Smutstone Review

Smutstone reminds me of a game named Yu-Gi-Oh, which many of us used to play when we were kids. You have a couple of cards at your disposal, and you use them to attack the opponent, but the main difference between this game and a kid's game is that you get some nice adult rewards after beating the mission. Card games are usually quite easy to play, and they help you to relax after an exhausting game, but this game has something extra that will definitely make you play this game more and more every time you open it.

Easy game with short tutorial

There's a short tutorial at the beginning of the game, but there's no need for one, to be honest. You can find your way around the game without help since there aren't many things you need to do. The goal of the game is to play the campaign and earn as many rewards as possible after completing missions. You'd be surprised how easy it is to play this game. All you need to do is start a battle, and the computer does the rest. You just have to sit back and enjoy what comes after the battle. Instead of getting some pictures, you get to see some sex scenes, but only one time after completing the battle. This game has a story, so all these sex scenes will make much more sense if you pay attention to what happens in cutscenes.

Free to play browser game

Smutstone is a free-to-play game that doesn't require much from its players. You just need a computer or a phone and a steady internet connection, depending on which device you prefer. Similar games to this one usually need to be downloaded or require an emulator on the computer, but not this one. You can play it through the browser directly and don't have to pay for it. If you don't like it, you can simply exit the game and not feel guilty about spending your money.

The story of the game has a flying pig as your guide through the game. This weird pig will tell you what you need to do and will appear in most cutscenes. Even though the "main" character in the game is a flying pig, all the characters that appear in sex scenes are regular humans. This information will definitely make many people happy who aren't into watching "monsters" screw.

Enemies getting stronger

There's no need to purchase any upgrades for a couple of missions in the beginning because your characters are strong enough to defeat everyone who stands against you. It's nice that they've made the game, so the computer does all the boring things instead of you. After starting the battle, each one of your cards gets a turn to attack the opponent, and if you don't manage to defeat your enemy in the first round, you will get a second chance. This goes on until one of you loses all the cards.

Once you complete a couple of missions, the enemies will get stronger, and you might be able to finish missions as fast as you did in the beginning. That's when you should go to the store and start upgrading your characters. You'll earn gold coins throughout the game and use them to purchase said upgrades. If it happens you run out of money for upgrades, you will have to find another way to upgrade your cards. Another way is depositing some money into your account and using it to get more in-game money. If you aren't comfortable with spending your money on this free-to-play game, you might want to be patient and play through missions until you earn enough money for the next upgrade.

Spend money to stop waiting

Smutstone uses an energy bar for missions, meaning you will lose 12 points every time you start a new mission. The maximum amount of points that can regenerate is 100, but I somehow had close to 200 when I started the game. It seems like there are other ways to get those energy points. When this system is put in place, you won't be able to play the game indefinitely. Once you run out of energy points, you will have to wait until you get enough for the next mission or spend some money to refill your energy bar.