- November 25, 2020
- The Poundry
Sexena: Arena Tales
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About
"Sexena: Arena Tales" is a single-player, erotic simulation game that combines elements of visual novels and puzzle-adventure games. Players engage in explicit combat against various monster girls in an interactive, 18+ adventure with pretty visuals. The game is described as a "gladiatorial combat" experience with mature content and challenging puzzles.






- The art style is highly praised, with many reviewers noting its quality and variety.
- The game features a humorous and light-hearted narrative that can be entertaining.
- There are multiple endings and a variety of character types, catering to different fetishes.
- The gameplay is overly simplistic and linear, often reducing to trial and error without meaningful choices.
- Many players found the writing to be subpar, with numerous grammatical errors and repetitive dialogue.
- The game lacks substantial content and feels incomplete, with many features that were expected missing or poorly implemented.
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a light-hearted and linear narrative that doesn't take itself too seriously, featuring a nameless protagonist navigating a world filled with erotic encounters and simplistic humor. While the plot is often described as basic and lacking depth, it offers amusing elements and enjoyable art, making it more akin to a visual novel than a traditional adventure game. Overall, players seeking a complex storyline may be disappointed, but those looking for a fun, smutty experience might find it entertaining.
“Humorous and light-hearted story filled with top-notch smut for you to ogle at for a few hours.”
“The story of the game is that a nameless horndog of an adventurer one day has a dream that brings him to the arena, ruled over by the red dragon who rules the land with a simple decree: 'we do things my way.'”
“There are many parts of the story that seem out of the ordinary, but that's what makes it interesting, and it's nice to be exposed to different kinds of erotica.”
“Don't buy it if you're expecting a deeply crafted story, as the tone should be clear from the art depicted.”
“The text is a mixture of erotic and childish; nearly all the characters are vapid and wishy-washy, and the 'hero' is an exaggerated 'lucky hero' stereotype while the story can't decide whether to be told in the 1st or 3rd person.”
“There is no story.”