Neon City Succubus

Editorial Has potential

Neon City Succubus is a stylish cyberpunk action-RPG with animated sex scenes and a faction-based story system that genuinely engages players. The combat is dynamic and rewarding, the character writing — particularly the protagonist's internal conflict around her augment-induced sexuality — is surprisingly thoughtful, and the world's interface design (diegetic phone, visual cones, physics-enabled animations) shows polish and craft. However, the game is unfinished: Chapter C remains unreleased, and the current build has real friction points. Resource management is punishing for new players (shops vanish mid-game, forcing reliance on hidden item caches), several progression bugs exist (club entry softlocks, keyboard-only control issues, occasional RNG jank in fights), and pacing problems plague late-game combat (enemies spam healing or stall tactics, turning fights into endurance tests rather than challenges). The dev is active and responsive, working solo in spare time, but the gap between the game's creative ambition and its current technical/mechanical polish is visible. Worth playing if you're patient with rougher edges and drawn-out boss fights; skip if you demand a smooth, finished experience.