Still about violence and sex but it used to be too.
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Violence and ~~sex~~ fade to black.
But we still get tits and blood, right?
Yes, but if you have a bit of critical thinking ability you realize there's a bit more underneath.
Yes, but I also like tits and blood.
Yes. Like bones, muscles, organs...
It's always amused me that so called 'mature' games are usually pretty puerile.
Am i weird for having played Witcher 3 mainly for the story?
Yes. Any normal person would be in it for the Gwent.
No
Not at all. It's one of the very few games where I didn't skip any cutscenes. I also found it extremely easy to follow along, and also continue the main quest lines. I've never finished skyrim, and not just because of the modding rabbit hole, I just never gave a shit about the story. (I honestly think bethesda is extremely overrated for games, but thats another thing entirely). Even though I found the story easy to play and actually got invested in it, the side quests and side stories were just as fun. Although I don't think I have ever played any mission as fun and different then drunk dialing while dressing up. That shit was hilarious.
cyberpunks mature was so silly honestly. Little 70's light porn T&A with flickering lights and wierd music. Then the gore is like limbs flying.
Yu-No was a porn game that legitimized the visual novel genre back in 1996. It's still a porn game (and with some pretty heinous content), but it made the industry wake up to what games could be.
Oh god I remember watching the 2019 anime but getting really confused a few episodes in because things just seemed off and like I was missing something. When I searched for it the next day on the site I was using showed the 1998 OVA "series", and I thought it might provide the context I was missing. And oh boy it certainly did, just not in the way I expected...
Never knew it had such a big role in Visual Novel history. That's cool to learn!
The original game was on Sega Saturn in Japan and very uncensored