Sexorcism: Lust Confession

Editorial Has potential

Sexorcism: Lust Confession is a roguelike deckbuilder that successfully blends engaging card-game mechanics with adult content—and the gameplay genuinely carries the experience rather than serving as mere window-dressing. The art direction is consistently praised (mixing gothic occultism with detailed 2D sprites), the soundtrack fits the mood, and the core loop of building and refining decks across runs works well. Many players report 3–7 hours of solid entertainment and note that the NSFW scenes feel rewarding rather than gimmicky. However, the build suffers from real stability problems. Multiple reports describe crashes, save corruption, unresponsive UI (clicks that do nothing, forcing restarts), and a critical deck-management flaw: new cards are forced into your deck after every battle with no easy way to remove them, turning an otherwise fun run into a broken mess by mid-game. Recent patches have addressed some crashes, but the underlying issues persist enough that several players refunded within minutes. The final scene has also divided opinion—some see it as intentionally absurdist humor fitting the game's trash-TV tone; others view it as a tonal whiplash that sours the ending. For players willing to mod around the problems or very tolerant of jank, there's a solid game here; as-is, the current build is too unreliable.