★★★★★(4)
Puppeteer: Control
About Puppeteer: Control
Puppeteer: Control is an adult point-and-click adventure by Towndarktales, made with an Others engine and animated 2D CG art. It follows the Puppet Master from a series starring Chelsea, exploring his role, his link to a moonlit world, and Jester. You play the Puppet Master, working against limited time in the human world to learn each target's dreams. Each soul needs five dream fragments before it can be sent to the Dollhouse, and switching to another soul can extend the time. The fantasy, furry, and monster themes shape the story, while the adult content is unavoidable.
The current build is v1.0 DLCs, a released Windows version rather than a demo. It appeared on December 28, 2023, in English, and it is uncensored. The latest changelog notes added Doll#1 and Doll#2 DLC, along with the initial v0.1 Beta release.
Developer's description
Discover the truth behind the appearance of the Puppet Master from the series of games starring Chelsea. Learn of his actual role in the game, as well as his connection to the moonlit world and Jester. In the game, the Puppet Master has six girls to target. After collecting every fragment of their dreams, he can send their souls to his Dollhouse. Spoiler When in the human world, the Puppet Master has a certain amount of time to learn the dreams of the one he came for. You need five dream fragments in total to be able to send a soul to the Dollhouse. The process of collecting dream fragments is easy and natural, you are not bound to run into some complications throughout the game, especially when collecting the girls' souls. You can get extra time by switching to different souls to go after. The adult parts of the game cannot be avoided; the Puppet Master never had a choice in her path.
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Changelog
Player reviews
What players say
Reviews are low and mixed, mainly criticizing thin content and repetitive interactive scenes.
Players like
- Art is decent
- Programming improvements are noticeable
- Simple point-and-click mechanics may suit nostalgia
Common complaints
- Too little content compared to earlier games
- Interactive scenes feel repetitive and boring
- Annoying timers and charging mechanics
Best for players who enjoy nostalgic, simple adult point-and-click games.
Summarised from 4 written player reviews.
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