Seek Girl – Patch DLC, it patches the clothes off of our ladies.
This review is based on the DLC of the game Seek Girl.
Basically, after you’ve played the base game, this DLC allows you to view the NSFW content of the gallery of girls, where they no longer wear the clothes you wish they never wore in the first place.
Where can you buy?
- Available on Steam
Pros:
- Three scenarios per girl
Cons:
- Intermittent talking
Explanation to Negative Feedback
Intermittent talking
I don’t mind the characters talking in these kind of games–as long as they don’t have a high-pitched screeching voice–so it’s fine they these girls talk to us. It’s in another language, so I don’t understand what they’re saying, which again, isn’t an issue for me.
The one thing that I do sort of have a problem with is that in each scene the girl starts talking at a certain point in the scene. So if you do know the language and want to hear what they have to say, it’s easy to either cut them off from what they’re saying or to miss what they would’ve said in the first place if you leave the scene too quickly.
It’s not a huge con, but it’s there.
Explanation to Positive Feedback
Three scenarios per girl
On the right side of the screen, there are three icons you can choose to put you into three different scenarios with them.
- The top icon will give you the image of the female in all her clothes, so not much different than that of the base game.
- The middle will give you a static image of the girl completely nude, without animation. And sometimes it’s just as nice to look at the beauty of a non-animated woman. It’s the same as wanting your lady to do a pose for you.
- The third icon show a squirting icon, but there’s no big O and juiciness happening. Instead, it’s the animated scene of the naked woman, and not every scene involves two people.
I like the variety, even though the scenes seem to start out on the third icon, which makes you wonder why anyone would want to choose the first icon, if that’s the case. I honestly didn’t bother much with the second icon either, as the animated scene is pretty much what makes the DLC.
