An unfortunate premise to be sure, but that shouldn't stop you in your enjoyment of a good wank. That is to say, the title is only incidental to the action. RapePlay is about rape just as much as shooting games are 'murder simulators', to use an oft-quoted press quote. This isn't about rape it's about fantasy. Toss the flimsy, laughably unbelievable premise aside - you won't have trouble doing this if you know what you're doing (and if you don't, what the hell are you doing with this kind of game in the first place?) - and the meat of the game is basically 3D sex. This game also doesn't even pretend to place importance on the story, whereas Virgin Roster is done in the ren'ai style of games where the story is central. Virgin Roster doesn't get the flack this game does, and yet the protagonist in that title is even more of a monster. This site may be called 'honestgamers', and I suppose the staff review is his honest opinion of the game, but the rating is absolute bollocks. It's like asking a male mysogynic gay chauvinist to write about fem lib: if you think you're going to get the objective truth, I have some beachfront property to sell you. If you aren't a perv familiar with Illusion's games, you don't have any business reviewing their games. It's like asking a male mysogynic gay chauvinist to write about fem lib: if you think you're going to get the objective truth, I have some beachfront property to sell you.' IRC: irc.rizon.'If you aren't a perv familiar with Illusion's games, you don't have any business reviewing their games. Regarding the use of archives, see the Wiki for our complete Blacklist / Recommendations of relevant sites. Links to comment sections in the above are allowed, except when marked with *. You can find our rules and much more in our Wiki.

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