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The succubus in "Succubus Trick" is a complex character with both charming and intimidating traits. Her interactions with the player character drive the plot and offer insights into her mysterious past.
The developer remains semi-anonymous, posting only on a personal blog and Patreon under initials. From interviews (translated via Discord Q&As):
This game deals with:
There is no graphic sex in v0.8.5, despite the succubus theme. Lilim’s power is entirely conversational. That somehow makes it worse.
The indie adult gaming scene has no shortage of “succubus games.” Most lean into shallow fanservice: a demoness in a bikini, a few flirt options, a quick CG set. But every so often, a title emerges that uses the succubus archetype as a mirror for adult anxieties, regrets, and hard-won self-awareness. Succubus Trick- Grown Up Problem -v0.8.5- By aP...
Succubus Trick – Grown Up Problem -v0.8.5- By aP... is exactly that rare beast. Part psychological thriller, part relationship drama, part statistical nightmare simulator, this latest build refines an already cult-followed concept into something uncomfortably brilliant.
In this article, we’ll break down:
Version 0.8.5 adds flashback scenes from ages 18, 25, and 30. These aren’t just lore dumps—they change how Lilim taunts you. If you were a people-pleaser at 25, she’ll exploit that. If you were ambitious at 30, she’ll offer shortcuts.
Succubus Trick – Grown Up Problem -v0.8.5- By aP... is not comfort food. It’s a bitter tonic for anyone who’s ever taken the easy way out and called it “being responsible.”
The game’s ultimate question isn’t “Can you resist the succubus?”
It’s “What part of yourself are you willing to lose just to make life quieter?” Join the community of "Succubus Trick" enthusiasts to
For fans of The Corridor, Loren’s Notebook, or Eliza, this is the next logical step in interactive drama about modern adulthood. Just don’t play it alone at 2 a.m.—unless you’re ready to see Lilim in your peripheral vision.
Score (as of v0.8.5): 8.5/10
Lost half a point for save wipes. Gained an extra half-point for making me call my mother.
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Succubus Trick: Grown Up Problem is an adult-oriented sandbox dating simulation developed by aPieceOfTissue using the Ren'Py engine. The game follows the story of Eric, a protagonist who returns to his childhood town only to encounter a mysterious lady whose intervention leaves him with a unique "grown-up" problem that he must navigate with help from the people around him. Key Features and Content
Character-Driven Gameplay: The story features several main characters, including Laura, Amy, Lily, Chloe, and Ms. Torres. There is no graphic sex in v0
Sandbox Mechanics: Players can explore various locations such as the school, park, and infirmary, interacting with characters through point-and-click mechanics to build "love" stats and unlock specific story events.
v0.8.5 Update Highlights: While v0.8 introduced Ms. White, a math teacher with a secret desire, the subsequent v0.8.5 update refined the experience with bug fixes and was made available across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android platforms.
System Improvements: Recent versions have introduced a dedicated Gallery and Checklist mode, an "Unlock All" button for returning players to bypass previously completed story progress, and reworks of earlier content to improve script quality. Gameplay Mechanics
Succubus Trick: Grown Up Problem by aPieceOfTissue - Itch.io
You play as Alex, a 34-year-old middle manager recovering from a brutal divorce. Not exactly hero material. One night, after one too many drinks, you summon a succubus—not for sex, but out of sheer loneliness.
Enter Lilim, the titular succubus. But here’s the twist: Lilim doesn’t steal your life force through sex. She steals it through decision-making. Every time you let her “solve” a grown-up problem—your ex-wife’s lawyers, a toxic boss, a dying parent’s care plan—she drains a piece of your emotional maturity.
By version 0.8.5, you can end the game as a successful, hollow executive or a broke, emotionally free wreck. There is no “good ending” in the traditional sense—only levels of compromise.