Super Slut is what happens when someone learns just enough Unity to be dangerous and decides to make a space RPG with alien fucking. The movement is arrow keys, standard stuff, but the jump feels like you're on the moon if the moon had broken gravity code. Sometimes you float, sometimes you drop like a rock. Never consistent. N shoots, B opens doors, M replenishes health. I kept pressing M by accident when I meant to shoot and then wondering why my health bar was full but the alien was still alive. That's on me though.
The red wall thing. You can shoot through it. Nobody tells you this. I spent ten minutes jumping around like an idiot trying to find a switch that doesn't exist. 157ce718502104660d839eb8581df3c717917368098181023877091880272. That's the code or whatever. It's in the description. I don't know what it means but it's there. The hard sex scenes are... there. They exist. The alien designs are actually kind of creative in a "I made this at 2 AM and forgot to add textures" way. The RPG elements are barebones, you walk, you shoot, you fuck, you die. The "Super Slut experiences being shuffled loose the mortal coil" bit from the description is accurate because you will die. A lot. The platforming is janky enough that you'll fall into enemies while trying to jump over them and then the sex scene triggers and you're just watching like "okay I guess this is happening now."
I wish the shooting had any feedback. You press N and a thing happens but there's no impact, no sound that makes sense, just the alien eventually dies. Or doesn't. The health replenish is too generous honestly, makes the whole thing feel like there's no stakes. But then you fall through a platform that looked solid and die anyway so maybe the stakes are just poorly distributed. The space setting is basically a black background with some dots. Adventure is a strong word for what happens here. It's more like stumbling through a fever dream where the rules change every room. I don't know why I kept playing but I did. The alien sex animations loop weirdly, like they almost sync up but then don't, and it's distracting in a way that's almost hypnotic. Almost.
