good game but THE CURRENT VERSION OF THE GAME ENDS HERE SAVE THE GAME HERE AND AWAIT FUTURE CONTENT. it should be early access game and i feel kinda bad about it ●︿● you should wait till it full release

Overgrown: Genesis is a lewd, top-down shooter about Juno's struggle following the end of the world.

Go from point "A" to point "B", and ration your every resource. Items are rare and valuable, especially ammunition. Enemies are fought in real time, but should be avoided if possible. Losing a close-quarters struggle to an enemy will result in "infection", if you get too much of it — it's game over.

The world as we know it as come to an end — the result of deforestation. But it didn't end in the way you'd think it would. You'd think it would be climate change or "global warming" that'd do the world in. Rather, it was due to a fungus informally named the Parasite, uncovered (and inadvertantly released) from deep within an Amazonian rainforest. It would infect mankind, tranforming them into slaves of sexual desire, resulting in what is know as the Infection. All that's left of humanity are a few havens led by the Suits.

You play as Juno Townsend. She's in desperate need of supplies, so she looks to the Suits for work. They task her with replacing a local generator, which means that she must enter infected zone. Unfortunately, that's not where her problems start — without documents proving that she is a qualified engineer, the Suits won't hire her. So she has find a man named Billy, a sort of king-pin of connections. In exchange for forging her papers, he sends Juno on a fetch quest.

That, or she sucks him off. Your call — I opted for the sewers.

With her forged papers in hand, Juno returns to the Suits and collects an armed escort. She meets the police chieftain, Gaven. I like Gaven. He's a ragin' sexist with looks. They venture into the infected zone, and along the way they pick up a no-name man in a labcoat. After fixing the generator, Gavin and his crew decide to. . . have their way with Juno.

What?! Gaven was a bad guy?

First thing I notice — the application is rendered in a four-to-three ratio, which is dissapointing. I was hoping that it'd fill my screen. Anywho, the titlescreen looks pretty good (for an RPGMaker game). It's appealing to look at, and I'd say it looks darn near professional. The "Options" screen will allow you to set audio and gameplay preferences. I must say, I thoroughly impressed by the visuals. There are little, if any RPGMaker defaults to be seen here.

- The Goods -
The artwork is darned good. What's a shame is how brief the sexual encounters are, for anyone interested in. . . juicy details. Considering there's a Gallery and and a "skip" button, I think it would be fair to extend scenes (or provide the option to do so). Expect female, male-on-female sexual content.

Wait for a light sale, it won't kill you. I can't say if this this title is worth full price yet — I've yet to beat the game. However, this game feels like a high-budget, lewd title.

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This is probably one of the best - if not the best - adult game I've played so far.
I'll talk about the main reason as to why you would play this game first and get to the (sucky) gameplay later. F4 to fullscreen, H to hide UI btw.

Now, I personally found 99% of the content in the game very enjoyable and absolutely hot - and probably even got a new kink out of it, which I didn't really think possible at this point... Anyway, back to my point: if you decide to play this, you likely are full on board with (not always literal) monsters having their way with sexy girls (up to the point of mindbreak and regardless of pregnancy), but you might not be entirely on board with everything. The biggest thing some people may have issues with is that there's an infected dog enemy in the game, so take that as you will.
Now, I'll put in a spoiler something that was a very pleasant surprise for me, so if you'd rather be not ruin your surprise, please skip it. :) If you like dominant monster girls with big ♥♥♥♥♥, you're in for a treat in the last part of the game. And she's even voiced! Ending A is best ending. <3

As you'd expect, there's a gallery in this game. But, unlike pretty much all the other games I know of, you don't unlock scenes as you normally would. Instead, once you get to a checkpoint, you'll get all the scenes for an enemy. Which I think is amazing, as you can play through the game normally without having to purposefully "lose" to enemies and without having to worry about missing something. (However, there are three friendly NPCs whose scenes you actually need to unlock. They're are hard to miss, but possible to miss.)
Oh yeah, and the art and custom soundtrack as well as the voiced futa mistress are amazing.

As for the story and the setting... Quite frankly - it's amazing (if we ignore some of the spelling errors). I would've never expected to find one of the better thought up zombie apocalypses in a porn game. The writing is really this game's strong suit. I'd say this could've been just a story driven game with barely any/no porn at all and it still would've been great. (You can actually play it that way.)
The characters are well fleshed out (for a porn game, anyway), serve a purpose and the overall atmosphere is splendid.
There's also multiple endings and they're all pretty good. Some are hotter than others, depending on what you're into... There's also a pretty wholesome ending, which is certainly welcome, even in a game like this.
Though, to get one of the endings you need to collect all eight collectible notes scattered thorough the game and the first one is very easy to miss. When you start and go to the government building to ask for a job, there's an easily missable way into another room in the bottom right of the main room.

