Ladykiller in a Bind

Love Conquers All Games · Oct 10, 2016

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Can you survive seven days trapped on a cruise ship with your brother’s classmates and enemies, forced into a game of high stakes social manipulation? An erotic visual novel by the creators of Analogue: A Hate Story about social manipulation, crossdressing, and girls tying up other girls.

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Critic 7.7 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

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PC Gamer
Kate Gray · Jan 12, 2017
7.8
Ladykiller in a Bind is doing important work when it comes to the portrayal of consent and interesting sexual dynamics. Most sex games are pretty vanilla and are written very much from the male gaze point-of-view, and while Ladykiller isn’t all that diverse when it comes to its cast of characters, who are mostly skinny, white and entirely hairless from the neck down, it’s still making leaps and bounds in other areas.
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Hardcore Gamer
Marcus Estrada · Nov 06, 2016
8.0
From a ridiculous setup to awkward cast of teens, nothing about the game feels grounded in reality. That’s what allows players to truly jump into the world unrestricted from traditional hangups. It’s a safe way to explore and enjoy making choices many would never be comfortable with in reality. It would be fantastic if the game were longer with more routes, but there’s still a ton of unique charm packed into the experience.
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Polygon
Allegra Frank · Oct 20, 2016
7.0
If only I’d had more time to bombard them with my flirty quips, out-of-character real talk and blunt cruelty. It’s great to play through a game so sex-positive, but with little payoff for these character-driven scenes both simple and sexy, I came away from Ladykiller in a Bind feeling as unsatisfied as someone on one of those lonelier mornings.
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CGMagazine
Elias Blondeau · Jan 13, 2017
8.0
Ladykiller in a Bind hits some unfortunate narrative snags and suffers from mixed characterization, but is ultimately a worthwhile, interesting game that takes the medium in interesting new directions.
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