Right, so Make Me Yours. I loaded it up expecting, I dunno, some kind of game loop maybe? There isn't one. It's a character designer, pure and simple, and the first thing that hits you is how barebones the UI is. Like, deliberately unpolished, almost a sketchpad vibe. You get a base body, a bunch of sliders that don't always do what you think, and a clothing list that's half "sexy maid" and half "what if a fantasy armor exploded." The localization is a trip too, some buttons say things like "Equip Cloth" and "Eye Sparkle Level" which honestly adds to the charm. I spent twenty minutes just trying to get the nipple color to match the areola shape I wanted, a very specific complaint I know, but the hue slider jumps from "zombie purple" to "traffic cone orange" with nothing in between. That won't be fixed, I can tell.

The real meat here is for erotic roleplay and OC creation, and on that front it's weirdly effective. There's no animation, no story, just a static doll you can dress up and then... screenshot? The hentai tag is doing a lot of heavy lifting, it's more like a digital lewd paper doll. I made this one character, a tired looking elf with massive tits and a single pauldron, and the fact that her expression was permanently set to "mildly annoyed" while wearing a micro-bikini made me laugh out loud. You can't change the face much beyond a few presets, which is a shame. Wanted to give her a smug grin, got "disappointed librarian" instead. The customisation depth is in the body sliders, you can make some truly absurd proportions, the kind that would make a physcis textbook cry. Then you slap a "tentacle" themed accessory on her head because that's an option for some reason, and suddenly you've got a backstory forming in your head. That's the roleplay part kicking in, I guess.

Don't go in expecting a game. It's a tool, a janky, horny little tool that runs in a browser. I wish there was a way to save poses, or even just a randomize button for when you want to see what cursed combinations the engine spits out. The "custom" and "avatar" tags are the whole deal. You're building a reference image for a smutty D&D campaign or a very specific fantasy in your notes app. The lack of polish is almost the point, it feels like someone's private project they just threw online. If you treat it like a very advanced, slightly broken dress-up flash game from the old internet, you'll get the most out of every spicy moment. Just accept that the "remove all" button sometimes leaves the stockings on. A feature, not a bug? Maybe.