Now for the gameplay... It's nothing to write home about. It's not why you would want to play this game anyway, but still worth pointing out.
The combat is pretty meh and sometimes not very responsive, it just doesn't feel as snappy as in other RPGM games I've played. I'm not sure if it's an issue with the engine itself or just poorly implemented. But it's not too bad and definitely manageable.
Coupled with rather scarce ammunition and the questionable decision to make melee weapons non-repairable and only have 1/2/3 uses, it can be pretty tough to get through some areas.
With that said, the AI is pretty basic and you can quite easily sneak past or outrun almost all the enemies. If it comes to it, you can even use your body to defeat them (but with the infection mechanic you can only do it a couple of times, before you need to lower your infection through consumables or some one-time events).

EDIT: Moved the "disclaimer" at the beginning to the bottom since it's no longer relevant.

I feel this needs to be highlighted:
Currently only version 1.0.1 is on Steam for some reason, while version 1.0.2 with some critical bugfixes has been out since early October on sites such as f95zone, which is either the dev being incompetent or negligent. (Not to mention the postgame bonus scenes probably aren't happening either.) Either way this irritates me greatly.
If you do want to the full experience (that you paid for) go download the game and replace the files in your Steam folder. I'm not petty enough to change my review to negative because of this, but this doesn't exactly make me want to give this developer any money in the future.

Well, it took around a year for the bugfix to get here, but hey, better late then never. Still probably would've been nice if if was pushed last year, but oh well. The post ending scenes are actually a thing now as well (and supposedly there's more to come), so, good on you devs. I'll leave what I wrote before above, but no need to read it now.

An adult themed Zombie game where the zombies rape women rather than devour them. As an erotic, H themed game, this was well done. The post apocalypse vibe was spot on and I liked that there often was more than one way to finish a quest or to deal with an NPC. The H cut scenes were good for those that like that sort of thing. The protaganist was well designed. The plot was fairly engaging. For me really the only complaint was the difficulty level. Despite my best efforts the heroine was doomed, I simply could not find a way to win with the dark mechanics, reloading mechanics, and other factors making the protaganist weaker until there was no hope. Regardless, as long as you don't mind a dark themed zombie game with H content, I'd recommend this game.

It is a good game that would have been better as a straight up visual novel instead of what it is. Nothing stellar, and it's let down massively by RPG Maker as a whole and a story that is equal parts predictable and entirely too convoluted for what this game wants to be. The...main marketing of this game - you know what I mean, it's in the screenshots - is quite decent and in a few cases quite great. The art style is good and certainly doesn't distract, and the writing for those scenes, be them either one-offs, combat encounters, or bad ends, is good enough to add to the art, while they themselves are varied well enough to keep things interesting, and make losing a relatively fun prospect. My main recommendation is to play with cheats. Drop a save as soon as you start, then do the prologue until you get to the first proper mission, then reload, and use the cheat room to get weapons, upgraded, and all the ammo, and then use the other cheats to keep yourself topped up on ammo. It's not really worth doing normally anyway as the main appeals are the story and the art. The gameplay has nothing interesting to serve up in any capacity.

The gameplay is...there. I've seen better in rpg maker, and I've seen worse. This one gets the job done. The movement is typical RPGM arrow key movement from the early '00's and the combat, such as it is, serves well enough through the a key, while all the rest of the interactions are done through space (and I think also enter - not sure, since I use space primarily). In the areas where it's lit up well enough to see, which is the majority of them, you'll have a straightforward time. The fast enemies can be a bit of an ass if you're not on the direct vertical or horizontal line with them to shoot them, but the struggle mechanic gives you a reliable mulligan if you get jumped by a single enemy (more on this in a bit). It is, however, extremely annoying in the dark sections where you have to use a flashlight. Batteries aren't quite plentiful enough, and it's pitch black. You don't even get outlines. There are some scattered lights, but not enough to give you a reliable run through, and the enemies are spread out just well enough to ensure there is a danger and you can't just sprint to the finish in a straight line. It would have been better to scrap it all together and redo the whole game into a visual novel or text-based CYOA with some CGs. The way the combat works is that enemies will sometimes spot you (most reliably when you're in front of them but not quite always) and sprint/walk/crawl/shuffle toward you. You shoot them the required number of times, they die. Some enemies later will only be temporarily incapacitated but there's enough time given and the enemy ai is so bad that, in general, they're not really trouble until the very last enemies (put a pin in that). If they reach you, they try to grab you. You have 5 seconds to struggle out of their grasp, which pushes them one to two spaces back and momentarily stuns them. You can shoot them or book it. Generally shooting them is a good idea. At best they die, at worst they hunker in defensive postures which leaves them static for a slightly longer time, and in the middle you have the enemies that will go down for a little while and come back later. The problem is that the struggle mechanic is on a 30 second cooldown, which is just long enough to be useless in tight spaces. It's not long enough to feel like a one-off mulligan, and it's not short enough to be considered a viable strategy, and since it's an RPG maker game, kiting is....problematic.

