SlutSquad Porn Site Review

Slut Squad doesn’t take long to explain. You have a group of thieves, a hideout to improve and plenty of crates standing between you and the next upgrade. You merge matching characters to make stronger ones, use them around your operation and gradually make everything run better. The game also has an adult side, of course. Your characters aren’t just there to help with crates and money. You can give them gifts, build up their relationships, use the phone to chat with them and unlock more photos and adult scenes. There are also events, different character rarities, perks, generators and several types of resources to keep track of. So despite being called an idle porn game, Slut Squad isn’t something you simply open, collect your money from and close again. There is quite a bit of clicking and moving characters around, especially in the beginning.

Merging Characters

The main mechanic is probably the easiest part of the game to understand. You get characters and merge matching ones together to create stronger versions. Better characters can do their jobs faster, so there is an immediate benefit to getting your crew to higher levels. Crates are a big part of this. You place characters next to unopened crates and let them work on them until the loot is ready. Stronger characters can finish this job faster, which gives you a good reason to keep merging and upgrading.

This is also where the game starts feeling less like a completely passive idle title. You often need to move characters into position yourself, wait for the crate to finish, collect the reward and then decide what to work on next. Steam players have also pointed out that moving characters around is one of the more noticeable parts of the game. At first, this can be quite satisfying. You get a new character, make a few merges and suddenly things start happening faster. After a while, though, constantly moving characters and clicking through crates can get repetitive.

Making Money

You can put characters at generators and stations that make money, but you don’t get full automation right away. Certain characters need to reach the right level before they can take over some of this work. That creates a nice little reward for upgrading your crew. A character isn’t simply stronger because her level went up. She can actually make the game less annoying to play. Without the right character, you may have to keep coming back to collect money yourself. Get her to the required level, though, and the generator can do much more of the work for you. The downside is that getting characters to those levels can require duplicates and other resources. That makes collecting characters important for two reasons: you want stronger members of the crew, but you also want to unlock more of the game’s convenient features.

The Characters Have More Than One Use

The character system is one of the better parts of Slut Squad because the women you collect (felt gross writing that!) can be useful in several ways. Characters have different rarities, and you can merge duplicates to make stronger versions. They also have perks that can improve how well they work and how much money they can generate. Then there is the relationship system. Oh, the relationship system! You can use gifts you find while playing to increase your relationship with characters. As intimacy goes up, you can unlock additional photographs and more explicit scenes. The phone feature adds chats and other interactions as well. All women, of course, are super-appealing, which makes this specific part of the game much easier to get into. All the squad girls have big breasts, pretty faces, etc.

Upgrading the Hideout

As you get further into the game, you can improve the base and open additional areas. It isn’t a hugely detailed building system, but at least you can see your operation becoming larger as you play. That matters in an idle game because otherwise most of your progress can just be numbers going up. Here, there is also a physical place that changes as you continue. Still, don’t expect a huge amount of customization. Some players have complained that certain upgrades cost quite a lot without changing the appearance very much. Others have suggested giving players more control over how the characters and main area look.

Adult Side

The NSFW content isn’t something hidden away in a separate menu. It is one of the main reasons the characters matter. The women have their own designs, dialogue and phone interactions, while photographs, dates and animated scenes provide more adult content as you develop them. The artwork seems to be one of the game’s safer strengths. Even players who aren’t happy with some of the mechanics often give the character designs and animations credit. The writing is also very straightforward about what kind of game this is. It is cheeky, exaggerated and openly sexual rather than trying to tell a serious crime story and occasionally throwing in some adult scenes.

Events

Slut Squad also has temporary events that give you separate goals and character requirements. These can be a nice change from the normal routine. Instead of only working on your hideout and regular characters, you have something new to chase for a limited time. The problem is that events can also become quite demanding. Events last only a few days and become much harder toward the end. Newer events, in particular, have raised the vault requirements considerably, making higher-level characters much more important. So an event can start out as something fun to work toward and then suddenly turn into a wall that you can’t get past without stronger characters and more resources.

Free-to-Play Problem

Slut Squad is free to play, you can access it EASILY in your browser, but there are plenty of things competing for your resources. You have energy, duplicate characters, gifts, premium currency and other limited items. Some players won’t have a problem with this. It’s a common setup for this type of game. Others feel that the game becomes harder to play without spending as they get further in.

Based on our play, it felt particularly difficult to keep enough energy without buying more and don’t even get us started on character upgrades becoming increasingly expensive while the amount of resources you receive doesn’t always keep up. The duplicate system can make this more noticeable. If you need duplicates to improve a character and you also need that character to unlock automation, then getting duplicates isn’t just about becoming stronger.  Even the idle income has a limit. Maybe we did something wrong, but it feels like offline production stops after three hours, so you can’t leave the game for a whole day and expect it to keep filling your account with money.

Is It Really an Idle Game?

Honestly, the whole review dances around it, and the answer is highly debatable. There is definitely passive income. Generators work over time, tasks take time to finish and you can come back later to collect what you’ve earned. But you can also spend a lot of time actively playing. You move characters around crates, merge them, collect money, upgrade stations and complete tasks. So, it’s not that idle, but, in a way, that’s not necessarily bad. You can play for a few minutes, sort out your resources, make some upgrades and leave. There’s enough to do during those short sessions that you’re not just staring at a timer.

How It Feels on PC

The browser version is convenient, but the game does have a noticeable mobile feel, starting from its vertical orientation, obsession with tutorials and tapping. If play it on Steam, get ready to 100% DETEST the relatively small play area and some touch-focused instructions and interface choices. The browser site greets with an age-verification screen and warns users about nudity and explicit sexual activity. Funny for a game that opens with huge-ass tiddies and a pink-haired criminal jilling off on a couch.

Conclusion

This one works best when you don’t expect a serious strategy game. The fun comes from watching your little operation become more efficient. You merge characters, use stronger versions to deal with crates faster, improve your generators and eventually unlock ways to make some of the work happen automatically. The women featured are also obviously hot, so that’s something to appreciate as well. They give you something else to work toward through their relationships and adult content, which gets pretty raunchy. That’s probably the game’s smartest idea. The same character can be useful for several different reasons. You might need her because she can break crates faster, because she can help with money production, because you need her for automation or simply because you want to unlock more of her XXX content.

Unfortunately, the same systems can also slow you down. Manual tasks remain repetitive, stronger characters need duplicates, events can demand better teams and resources such as energy and gifts can become harder to come by. That’s why the game is likely to feel better at the beginning than later on. Early merges and upgrades come quickly, and almost everything you do seems to make a difference. Later, you have to decide whether you enjoy the basic routine enough to keep doing it when improvements take longer.