Written by Otaku Apologist
Back in 2015, my mother lost her job. She didn’t tell us until half a year later. Our family finances took a blow, and we had to sell our house. We moved from the neighborhood we had called home for 20+ years.
I wasn’t shocked when my father moved to a new town for work in 2014. I wasn’t shocked when my mother was sacked a year later. I wasn’t shocked when my first hentai blogging business died in 2016. That’s life; it’s supposed to kill you.
These past few years, I’ve been working day and night to get my shop running before any more financial tragedies. My mother is still unemployed. There are no guarantees my father won’t lose his job as well. Regardless of their near-future employment status, my parents will be pensioners soon. My only motivation to play hentai games has always been financial.
During the summer of 2016, I started playing Nutaku’s free hentai browser games. I played Flower Knight Girl, Harem Heroes, Big Bang Empire. When new stuff was released, I played it. We’re halfway into 2020. I’ve probably played thousands of hours of hentai games at this point. After promoting the browser games for years, my financial situation has been fixed.
My path forward in life is to play pornographic games and write about them. The problem is, the overall quality of the games is terrible. And if I don’t sell product, I don’t get my paycheck. You can call that a conflict of interest.
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When you make bad games, I have to somehow sell those games. When all I have is terrible games, it directly affects my life’s trajectory. I need you guys to make good fucking games to get paid.
Selling bad products is a violation of the ethics of a game reviewer. I’m a critic, one of the few this industry has who are experienced enough and smart enough to provide quality feedback to companies. Some of you have no idea what “quality” even means.
I am not bending over backwards to sell your shitty games. When your product sucks, I’m gonna say it.