Now the story is...decent. Nothing new, nothing stellar, but well written and paced that getting from one part to another feels both interesting and as a reward to dealing with the above. That being said, it's generic as all hell, and is, and I'm not joking here, a straight rip-off from Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and Kingsmen: The Secret Service, at the same time, only instead of kaiju, it's fungus zombies (hello Last of Us), and instead of cellphone induced rage, it's a gas that will kill everything, zombie and human alike. Now I do want to draw attention to the fungus bit. The basic premise is that a fungus was discovered deep in the deforested Amazon, it spread to all people within weeks, and then began to take over sick people, turn them into hyperaggressive, hypersexual zombies that were interested in hurting males (to make more zombies - it makes sense in the story actually) and breeding females (which is also explained fairly well in the story). This is the main reason for my recommendation. The zombie part, which has been done to death, was done quite well here, to explain origin, viable spread, and to integrate it into the selling point of the game - the explicit bits, while being a good focus to most of the story. It actually integrates elements that have been done poorly before in other games trying to sell an explicit game with a story, in such a good way that at no point it feels like i'm stepping out of the world or the story.

However, the ending of the story blows a fat one. It builds wonderful momentum toward the final evolution of the zombie-ism, and toward what it is, represents, and does, and how it gets there, only to blow all over itself in a misguided environmentalist "humans are a plague" plot that was stale the first time it was done, and is stale even in works with much better writers and direction than this game has. Furthermore, it muddles it even more with a very brief bout of cloning that serves zero point in the story other than to point at a couple of characters and say "oh, they're clones. mkay". These being background, nameless NPCs that serve no narrative purpose other than cannon fodder to zombie stuff. And if that was not enough, it adds futuristic robots and AI into the mix to create enemies that can only be very briefly paused and not even incapacitated like previous enemies, for a mission that is quite literally a sprint to the objective (unpin that now).

Whatever the story had going for it, both in terms of typical zombie narratives (survival, humans are the real evil, race against time for a cure, etc.) and ethics narratives, is wasted in an environmentalist pseudo-conspiracy in which one person wants to kill all humans and let the fully developed zombies take over, and the other person wants to kill almost all humans and institute a eugenicist tyranny. All sense of moral grayness built by the setting and a methodical exploration of the zombies this world has brought in is completely squandered by two absolutely insane people who can't even bother to be sympathetic or bring a good argument to the table in favor of their plans. To put it into perspective, Agent Smith from The Matrix feels more compelling in his argument against humans because you know that he is, ultimately, just a program in a world in which humans had already fought against the machines. He is literally more sympathetic because he has a reason, however flimsy, to believe his point.

Main character is a good strong female lead without being absurd. She's quite awesome. She feels organic to the world and not imposed.

Finally, the art and the specific scenes. I already spoke about them so this will be quick. The art is mostly good. Some moments of brilliance. It's varied enough between the various options that will crop up to keep it interesting, and it's also good enough that it made me want to pursue the various bad ends to see the art for them. There are no real duds though it strays into some rather dark fetishes, as well as into the absurd. If you're not prepared or willing to deal with animals, or very large insertions and "packages" that defy reality, as well as bulging and the like, you will not really like this, or you'll simply want to really not lose (but where's the fun in that?). There are some consensual scenes too (I believe there's a screenshot of it in the previews) and they're good, if overlong.

(Spoilers of the story's themes ahead)

This is my new favorite H game. The art is wonderful, the game play is engaging enough and the story? Holy frecking gods this game's story goes above and beyond what I think anyone would expect from porn. This thing is dead ass a masterclass on subverting stereotypes of H games having little value beside fap material. The majority of the story is fairly bock standard for what you would expect, only for a cascade of dominoes set up early on to MASSIVELY effect the narrative. By the end you are basically left at the helm of dissecting the results of various forms of eco-fascism. I will repeat that. This frecking porn game DISSECTS VARIOUS FORMS OF ECO-FASCISM!!! That is a statement I never thought I would say in my life but here i am typing it out. Besides that gripping element of the narrative toward the end, there are a lot of quietly and not so quietly sad moments through that actually had me tearing up.

