Furthermore, the developers made a new island in the middle of a body of water you get to explore the nature and the ruins while you are having the cravings of fucking the natives. Moreover, in the game’s current state, the character that you’re going to portray would have limited interactions with the whole game. Throughout the years, the game had four major variations, in which all of it is a result of countless delays and setbacks.Īs of now, the game is still in its public beta stage however, by the time that the game is completed, the development team will initiate a full release of High Tail Hall.
The game is formerly a project by Crowchild, which was launched back in 2003 for a gaming platform online, Newgrounds, but it later became HTH Studios. Anyway, let’s get on with this review.Ĭommonly abbreviated as HTH, High Tail Hall is a flash game series meant for the adult audience, in which it’s full of animal-hybrid bitches. However, for now, I’m only going to review the initial version of the game. However, it’s not one of those lucid dreams or fantasies like flying around in your astral form and shit, but it’s the type of erotic fantasy where you’re going to see a whole lot of animal/human hybrids fucking each other to their heart’s content.
I dunno man, it's just my taste, maybe there's some nostalgia there in between.Take a good look around fucktards, as from now on you’re going to see the world from a different perspective. Still, the animation did get a lot better in a lot of places, so it's kind of a mixed feeling. It sometimes makes the characters look like plastic, like literal moving blow up dolls. The first one had this simple and basic artwork befitting of an early 2000 flash game, the new style looks this simple and basic artwork befitting of a late 2000 flash game, with shines and shadows and stuff as to kind of hide that they still make the boobs with the "circle" tool in whatever software they use. Also call me insane, but I still like the artwork from the first game better than what they've got going on now. They had too many things they wanted to do, and it was a never ending process of updating and rebooting the art and the game layout and everything in between that apparently hasn't stopped yet. I've been playing HTH games since the first one popped up in newgrounds all those years ago and to be honest I've always felt like they've gone downhill since.
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