling strings to get him through college.

Well, that can be quite frustrating for those of us who play games in an immersive way. Keep in mind that I and others put ourselves in the shoes of the MC, so an overly goofy and silly MC is not at all enjoyable to play: There are things that are funny from the outside, but not so funny if you are the one doing them.

I think that's probably the best way to preserve the tone you were going for and make minimal changes to the plot, yeah. Change the lines about him being top of the class to him being middle of the pack or barely graduating or introduce a twist later that he was getting behind the scenes help and never realized it because he's kinda a shitty, easily distracted detective, although if you do that one you should probably foreshadow it a little bit, maybe just a few throwaway lines mentioning, say, his favorite professor who helped him a bunch or something like that. Like I said, there's nothing wrong with the game's tone or with him being kinda a goofy, horny dumbass, but there is something wrong if the rest of the game's writing/world doesn't realize he's a goofy, horny dumbass. Unless it's a whole world of goofy, horny dumbasses and he's comparatively a genius, but that doesn't seem to be the case. For one, Misty seems a lot more competent than him and Pam was able to bamboozle him with just a bit of cleavage. Again, not a problem for him to be easily misled or manipulated, but it is a problem for him to be a competent detective who's easily misled or manipulated, change one of those two things and the problem goes away. And I think the other people in the thread and I are over-emphasizing his incompetence, partly because it's really frontloaded in the plot. He does eventually start putting things together on his own a little bit towards the end of the case, albeit way, way later than the evidence should have led him to, which is fine if he's going to be a bad detective who gets better as the story goes on.Overall, though, this one complaint is kind of the only one I have. Game's writing was mostly funny and charming, I like the artwork and the characters, and the scenario seems like it'll be fun to see expand. I just didn't enjoy being told how competent a detective I was playing and then watching him be really slow solving the first case. I think the only other thing to keep in mind is how you wrote the Anna plot line to be kinda romantic, in a story where your main character is, presumably, going to be sleeping around a lot. Keeping that romantic tone is fine, but it may be a good idea to establish that an open relationship is something she's okay with, or the main character's going to come off as a scumbag (or, again, you could not establish that and have him not even realize he's cheating on her if you want to play up the oblivious comedy angle, but I don't think that's the best solution tone-wise).

Final Thoughts:

The story follows a young detective who decided to go back to his home town, Bolsdip, in order to solve some mysteries. Along the way he will discover some secrets and get to know interesting individuals, like the good-looking local college professor, seductive MILF next door or the secretive amateur journalist.