All in all, if all you want is porn, this isn't a very good stop as you will be sinking at least 6 or 7 hours into it to get everything. (I haven't even gotten all the erotic stuff and I am at 13.1 hours as of writing this. Getting %100 is going to be time consuming) If you want a frecking outstanding story, lots of game play, and wonderful porn to boot (Assuming you like frecked themes and non-con) This is well worth it's $15 price tag and then some. The only complaint I have is the the combat is a bit repetitive and annoying to work with. besides that however easy 9 outa 10 from me.

Edit: Having now completed the True Ending, Ending E, Seriously, a porn game doesn't have the right to make me frecking cry but here I am balling cause of how wonderful this things story is! Again, if you want a wonderful story out of your porn, this is a MUST have!

(As a side note GODS steam's censorship on the "frecking" word is so annoying xD

Nice CGs and elaborate description of sex scenes.

I have a lot of fun playing this game. Moderate difficulty with multiple endings that affected by in-game choices you made. Overall, this game is worth my money.

So this is one of those numerous erohentai RPG-maker games set in a zombie post-apocalyptic world which uses ranged weapon lines instead of standard "final-fantasy-esque" battles. It is with these set standards in mind that this game will be judged.

For starters, the art is insanely and unexpectedly good. Pictures are really, really high-level and neat and all. Not much more to say. Even the game graphics themselves are creepy as f***, which is good considering the "plant zombies" thematics of the game.

The gameplay is... meh. It's classic, but I have a hard time to endorse it to be honest, since the ammunitions are really few and far-fetched (no respawning collecting points like can be found in other games), and are clearly insufficient in the late game when you start encountering unkillable enemies who can only be slowed down. For some reason the devs seems to agree with me, since you can cheat yourself ammo at will from the game menu at any moment. Once you cheat yourself ammo though, the game gets almost trivial in difficulty.

Now for the main chunk of any and all RPG-maker game : the story. The premises of mankind fighting off a plant-based infection turning people into fungal zombies was quite interesting. Mixing it with the story of a safe haven turned dysfunctional dictatorship by need basis is interesting as well. As the story progresses, more and more is unveiled about the alien plant mostrosity, its inner working and whereabouts, as well as more occasions are added to have your MC's flower destroyed by monsters always more hideous than the previous one. Then, once the University arc begins, one reaches the ending and must make choices which, like in a classic RPG, will shape the epilogue of the game. It's usually at this moment that the author's viewpoints on the world, politics and the rest are made clear if they weren't already. !!! Heavy spoilers ahead, though we all know that if you come looking for this kind of game, it's clearly not for the story...

Alright.

I got to admit, the endings of this game got me *really* confused.

- First ending shows the end of the world brought about by the mad ravings of a single eco-terrorist who somehow managed to take down entire networks of hidden gov labs by her lonesome.
- Second ending is a Thanos wet dream where 99% of humanity is annihilated along with the plant invaders to pave the way for a science-powered dictatorship.
- Third ending becomes Warhammer 40k where "There is only war" against the plant invaders to the point that half the humanity is enslaved to serve the other half. I'll let you guess which is which.
- Last ending is mankind cooperating with the hideous alien monstrosities cause, you know, the power of friendship. Everyone knows that working along with an abomination that could parasite and mind-control you at will at any time is a good idea. This ending is hidden behind requirements that are counterintuitive for this kind of game, and bordering to a Guide Dang It case, so it's not like you'll see it much anyway.

All those ending while some "Humanity's hubris destroyed Earth and nature reacted" propaganda is being spewed nonstop during those endings, even though the invasion is stated to be due to a random encounter with an unknown parasitic organism. But eh, this is not the first, nor the last inconsistency in the storyline, and it's already been stated that we don't play this kind of game for its story. This storytelling is very confusing because it's contradictory. At the same time the game tells us that "ecology good/mankind bad" and "eco-terrorism crazy bad", for instance, and that ultimately, only good feelings without backbone can win the day.

So in the end, do I recommend this game ? It has a good fap value thanks to awesome art, but I don't think it's worth 12 euros, especially since the steam version is *late* on the actual game version (free 1.0.2 version can be found laying around over the internets). Wait and hope for a sale.

If it turns out that Hell is real, I'm gonna be sweating bullets when God pulls up my steam library at the pearly gates.

This game gave me hours upon hours of entertainment and a variety of evolving obstacles to overcome which thankfully can be accomplished with the use of just one hand. Would highly recommend if only for the quality smut, plot and the killer list of fetishes checked off.

9/10