Succubus

A lusty Rated M for Mature journey though hell

Hyper-violence, uncensored nudity and a unique take on Hell provide shock-value, but Succubus's gameplay is mostly repetitive.

It's clear that the team at Madmind Studio have a very vivid imagination, but sometimes it would be best for Succubus to just slow down a little.

Madmind again proved that in the pursuit of controversy, it forgot about what is most important in games - interesting gameplay and plot. As a result, Succubus is just a terribly boring game.

Alongside its more gruesome moments in the uncensored version, yet lacking in extra content in the normal version, it’s hard to give a high recommendation. Succubus is enjoyable, but not deep, with entertaining elements, but ultimately becomes boring over long play sessions.

It's insanely violent, it's reprehensible, and it's unashamed. Succubus may not push any gameplay boundaries, but it's one hell of a good time as long as you have a cast-iron stomach.

While it's not a classic by any means, Succubus provides a really solid gameplay experience when compared to the origial game. Just don't be shocked if you're turned off by some of the included scenes once you turn the censorship off.

Succubus is a mediocre experience at best and a broken one at worst. The setting and production design may be good, but the combat is clunky and there are numerous crashing and save-corrupting issues.