Bank GAMES
3 Bank games are waiting on this page, from quick online picks to longer adventures.
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Plumb Town: Banking Secrecy
Maintaining your customer's cash in the financial institution for as lengthy as you can is the leading regulation for each and every financial institution employee. And Emily has actually discovered this regulation well sufficient. Today she is functioning with Mr Morrison that is intendent to shut his account and take all the cash from it. Exists anything Emily can do to make Mr Morisson to change his mind? Well, there are several points actually...
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Bank deposit
The whole thing runs on about three frames of animation and a dream. You got this redhead bank teller, right? Tits out, expression like she just remembered she left the oven on. A robber shows up with a gun that looks like a grey banana. The joke is she can't tell a stickup from a surprise birthday party. So instead of handing over cash, she just... opens her legs. That's it. That's the entire setup. I've seen more complex plots on a napkin. The "gameplay" is clicking through dialogue that reads like it was translated by a drunk parrot. There's a moment where the robber says something threatening and she responds with a line about office snacks. I actually snorted. Not because it was clever, but because the timing is so broken it loops back around to being funny. The art is deliberately shit. Like someone drew it with their non-dominant hand while on a bumpy bus. Her tits are massive, physics defying, and shaded with what I think is just a smudge tool. The whole thing has this crusty, compressed jpeg energy that honestly adds to the vibe. It knows it's trash and it's not apologizing. I wish there was a button to make the robber just leave out of sheer confusion. No such luck. You're stuck watching this fever dream play out. The sound design is nonexistent except for a weird click that made me check if my mouse was dying. For a game about a robbery, there's zero tension. Just a woman with her legs spread and a criminal who forgot his own motivation. It's the kind of thing you'd find on a site like Newgrounds back in 2006 and then never think about again until 3 AM when your brain decides to replay it for no reason. The whole experience lasts maybe two minutes. I've spent longer deciding what to eat for lunch. And yet here I am, writing about it. What does that say about me? Probably nothing good.
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Grand Fuck Auto
The first thing that hits you is the Selena Gomez lookalike. Not just a passing resemblance, they really went for it, that specific curve of jaw and the way her hair falls. She's the driver, which in these games always means she's the one you're actually playing for. The rest of the crew, two guys who are basically interchangeable, they're just there to hold guns and sweat. The plot is pure Heist movie fantasy, unemployed guy falls into bank robbery, and the tension is supposed to come from the manager hitting the silent alarm. But the real tension is how long until the sex scene triggers. The shooting part is... there. You click, things fall down, cops yell. It's a shooter in the way that tapping a rhythm game is music. What's weird is how the visual novel bits keep interrupting with these long text boxes about moral dilemmas. Will you fight or submit? The game asks this while the lady in the driver's seat is rendered in this glossy CG hentai style that makes her skin look like polished plastic. The beach tag is a lie, by the way. There's no beach. Maybe it's in the full version, but here you just get a bank and a criminal amount of close-ups on her chest during the planning phase. I spent too long staring at the bank vault door. The texture on it is surprisingly detailed for something that's just background, little scratches and rivets that nobody else will ever notice. The anal tag is there if you make certain choices, and it's about as graceful as the robbery itself, sudden and with minimal setup. The parody aspect is thin, it's more like they watched the trailer for a heist movie once and filled in the gaps with what they assume adults want. The game doesn't end so much as it stops, a demo that cuts off right when the dilemma should get interesting, leaving you with a "to be continued" that probably never will be.