NSFW - Playing Adult Games: Park After Dark

**Notice 1: **
I play some of the best rated adult games. I am in no way hired by the authors or sponsors of these games. This is just my experience with these games and, more importantly, my opinion of them.

**Notice 2: **
These theme games have sex, which is very often out of the ordinary. If you have a problem with this, it may be best to skip this article.

Notice 3:
I will not wait to finish a game, because that is often not possible. These games have been around for a long time, evolving from version to version, and some of them never make it to the final version.

Game: Park After Dark

Version played: 0.06

Author: SID Gaming

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This is the FIRST review of this game!

Overview: You have a magic pen that allows you to create your own reality. With its help, you create your own park with Disney princesses.

This is a relatively simple management game. You need to calculate with time and money in order to make the theme park as successful as possible. While doing that, you spend time with the princesses you created in the park and fulfill your fantasies from your younger days;)

Who hasn't wished they had something to do with Cinderella or some other Disney princess? I certainly wanted to. This game gives you just that - a little fun with a few (for now three) princesses as you build your little empire.

You create your empire by drawing new characters, necessary things or attractions with your magic pencil. Each drawing increases your level, and you can increase the level with drawing lessons. Drawing lessons are that children's game of connecting dots in a precisely determined order.

It is best to improve your drawing skills as soon as possible, as each additional level shortens the time required to draw the next image.

As the game progresses, the princesses will have more and more gratitude for your engagement ;)

At the moment, I have two princesses unlocked: Cinderella and Aurora. The grind element is very pronounced in the game. You will repeat some actions to the point of unconsciousness in order to progress, so arm yourself with patience.

Cinderella:

Aurora:

The graphics are pretty good and the animations are of acceptable (aka nothing special) quality. The story itself is acceptable enough for this type of game.

CU in the next review of this game