A Vixen's Curse

Editorial Has potential

A Vixen's Curse is a furry RPG with animated sex scenes that has earned genuine enthusiasm from its core audience. Players consistently praise the animation quality, character recurrence across scenes, and the breadth of sexual content—particularly the use of background characters in intimate situations. The game's fetish scope (furry-only enemies, no humans or goblins, parasites and tentacles) is divisive: some players want more variety in enemy types and monster encounters, while others defend the developer's vision as cohesive. The creative work itself is solid and lands well for its intended audience. Technically, however, the game is mid-development and noticeably rough. Save corruption is a recurring issue; multiple players report losing progress entirely. Mobile play via JoiPlay introduces emulation-specific bugs (image glitches, engine detection errors). Several scenes are incomplete or gated behind unclear progression (pregnancy gallery marked as WIP, drunk mechanics incomplete, some character scenes missing from the gallery despite being found in-game). A critical stack-overflow crash has been reported mid-fight, corrupting saves on reload. These are not isolated reports—they form a pattern. For a game marketed as playable, the frequency of game-breaking bugs and unfinished features makes the current build unstable.