Noisy Pixel reviews Pantsu Hunter: Back to the 90s, developed and published by Ascension Dream and available now on PC-via Steam.
Edgar writes: "To celebrate National Underwear Day, this article is comprised of weird and kinky games from the land of the rising sun. Enjoy!"
Share a heart-to-heart talk, watch a movie together, take a bath, remove a computer virus, help a girl in a tough spot and—if you’re lucky—find the love of your life.
This reviewer is a prude “creepy”, “NSFW” and “oversexualized” are among the listed cons. Along with the review text saying that it goes over the line with the sex.
What a child. Can’t handle sexual content in your video games? Can’t handle “adult” games?
I guess some people find pestering potentially underage girls to give you their panties, written in a dark and creepy style sexy and others find it...creepy.
VGChartz's Kelsy Polnik: "Promising to tell a love story through the act of hunting down women’s panties is a bold statement to make. Pantsu Hunter: Back to the 90s makes this claim up front and center. If any genre of game can fulfill that lofty promise it is likely a visual novel, as they can take as much time as they deem necessary to appropriately develop characters, motivations, and narrative. However, Pantsu Hunter seems to have forgotten the “novel” component of its genre and solely focused on the visual aspect. The product of this approach is an incredibly shallow, perverse, and often nonsensical narrative."
