Time Stripper screenshots

Tit-le screen

Main menu -- and our first glimpse of the game's antagonist

Most of the game is conducted via click-through automatic dialogue such as this, with your soon-to-be-ex.

Occasionally the player is prompted to make a choice (and occasionally the characters' appearance slips into ridiculous manga stylization!)

Finally the titular character (there we go again) appears and sets up a strangely familiar time-travel paradox plot.

Most every night you're asked if you want to save your game ... it would be a shame to have to do all that passive clicking all over again.

Unlike many games, stories and movies, the protagonist is employed! (His work, however, was not in the job description.)

Mundane plot threads seemingly lifted from other games spin and twist scenarios of school responsibilities.

The obligatory token /other/ male character in this genre-cliche'd weird world populated exclusively by lithe nubile vixens.

Meanwhile... wacky hijinks ensue with our enigmatic visitors from the future.

I can almost smell the sweatsocks.

Seemingly minor plot threads resolve satisfactorily despite seeming to have little to do with the main storyline.

Though no one plays these games to ogle the architecture, the landscapes are cleanly illustrated and even enjoy a day/night cycle.

(Non-animated) action sequences take a nod from anime framing and manga stylization -- and note the sound-effect onomatopoeia!

So very dramatic... all good things must come to an end -- and so this game, too!

Uses and abuses of an often-mishandled drug-dispensing firearm provide much of the supposed "humour" in this game.

Though their illustrators have demonstrated their overabundance of talents, some scenes in "erotic" videogames are still better left to the imagination...

Time Stripper

Windows screenshots