Mei Hatsume GAMES
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- boku no hero academia▶ INSERT COIN
The Bloodriver Saga v0.04
My neighbor's dog started barking at the exact moment Bakugo's character sprite did that thing with his eyebrow. Perfect timing honestly. This game is a mess and I mean that as a compliment. A My Hero Academia parody that asks what if Deku got his quirk from some sketchy dude instead of All Might, and then just runs with it into full harem territory. The writing is rough, like someone typed it at 3AM while fighting with their autocorrect, but there's something weirdly compelling about watching this version of Midoriya navigate through the girls of UA. Tsuyu's scenes caught me off guard. Her tongue gets used in ways that would make the rating board have a collective stroke, and the dialogue during those moments is so blunt it almost loops back around to being artistic. Almost. Ochako's path has this moment where she's floating upside down and the game just commits to the physics of that position without apologizing for it. Mei Hatsume shows up with her usual gadget obsession except now the gadgets have... secondary functions. The art style wobbles between surprisingly decent character renders and backgrounds that look like they were salvaged from a geometry textbook. Sometimes a character's expression will shift mid-scene and it's genuinely expressive, other times Bakugo looks like he's staring into the void of his own existence which, fair. I wish the harem interactions had more overlap instead of feeling like separate routes that never acknowledge each other. There's a scene where multiple girls are in the same room and I got excited for some chaos, but nope, the game just picks one and ignores the rest like they ceased to exist. The sound design is whatever, just some looping tracks I muted after ten minutes to play my own playlist. Probably should mention the isekai tag but honestly I forgot what part of the game that even applies to. The whole thing runs on Renpy so you know what you're getting with the interface, save slots everywhere, right-click menus, the usual. Got stuck on a dialogue loop once where Bakugo kept threatening to explode my face and I couldn't tell if that was a bug or just his personality.
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My Hero Rising v1.0
I swear this thing started like a joke. You know that feeling when you open a “fan project” expecting jank, and then you end up three hours later mumbling *why the hell am I emotionally invested in this pixelated mess?* Yeah, that. It’s not even subtle about what it wants - every route feels like a fever dream cooked in some basement full of horny energy drinks. One minute you’re in a dimly lit classroom, the next you’re somehow tangled up in a scene that’s way too specific to be accidental. The way it shifts tone - like, soft whispers one second, then full-on chaos the next - it shouldn’t work, but it does, kinda. Maybe it’s because the characters don’t act perfect; they actually mess up their lines, stumble, laugh in the wrong places. It’s weirdly charming. Or maybe I’m just broken. Hard to tell anymore. There’s a moment - and I’m not exaggerating here - where the sound cuts out right before the scene hits its peak, and you can almost hear your own heartbeat. That silence? It’s murder. Then bam, everything crashes back in like a busted speaker at 2 a.m., and suddenly you’re choking on your drink because it’s *too much*. The dev clearly knew what they were doing with pacing, even if half of it feels like it was written by someone drunk on nostalgia and Red Bull. The transitions between characters feel like walking through dreams; you never know who’s going to appear next, or what they’ll be wearing (or not wearing). There’s this heavy sense of intimacy, but it’s not clean - it’s messy, sweaty, uncomfortable in the best way. I laughed, I cringed, I… yeah. Let’s not unpack that. Anyway, I’d say it’s trash. But I’ve replayed it twice. So maybe I’m trash too. Whatever. It’s not about perfection - it’s about those tiny, stupid moments where the screen fades out and you sit there, grinning like an idiot, pretending you’re not into it. Spoiler: you are.
- milf▶ INSERT COIN
The BloodRiver Saga: Retransmitter - v.0.05 P4
This one’s a Renpy mess in the best way. The art is that kind of AI CG where sometimes a hand has six fingers and other times Himiko Toga’s tits look like they’re trying to escape her chest in different directions. I don’t even care. The whole setup is Izuku never got One For All, instead some cold bastard mentor twists him into a guy who still wants to be a hero but has zero problem groping Ochako during combat training. There’s a scene early on where he corners Toru Hagakure and you can’t even see her but the dialogue goes fully degenerate, describing the wet sounds while the screen just shows a floating school uniform. Ridiculous. Forgot to mention the actual gameplay. It’s mostly clicking through text but there’s these weird stat checks that pop up during fights. Like you’re supposed to be a calculating anti-hero but then Mina Ashido gives you a handjob in the support course lab while Mei Hatsume is literally in the same room tinkering and not noticing. That’s the kind of spatial awareness this parody has. Momo’s titfuck scene is locked behind some romance point system that never explains itself. I reloaded saves for twenty minutes. The isekai tag is there but honestly it barely matters. You just wake up different and start putting your dick in everything. Tsuyu’s cunnilingus scene has her wrapped around Deku’s face while Bakugo is screaming in the background somewhere off screen. That contrast, the angry explosions while the protagonist is eating out a frog girl, that’s peak fiction. The footjob with Jirou was weirdly tender though. Didn’t expect that. Dare to play it alone, or invite company?
- midnight▶ INSERT COIN
RE: Hero Academia v2 - 0.3
The clicking. Always the clicking. My finger hovered over Momo’s blouse, the cursor a trembling little betrayer. The game looks like it was drawn in a notebook during a boring class, all flat colors and lines that don’t quite meet. And that’s exactly why it works. It feels like finding a dirty secret in someone’s locker, not a polished product. You’re some dead hero, time-warped back to U.A. High, and the plot is just a flimsy curtain between you and the next chance to “accidentally” bump into Toru while she’s, well, invisible and very, very tangible. Got stuck for ten minutes trying to trigger a scene with Midnight. Not because of a puzzle, but because the hitbox was the size of a pixel on her left glove. Fucking infuriating. But then the scene played out, her leaning over my desk, and the crudeness of the art made the power dynamic feel more raw. Less fantasy, more like a grimy daydream. The voyeur bits are the main course, obviously. Peeking through a gap in the wall at the girls’ changing room. The sound of a zipper is just a text line, but your brain fills in the rest. You’re not a hero. You’re a creep with time-travel powers, and the game never pretends otherwise. Masturbation scenes are oddly clinical. A loop of a hand moving. I wish they’d put the same weird energy into those as they did with the groping mechanics. Clicking on Jiro’s earphone jack until she shudders, that has a strange, specific charge to it. The whole thing runs on a point-and-click engine that feels held together with tape. It crashed once when I tried to talk to Mei. Just blinked out. Didn’t even care. Reloaded, went straight for Toga’s event. She smiled that knife-smile and I forgot what I was complaining about. The game doesn’t give a shit about your impending doom plot. It knows why you’re here, and so do you.