Temply Girls

It's fine for what it is but - There are better ways to see a pair of tits - The difficulty is all over the place - The girls don't get better as you move forward . . . like not even with how much of them you see - I can't tell when I'm supposed to be going to the melody or the beat with the buttons but - It doesn't matter anyway because the prompts are off if you follow the music (they are all over the place) - The arrows need to be color coded to make following them easier - It doesn't matter that there is a girl undressing because you never have time to look at her (there's gallery but come on; at least zoom in on the girl each time she takes something off. Pause the music or something so we can appreciate the art). Speaking of the art . . . - It's pixel art. I know that's what you signed up for, but it's not the best way to view tits - I dispute Sexual Content tag because you only see the bottom bits like once or twice, one girl is completely covered, and none of them are getting i...

I never knew Credits would be fun

As somebody else mentioned, there's a serious lack of "bottom bits" here. And in pixel art it only takes a few pixels. I don't know why game artists unnecessarily hold back like that. It's already pixelated to begin with, LOL! Anyway, some of the pixel art is pretty cute. Also as somebody else mentioned, the timing of the rhythm game is a bit off. I think the game engine used to make this game was not intended for precise timing. I ran it using the CPUCores utility, and it seemed much better, but still not perfect. The music is just random (from our perspective) selections from indie electronic musicians--you may or may not like them but you probably won't recognize them from anywhere else. Another option is that you can set the "automod" switch in the game and it will count every single arrow as successful so you don't have to play, if you just want to see the pixel art and don't care about the score board. The game has two independent goals. One is to hit every single targ...