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Roughly 15 minutes "play" time of finding differences. The dev also makes games in this series for free sometimes so I guess one compensates another.

Very enjoyable nevertheless, in its simplicity I enjoy the AI crafted content even though the fingers aren't all as corrected as I would've liked (In Montreal the pinky is a bit unnatural and the scene where she suggests to have some fun as well has the pinky bending next to the joint)

That being said, it's 15 minutes of relaxation, which works nicely to disconnect after a long day at work. So yes, I recommend

Well, what's there not to like? The jiggle is good, the collectibutts are good... well that prettymuch sums up the game.

Definitely a lot more fun than a lot of paid clicker/idlers (who would've thought).. now I have to go for 100% achievement and ideally a 100% collection but I doubt I'll live to see that.

Let me start with the bad things as of 08.02.25 (February, not August). This review is based on the Steam version and not the standalone Quest version, however, used with Quest 3 and Virtual Desktop.

Issues:
- With hand tracking off, it still goes to hand-tracking. 'auto switch' is off in the Quest settings and hand-tracking is off in the Play'A settings. This is actually a very annoying thing for me.
- Using controls to trigger/use the playback bar isn't always as responsive.
- File support lacking incoherently. Sometimes I can't see my files via DLNA, e.g. an image folder appears completely empty while the images load fine when I'm either restarting the app or when I move the images to another location on the same DLNA server.
- Reading a file folder times out really quickly. If the indexing is slow, it just gives up. It would be nice to be able to set a time limit in the settings.

Points of improvements:
- .TS file playback, a lot of VR videos use this filetype, it's a pain to convert them before being able ot use them.
- There's an 'standard config' for videos, for example, open videos LR FLAT or LR 180 initially. This would be great to be implemented for images as well. It's kinda tedious having to click "LR FLAT" for each subsequent image.
- .GIF files not supported, it seems like an easy thing to implement I'd say, but so far it's missing.

That being said, I wish there was away to support them via Steam, currently it's only via Patreon. I think the application is great, a lot better than DeoVR in my experience (even though I haven't used that in a while). It being free is just a blessing. Even though it's not perfect, it does its job relatively well.

So let's sum up some pros:
- One thing to say about the app on the Quest, augmented reality works quite well. The passthrough settings are - when set correctly - well done. The UI could use some finetuning but I'm used to it now.
- Very good image processing, the AA and the image sharpening improves the quality of the experience significantly compared to other players.
- Relatively good DLNA accessibility and connectivity, besides the fact that some files are not read.
- The app is updated regularly, for one that's funded mainly - I assume - through Patreon, I respect that a lot.
- Close to no crashes, I wouldn't say none, but it's very manageable. Again, it's free. I don't understand why there's so many negative reviews of a free app.

Whereas this game is similar to Orc Massage, this game lacks a lot of "game" concept. You just create your desired girl and do your massage and chiropractice before getting it on. I like the concept, I wish there was more content to the massage part and possibly more of a score/management part, but altogether they executed the content - which is there - well.

Pros:
- Good girl customization, in my perspective the mechanics work very effectively there even though it has its limitations - my preference falls within those limits.
- Smooth good quality animations
- Easy to play, body's physics react well to my actions
- Good female voice
- Good price

Cons:
- Blurred vision when looking around (I forgot the term for it..) it's something that I don't understand any developer adds in their game.
- Lack of clothing style options, majority goes to fishnet style clothing, which I like, but I like to have more options to undress someone in more casual clothes.
- No VR, which most people don't care about anyways, but it's a missed opportunity in my opinion.

Butterflies are back!
These are - in my perspective - the most difficult to find out of all the types Hentai Panda throws in there. That's probably why this game took me 33% more time to complete compared to the others.

For the amount of quantity, the game is overpriced. The content is AI produced but usually the 'mistakes' from AI are quite well corrected. In this one, however, I saw that the righthand pinky in the Gym page looks messed up, and at another page the hand looks like it's a weird shape.

That being said, I don't mind it being AI and I don't mind it being at this price, I just really hope that at some point the developer will make games with more content so I can enjoy some endorfin for more than 20 minutes in a row when pixelhunting.

Abandonware.. last update was a language related update 11,5 months ago.

Besides the spelling mistakes (in English) a small part of the art is pretty good and the rest is meh, the main topic of the game is a personal preference I guess, and my recommendation against this game doesn't take that into account. However, the "story" is meh, and it gives you a perception of a free roam possibility but the few story-line scenes which can be triggered are disappointing and it feels merely as a grind to train the employees and then in between click on the bar or whatever to see if a scene triggers or not. Story progress is slow due to this grind which really takes any fun away. Even though the fetish goes a bit beyond my limits, it's probably the only positive thing I have to say about this game.

Besides the game feeling empty and relatively pointless besides grinding to unlock scenes, there's also a number of bugs. It's quite easy to get stuck but luckily it's also quite easy to get out of it (press back a few times until you're out of the bug-related-loop).

I already passed the 2 hour limit which makes refunding a bit tricky, so I'll just continue the game when I'm bored enough to handle the grind and when my expectations are low.

Shlong story ort; awful experience.

This will definitely exceed the 1euro/hour price/playtime ratio but definitely not in an enjoyable way.

The art is AI, not corrected or probably even checked, so the hands are messed up, the proportions are incorrect (arm size etc), but that's not the worst of the.. whatever this is.. it's not a game at least, or if it is, it's a psychological one.

Each "puzzle" has 3 differences to be found. These can be hole sizes, eye colours (difference between brown-greenish and green-brownish for example), background shapes (one a tiny bit taller than the other), smudges on the ladies, or poorly faded out differences as if it's done on MS Paint by a 9 year old.

There's a 40s timer and I actually am impressed that I can complete 15% of the puzzles within this timer. So no, overall it's a bad experience.

Well.... Apparently my robot has pronouns that need to be addressed specifically..

Now that's said. I really enjoy the game, it's simple but I guess I'm stupid enough to take a long time figuring things out. This time clearly has a positive effect on the time/money ratio, but my time spent to figure things out has been enjoyable too. I disabled the monster aggression because I want to focus on this as a exploration/puzzle game rather than a horror game.

I guess the developers could've made this into a deep management/optimization game but for this price I have to say it well exceeded my expectations.

Pixel hunt with good content (though very limited) and good challenge (though not impossible without hints). I find the butterflies the most challenging out of all the series.

I still dislike the audio but what the heck, that's only one moment at the end.

I came for the tig ol' bitties but stayed for the gameplay.. and now at 37/38 achievements I stay for the 100% completion.

There's no R18 content in this game, everything remotely mature is suggestive, so I guess the tags in the Steam store could be a little more accurate than they are now.

Either way, the gameplay is actually quite decent, the upgrades (permanent or not) are decent, they add a good amount of stat improvements to the game to make future runs easier to do. There are some upgrades related to the bouquet that make no sense to me, at least, I don't see why on earth I'd invest in them. But overall for such a low price it's a very good and complete game. Also, I didn't consciously encounter any bugs, that deserves to be said!