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WIP 3: Finished and named (Orval Creep n' Hammer)

It took a while, but the game's finally finished.

I present to you:  Orval Creep n' Hammer.



Alright, so I'm not great with names.  Believe it or not this is the best iteration that myself and three other people could come up with.

Features:

  • Stars four women
  • Multiple animated sex scenes
  • Wood paneling

There are currently a couple of known issues, both particular to the GNU/Linux version.  Basically, typos that I forgot to correct before uploading the files.  Oops.  😢


It's a simple enough game, give it a download and try it out (approx. 700mb).

Links:



Screenshots


Spycam watching Alyson bathe


Laptop's store page


Madeline doing you a favor


l33t


She doesn't remember you!?  The insolence.

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  1. benjy69April 16, 2017 at 11:06 PM

    I wish it had some sort of ending

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    1. D.E. VaneApril 18, 2017 at 11:55 AM

      Technically it does, but it's implemented in a kinda shitty way. I'll make it a bit less annoying to get to in the next release.

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