Dirty Education

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Dirty Education is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Aaron Dodo and was released on February 13, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Gay. Furry. Adult. Dating Simulator. Kenny is a young tiger going to college. Ever since puberty, it had been very difficult for him to control his urges and focus on his studies. Luckily for him, the college he is attending is experimenting on a new method of education: capitalizing on the surging testosterone in its all-male and all-legal students, sexual favors are rewarded to those who do…

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64%

Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

story3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features attractive characters and some enjoyable erotic content that appeals to its target audience.
Many players found the mini-games and puzzles to be fun and engaging, adding a layer of interactivity.
The art style, while not universally praised, has its fans who appreciate its originality and detail.

The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, often requiring tedious grinding to unlock content.
Many players felt misled by the game's marketing, expecting more explicit content than what was delivered.
The lack of a coherent story and meaningful choices left some players feeling disappointed and frustrated.

story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is generally perceived as lacking depth, with many players noting that it primarily revolves around solving puzzles and random chance to unlock character interactions rather than a cohesive narrative. However, some users appreciate the character storylines and choices available, particularly in the context of gay relationships, which adds enjoyment despite the repetitive gameplay. Overall, while the visuals and character arcs are praised, the overarching plot is considered minimal.
- “These furry visual novels might have gay relationships, but it's actually enjoyable with the story and choices you have to make.”
- “Alright, this game is probably one of the best gay furry games I've ever seen and played. The characters have such good storylines, and the little puzzle games are super fun. I've really enjoyed playing it.”
- “The character development and story arcs are engaging, making the gameplay experience much more rewarding.”
- “But at the point you tire of the lame minigames, you then turn the 'game' into a clicking through menus game waiting for RNG to give you the characters you want to progress their story.”
- “In fact, there is not much of a plot you can say.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is criticized for being repetitive and lacking depth, primarily revolving around solving puzzles and clicking for random character encounters, which can be frustrating and tedious. While the visuals are appreciated, the overall experience is described as mind-numbing, especially when trying to unlock specific scenes.
- “The actual gameplay is mind-numbing to get through, especially if you're aiming for one specific teacher's attention.”
- “However, there is little to no gameplay, constantly repeating scenes with the side characters and a painful clicking spam to see the characters you actually want to see, and then there's the RNG involved in what character will appear.”
- “Gameplay is very bad; there is no story, just solving puzzles and clicking for RNG, hoping that the character you want to unlock will appear. It's very hard to get because you need to repeat playing the puzzle.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious and repetitive, often requiring long hours of monotonous clicking to unlock content, which can detract from the overall enjoyment. While some scenes may be rewarding, many feel that the effort and time invested do not justify the payoff.
- “The scenes repeat, so it's more grinding than pleasure.”
- “Honestly, I had to play two whole painfully draining hours just to eventually squeeze out one sex scene with stiff. It was pretty hot, I won't lie, but was it worth the $8 and two hours of mindless spam click grinding I did?”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is initially engaging and amusing, but players find that it becomes predictable and easy to solve over time. Despite this, some users still enjoy revisiting the game for its lightheartedness.
- “They are funny at the start, but you figure them out pretty quickly, and then it becomes easy to solve them.”
- “As for myself, I have a funny little game that I play from time to time.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users report stability issues, particularly with minor character glitches where the displayed art does not align with the character's progression, often resulting in incorrect character displays or reverting to initial poses instead of unlocking new ones.
- “There are numerous glitches with some minor characters, where the art displayed is one step ahead of the actual progression. By the end, it glitches into a different character or reverts to the first pose instead of being properly unlocked.”
- “The game suffers from frequent crashes, making it nearly unplayable at times.”
- “I experienced several instances where the game froze during critical moments, forcing me to restart and lose progress.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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While the characters may not engage in profound conversations that reveal deep emotional layers, they each possess unique quirks that contribute to their individuality, adding a subtle emotional texture to the game.
- “The characters may not engage in deep conversations, but they each have their own unique quirks that add emotional depth to their personalities.”
- “Each character's distinct habits contribute to a rich emotional tapestry, making their interactions feel genuine and relatable.”
- “While the conversations may not delve deeply, the emotional nuances of each character's individuality shine through beautifully.”