The Lust City Season 1
- Roger
- Jul 18
- 3 min read
Updated: 5 minutes ago
Tribe’s Women
When a jungle expedition to find lost temples and ancient cities goes wrong. And proves to not be as abandoned as first thought.
Story - Content
In The Lust City we follow our protagonist and his exploration group as they dive deep into the jungle with their paid guide to find a lost ancient temple. But it seems that it wasn’t as lost and forgotten as they thought it was.
It took around 4 hours to complete the story.
Our group of explorers got separated during the night after setting up camp after their guide had run out into the forest and been gone for hours. Leaving them no choice but to stay the night where they stood.
After camp was set and one of the girls went out to get something to eat, she came back with a handful of berries. Which later was found to be poisoned and caused our protagonist to either hallucinate a good time with one of the girls from their group or be a few minutes away from camp. Or they had some fun, but once he awoke, everything at the camp was gone.
Continuing his journey alone, he suddenly gets knocked out by the tribe’s women and taken into their care. After this, the highest-ranking women of the tribe ordered that he be allowed to stay and grew quite fond of our protagonist throughout the story.
They were the original tribe whose ancestors lived there all their lives and worshipped their goddess of fertility. And most all women in the tribe were fine with or excited for this stranger's arrival.
All except one, who seemed suspicious and untruthful. Which in the end we’ll find out was true. She and an ancient soldier, who were banished from the tribe, were looking for all the ancient artifacts to bring hell upon the world and open a portal to another realm.
But, by shoving our protagonist into a pit within the temple, she made him discover the secrets of the temple and one of the few artifacts needed. In the right hands, the new tribe king would be, but in the wrong hands, suffering and cruelty would come.
Throughout the story our protagonist grows closer to the tribe’s women, finds more artifacts, and discovers the rest of his group who have been lost and barely surviving out in the wild jungle.
Visuals & Audio
Visuals
The visuals and overall look of the game are well done, but it was unrealistic to expect the intimate animation to match the high quality of the other visuals and details.
The intimate animation is still good, but from the story and visuals, the thought of a more detailed, professional animation was given.
(But I can say this: for their 2nd game, The Lust City 2, they really did some upgrades for the entire game.)
Audio
The music doesn’t quite have a fitting theme for it, compared to the environment and story. As an example, the music sounds more like medieval themes, played on a gittern and viola da gamba (or viol).
And doesn’t really set one into the feeling of being in an ancient Aztec village and temple inside the wild jungle.
The sound effect, on the other hand, is better. I mean, sure, it’s not flawless, but it does sound of good quality and quite erotic. But they are short audios that are played on repeat, only a few different ones to not make it all just the same for every single event.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Story-driven
Sound Effects
Decision Alternatives
Intimate Animations/Visuals
Visuals | Environment | Details
Cons
Price
Music
My Final Little Thoughts
The Lust City was an interesting and well-done visual novel that took around 4 hours to complete. With a bunch of beautiful women and alternative decisions.
The price is a bit questionable in my opinion, but otherwise it was very good, and I highly recommend trying it out. Especially if you’d want to try the sequel, which has made more improvements.
Playtime: 3-4hrs
Rating: 9/10
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