CityBeat: The Sorority Shuffle

$3.99

Release Date:: Mar 24, 2021
Developer:: Ktulhu Solutions
Publisher:: Ktulhu Solutions
Platforms:: Windows Mac Linux

Indie Adventure Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

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About the Game

What started as just another day at City Beat Magazine turns into the opportunity you’ve been looking for. Tasked by the chief editor of the Scandals Section, you must put your wits and cunning to work to break a story about sex, secrets, and corruption. Do you have the chops to uncover the truth?

Features

Explore maps and collect items
Interact with characters to get useful information
Old-school text game mechanics
Great artwork including some with very mature themes
Modern UI
Walkthrough and hi-res art gallery

Note

CityBeat: The Sorority Shuffle is an Adult Interactive Fiction game, you have to type commands to move around and interact with objects and characters.

Demo

Demo has all the same content and doesn't differ from the "full game", except:

Achievements
Art gallery
Walkthrough

So you don't really need to buy the game to play it, only to support us.

Linux version requires Chrome/Chromium >= 70 to be installed.

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #949596 english

32 min at review

Not Recommended

[quote][b]CityBeat: The Sorority Shuffle[/b] — I added this game to my library for two reasons: I enjoy the art in other titles by this dev, and it’s free.[/quote] I was a bit surprised by the gameplay — haven’t seen something like this since [i]Sex Vixens from Space[/i]. That’s a bold and nostalgic choice, though I’m sure it’ll appeal only to a tiny niche of players… most of whom probably aren’t with us anymore. Also: typing with one hand isn’t the most convenient way to play. I can't outright not recommend it — it's a unique oddity and, at worst, a quirky throwback to the early days of adult gaming. But it’s far more primitive than [i]Vixens from Space[/i] or [i]Softporn Adventure[/i]: there’s no real narrative branching and not much of a world to explore. [quote]All in all, a decent piece of fossilized nostalgia — fun as a free curiosity or a hands-on artifact of game history for the young and curious.[/quote]