Sex with Hitler
2022 video game developed by Romantic Room
Sex with Hitler is a 2022 pornographic isometric shooter visual novel video game developed by Romantic Room, wherein the player takes control of Adolf Hitler, dictator of Nazi Germany, and is tasked with dating four women of various ethnicities.
The game received generally negative reviews, with critics disputing the game's portrayal of Hitler as having two testicles, as well as deeming it poorly animated and un-erotic.
Plot
Sex with Hitler begins at the end of World War 2, where Hitler, described as having "lost everything", is plotting to flee Berlin before the city is captured by the Red Army. However, before he does this he resolves to have sex with numerous women.
Gameplay
Sex with Hitler consists of isometric top-down shooter segments interspersed with story segments wherein Hitler converses and has sex with numerous women who make up the game's supporting cast, all rendered in anime style. The game features numerous explicit hardcore sex scenes between Hitler and the women.
Reception
Sex with Hitler received negative reviews from critics. Mira Fox, writing in The Forward, described it as "absurd and amateurish" with "egregiously bad art". Ari Notis of Kotaku also gave a negative review, describing the game as being filled with "particularly unpleasant" scenes. Samantha Cole, writing in Motherboard, lambasted the game's shooting segments as "incredibly cheap", the dialogue as "deranged and boring" and the sex scenes as "unsatisfying".
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