Ladykiller in a Bind

Ladykiller in a Bind (in full, My Twin Brother Made Me Crossdress as Him and Now I Have to Deal with a Geeky Stalker and a Domme Beauty Who Want Me in a Bind!!) is a 2016 erotic visual novel by Christine Love, presenting "a story of lesbian cross-dressing and BDSM-infused social manipulation".[1] It is distributed for Windows PC, Mac and Linux operating systems through Humble Store. The game is unavailable on Steam on account of that platform's policy against "too much" sexual content in games.[2]

The player controls a 18-year-old woman who is manipulated by her identical twin brother to impersonate him during a senior class cruise, where she is to win a popularity contest. As she interacts with fellow students during the seven days of the cruise, she may in turn manipulate and seduce them, often through BDSM scenes.

Reviewing the game in Polygon, Allegra Frank appreciated the well-drawn characters and the game's "elegant", "organic" portrayal of non-conventional sexuality, but criticized the "abrupt and disappointing" ending.[3] Hardcore Gamer's Marcus Estrada noted the high-quality art, writing and soundtrack, as well as the game's "incredible cast of characters".[2] Writing for Kill Screen, Jess Joho highlighted Ladykiller in a Bind's "incredible accomplishment" of making consent – which is central to the game's erotic scenes – sexy by making "the most titillating parts show nothing more and nothing less than two people consenting, telling each other what they want with an unwavering honesty and understanding", although she noted that the focus on consent became at times too explicit.[1]

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  1. 1 2 Joho, Jess (2 November 2016). "Ladykiller in a Bind dares to ask "what are you into?"". Kill Screen. Retrieved 24 November 2016.
  2. 1 2 Estrada, Marcus (6 November 2016). "Review: Ladykiller in a Bind". Hardcore Gamer. Retrieved 24 November 2016.
  3. ↑ Frank, Allegra (20 October 2016). "Ladykiller in a Bind review". Polygon. Retrieved 24 November 2016.
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