She’s also a single mom and just wants someone she can have fun with that doesn’t pressure her into things (as that went poorly previously). Kyanna – A hairdresser and workout enthusiast. Oddly refreshing presence in how openly awful she is. She’s a spoiled, mean-spirited brat with a bad smoking habit that loves to party, though a lot of it may be an act. She wants an honest person who doesn’t drag her to places she doesn’t want to be near.Īudrey – Easily the worst person in the cast after Kyu. Nikki – An introverted gamer who hates being around people and her more obnoxious friends. She wants someone not afraid to meet life’s challenges head on. Lola – A stewardess with a sense of adventure and a free spirit. She’s also a mother, but she’s become estranged to her daughter, whom she truly does care for. Jessie – An adult actress with a massive sexual appetite looking for someone who can satisfy her. She’s very attuned to nature and a kind woman, wanting someone sensitive and open to spirituality. She mainly wants someone who can make her laugh and isn’t too shy about sex.īeli – A yoga instructor at the local gym. She’s a diligent student that likes a little flirting, but doesn’t have patience for jerks.Īiko – A teacher at the local university and a generally very tired woman regretting her life choices. Tiffany – A college going cheerleader you meet at the local campus. You have to get with her to finish the game, and she unlocks after your first successful hook-up. Kyu – Your teacher in the art of meeting women and what is basically a sentient 4chan porn thread given female form. It’s a dating sim where you play as a social reject (whose gender you can choose) trained by the love fairy Kyu to be a real pro at picking up girls. There’s more there, but that description really gets to the heart of the matter. HuniePop can most bluntly be described as “ Bejeweled with tits”. It’s a game that inspires spite and tangents, and there’s a lot to unpack here. It’s the sort of game you need to play to truly understand.
It faced complicated issues upon launch dealing with the stigma against games with erotic content on digital store fronts, its depictions of women and dating, and the culture its main designer surrounded himself in.
It’s sparked debate and argument since it first released, both thoughtful and critical, and also pointless and idiotic. There are few games quite as divisive as HuniePop.
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