Sluts Duel

by Mandr4goran

Uncensored Windows
VersionDemo
EngineOthers
Released2026-07-07
Updated2026-07-07
LanguageEnglish

18+. Anime. Card game. Sluts Duel is a full-blown TCG with real mana ramp, shield breaks, and creature combat. Think Duel Masters, but horny. Runs on desktop or right in your browser. You build a 40-card deck from a roster of 50 hand-crafted maidens, each one available in 4 rarity tiers with their own art. Fight your way through an AI campaign, earn coins, rip packs, fuse your duplicates into rarer versions, and unlock explicit CG scenes the better you play. Everything's earned. No paywall, no microtransactions, none of that.​

Everything that changed since v1: Fixes and balance - The Card Forge works now (it was quietly wiping collections, that's gone) - Power buffs, keywords and abilities finally show up on the cards - Fixed attacks landing on a shield instead of the creature you actually clicked - Full card rebalance, so a higher rarity now means a stronger card instead of a worse one - Aggro decks no longer run the table: broken shields drop onto the board as blockers so slower decks can fight back - The Hard AI stopped sandbagging its opening turns Quality of life - New Glossary screen that explains every mechanic - Attack With All button, Open All Packs button, and combat skips itself when you have nothing to do - Deck editor filters and sorts by ability, the shop refreshes hourly instead of every four hours, and CG scenes unlock about twice as fast Content and art - More characters on the roster, the campaign now unlocks chapter by chapter, and a big pass of art fixes so the CGs finally match their cards - Two brand new rival galleries, Zoe and Vanessa, each with a full 13 scene set and their own poses and settings
WarblGarbl 2026-04-24
Tl;Dr: Claude's first card game Sluts Duel is functional as a card game. It has gameplay and a decent ai opponent. What it doesn't have is any semblance of balance. Very quickly you'll find out that the best strategy is to play only very cheap cards. As long as the enemy does not have a defender, you can just attack the opponent directly 4 times to win. I believe the player always goes first, so you'll pretty much win every game if you play really cheap cards. Cards can be "upgraded" to higher rarities by combining lower rarity copies of the same card, but this is almost always a bad idea as the upgrade costs more mana and is thus worse. Just fight the "hard" ai to get the rare packs and get the rarer cards. It's not like you need them. Pornographic content consists of AI art of the generic fantasy archetypes. Rarer card, less clothes. Play the card enough times in games and you'll get a still image of them doing something lewd. Without anything else compelling delivered alongside this art, I see little reason to actually play the game. If I wanted AI porn I could open Civit ai and scroll forever. The game does work, however. I do think, with proper fixes and a lot of effort, this can be made into something actually decent. I'm not sure that will happen, considering everything in the game screams AI generation, but it could happen.
El Presidente 2026-04-22
I mean, the arts are fine even if they are clearly generated with AI, but the gameplay is too simple and too easy. I think it's like heartstone, you gain cards, you can sacrifice card to gain mana so you can summon those cards and then you attack the player or his monster. The main problem is that there are no reason why you should attack the enemy monsters, if not to prevent they attack you.If you are lucky and you have a lot of 1hp monster or somebody with rapid attack, you win round 3. I think it could be a base for a good game, but need more improvement A good note, i quite like the unpacking
LurkyMcLurkFace 2026-04-22
I'm having a lot more fun than I thought I'd be, but I agree with the other comment that the gameplay and strategizing is a bit too easy and monotonous. I haven't played enough to get any of the CG scenes except for the personified AI opponent, but it would be nice if we could also zoom in on the card art, which is admittedly very nice.

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