If the robot revolution is coming, all I can say is...
All hail the machines!

Oh no~ what'll happen to this lovely lady now?

Still it's ingenious, why bother to capture sexy spy girls? When they can come to you!

I also see this a 2 parter, so can't wait to see what hijinks occur in the next piece!

Brilliant! Nice to see you posting some original works, it's fantastic! Can't wait to see more of both these characters and more original characters you have planned!

Pity I missed this, but it is a great piece regardless.

Not bad, but needs definitely needs some fixes.

First, positives: While the ear rape of an orgasm cry can put people off I can work with it if I slightly lower the volume.
The plot concept is certainly unique, usually with these types of games it's a slave/sub trying to escape, so a different twist on this type of game is brilliant.
There are a range of options when making the PC, not a whole lot, but there's a handful, (more on this later).
There are multiple different positions you could end up in when captured, (usually something like this would only have one or two positions).
While waiting for the loading screen your computer can, and will freeze. But compared to games I've played, (or not as the case may be), with the same issue, the load times are fairly quick, (about a minute or two, and not 5-10 mins).

Now for the negatives: There is no cursor to see on screen, making it hard to figure out what you're clicking, unless you align it next to the window, and slowly move towards where you want to click to see the perimeter of the button colour change from brown to a dull orange, and having such similar colours makes it even harder to spot first time around.
While there is a good number of models to choose from as the PC, the further down the list you go, the less customisation there is for that model. (e.g. the second model has 2 skins, the third has 3 etc...)
The amount of keys you have to memorise is ridiculous. Solely using the WASD keys to move and not include the arrow keys is a bad start. And 2 of those keys are used for a 'struggle phase' and the other 2 are to be used for a different struggle phase, on was bad enough. The there's a key to roll, a key to sprint, a key to find your destination, and 3 keys and the mouse to move the camera.
The camera, as mentioned above having 3 keys and the mouse be able to move the camera is confusing. In a game like this where you can only run from enemies you don't have time to move the camera in such a tedious way, oh and you can (sometimes) zoom in and out with the mouse wheel, but this feature is unreliable.
The environment and models can bug out, sometimes moving the tedious camera makes it look like I'm standing in a shallow sea at sunset. And during the captured sections of the game, where one of the enemies takes their position, their model may either disappear or end up the other side of the room.
Enemy placements are extremely random, one one playthrough, I opened the door of the starting safe room only for an enemy to run into me, I didn't even move from the door. And occasionally groups of 3 or more will be hiding in a room waiting to pounce, and let's not forget that the enemies you manage to dodge will continue chasing you to the ends of the earth.
Apparently you can orgasm from your belly button, a little lower if you don't mind, it's off putting.

Definitely going to replay this, but needs work.

Something short and sweet, (visually), got ending 3 on my first playthrough. The simplistic art style complements the unknown horror aspect of the game, an unique idea. Really fun to play.

Sounds like the background music for the neon city stage of a platforming game

Music you hear in the background on the beach in the evening

Sounds like hub world music for a 90's video game, I imagine this playing in Jet Set Radio and Station square in Sonic Adventure, an empty city with hardly any car, and tall, clean, light grey skyscrapers. The feeling of arriving in a large city for the first time.

Slimes > demon lords!

The proof is above

There's a reason why slimes are common in fantasy settings, they're the enemies with the "most use" you can get out of them.

Have to admit, never heard of the series, but def!

Also, blonde twintails? Yep, definitely tsun.