Succubus

It's just a poorly and bunglingly made game.

1. Bad animations: melee animations lock the character into vulnerable frames for far too long. No one would ever wield a weapon in the way that this game's protaganist does; dying mid swing is the reason that people who knew how to use melee weapons were hideously fast; their lives depended on it. 2. The main character model is not sexy: if the job of the development team is to make a succubus of hell, it would be ridiculous not to make her look the part; she doesn't. There are many graphics artists who do a much better all over the internet. 3. Too many contextual button sequences: what is this 1990? Quicktime events should have died a decade ago. A complete waste of programming time; simply have the character begin at the start of the level. There is no point in this. There is a lot more, but I think the point has been made. Avoid.

I only played the demo on Steam and that was enough for me, since they implanted this game mechanic where your character have to bash a woman's pregnant belly until the baby is crushed to death... Yeah, I know this is "just a game", but you don't usually see games depicting atrocities like this. They should have removed that from the game, or at least make it optional, or replaceable with something else... Beat rapists to death or something, I don't know, but why babies? Sick devs!

Give it time, it'll be good. Just a rocky launch like most games these days, it'll get a fix and Worshippers addon will function properly.

So, I wanted to play the game as what is probably intended. I was met with massive censor pixels, and of course tried to get them gone, so to speak. Already here problems begin, since the patch needed to even have access to that menu (what? why even is this a thing?????) requires a specific game version, and while the extra section in the GOG launcher does have numerous version patches, for some reason (why does GOG not patch to latest game version automatically????), the game does not tell me what version I have installed, and as such I have absolutely no idea which patch to run, because that matters for some reason that is undoubtedly moronic, and the executable does not follow the same version numbering as the game itself, nor can I find it in any file in the game folders, so I have no way to figure out what game version I have installed, and I will absolutely not try all the patches. So, I won't get to experience the game at all, and as such, I would give the game (or GOG's handling of the game) 0 stars if possible.