Invisible Man

Pretty simple game, actually more like chain of animations activated by clicking proper places. So, we have some nice girl touched by... invisible man, until she cums.... more than once. Cute animations with voice and sounds but at the same time very short and censored. Not much to say about it, play if you like touching games but don't expect much content.

Not really a game per say, it is more so a scene viewer that you have to 1 decision to make in the final scene. Everything else just runs its course and might as well have just been an animation. The actual action takes place on the right 1/3 of the screen and is ok.

This is a very charming game, perhaps owing to the scarcity of new releases during this period, which prompts my positive assessment. The gameplay is exceedingly straightforward, consisting primarily of point-and-click mechanics throughout the scenes. The storyline is equally simple: the girl's mother steps out for errands, leaving her as the store clerk. At this point, you appear as an invisible character whose sole objective is to tease or harass her—and that is essentially the extent of it. Progression involves merely clicking the mouse to advance the scenes. There are two possible endings: either behave courteously and spend the day calmly with her, or engage in intercourse without concern for escalating the customer's suspicions, who ultimately discovers the truth. I would have appreciated more engaging mechanics, such as "playing with her" while attempting to avoid excessive noise—failure resulting in disqualification—which could have introduced a touch of delightful interactivity. Regrettably, the experience is limited to advancing through scenes, comprising the entirety of the content. The animation is quite appealing, evoking nostalgic memories of classic Flash games from bygone days. Unfortunately, I have little else to add. I recommend giving it a try if, like me, you lack other options; the game can be completed in 10 to 15 minutes.

Eh. It's a pretty decent 15 minute long scene, voice acting isn't awful, visually it looks fine, you are a random invisible man touching random invisible girl in a mart. However you have no agency over actions, you are just doing entirely scripted clicks to advance to the next scene. The only choice is near the end is whether you want to continue while customer is watching or not, but the ending is exactly the same. So the heart meter doesn't do anything and there are no mechanics to speak of, it's just a short video you need to click through. I've seen worse, i've seen better, it's one of the scenes of all time. It's eh.