Fanart GAMES
Everything Fanart in one place. Pick from 2 games and dive straight in.
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Ember Island - v0.11 Patreon
It’s weird how this game hits that mix of nostalgia and straight-up filthy fantasy. Like, one moment you’re just chilling on Ember Island, listening to the waves, half-thinking about old episodes of Avatar, and the next you’re watching Asami lean in way too close, her voice dripping with that fake innocence that makes you want to push her right against the wall. It’s not subtle, and that’s kind of the point. Every scene feels like it’s teasing you - slow, lingering, sometimes a little awkward - but it works. The dev clearly knows what people came for: the girls, the sweat, the tension that never really fades even after you’ve seen everything once. The world’s set up like a modern version of the Avatar universe, but it doesn’t take itself too seriously. You run into Korra at the gym, Ty Lee doing yoga in the park, Toph throwing shade while wearing basically nothing. The writing’s cheeky, sometimes clumsy, but the dialogue feels human, not like it’s trying too hard to be erotic. The sex scenes? Yeah, they’re hot. Some are soft, almost tender, others just raw - Azula’s route especially, with her power games and that look she gives before things get rough. I liked how the choices shift the tone; one click and suddenly the girl’s on top, grinning like she knows exactly what you’re thinking. What surprised me most isn’t even the spice - it’s the vibe. It’s cozy between the heat. You wander around, flirt, mess up, flirt again. There’s this lazy afternoon energy, like you’re not rushing to unlock everything, just letting it happen. Some bits are buggy, sure, and a few transitions feel like they forgot to polish them up, but it kinda fits the mood. It’s messy, horny, self-aware, and somehow relaxing. Weird combo, but it works, like getting drunk on nostalgia and waking up tangled in someone else’s fantasy.
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Comic Rack - v0.2
Titans Tower gone, so Raven shows up at your door with that look, the one that says she already knows how the day goes. You let her in, and the game wastes zero time getting her out of that cloak. The art is rough in places, like someone drew it with one hand, but that weirdly works. Raven's body has these long, impossible lines, her tits spilling out of every panel, and her face stays mostly bored which is hotter than it should be. Then Gwen Tennyson appears, and she's written like she's sixteen but drawn like she's twenty-five, which is a whole thing. She wants to play video games. You don't play video games. The contrast between Raven's dead-eyed intensity and Gwen's bouncy energy is jarring, but the game doesn't care. It just wants to show you Starfire in the background sometimes, because the title promises Teen Titans stuff but then forgets about it. Charmcaster shows up for one panel and then vanishes. Classic. The sex scenes are static images with text boxes, no animation, but the dialogue is so blunt it almost feels alive. Raven says something like "Don't stop" and then the next panel is just her ass in your face. No build up, no romance, just horny fanart strung together. I respect that. Sometimes you want a game that doesn't pretend to be more than a wank material with Ben 10 characters thrown in for no reason. The writing has typos, the layout is confusing if you click too fast, and the whole thing ends abruptly. But then again, you're not here for plot. You're here because someone drew Raven with her legs spread and called it a game. Fine. Works.