Lustful Dead

Editorial Meh

Lustful Dead promises a niche blend of zombie survival, resource management, and adult visual novel storytelling, but the execution is severely compromised by technical failure. The most damning issue is the save system: loading a save produces a blank screen for most players, effectively forcing a single-sitting playthrough—a problem reported since launch over a year ago and never fixed. Additionally, several achievements are broken (the 200-food unlock fails to trigger), progression can stall on later floors despite meeting requirements, and inventory bugs emerge after equipment upgrades. When the game does run, reviewers find the creative work itself mixed: the premise is distinctive and the anime-style art is polished, but the writing is repetitive (dialogue loops between characters), combat is shallow clicking, and the overall package is very short (1–2 hours). A few players who avoided bugs praised it as "fine for its niche," but the overwhelming consensus is that the developer has abandoned the game while continuing to list it on sales, using Steam cards to push players past the refund window. Not recommended unless you are willing to run it in one continuous session and tolerate crashes.