Waifurtunes

A padlocked book and a strange key pull the last of the Zodiacs out of a two-month retirement and drop them somewhere far from home, courtesy of one blinding light and no explanation.

The setup is thin on purpose: a lost desert, a relic that shouldn't work, and a hero yanked out of the story before it even starts. Whatever's on the other side of that light is what the game actually cares about.

Play leans on point-and-click puzzle solving, poking around scenes and figuring out what interacts with what, with a male protagonist as the eyes for a cast that skews furry and generously proportioned. Teasing and stripping arrive as rewards for solving things correctly rather than as their own menu, and the voiced lines do the heavy lifting where animation doesn't bother.