Big Bang Empire Review

The first thing that you do in Big Bang Empire is create your sexy adult star. You can choose to be either a female or male porn star so you can make them as attractive as you want them to be. There are many customization options at your disposal such as changing their skin color, hair style, face and more. However, you cannot change their body type or breast size which may be disappointing for some gamers. Unlike many other adult/porn video games, this is not one where you see any sex or play through sex either. At its core, Big Bang Empire is a simple point and click RPG. It’s the type of game that you will normally see being released on platforms such as Facebook or mobile devices.

Anyway after you create your attractive adult star, you go through the tutorial where you are given instructions on how to play the game. The game is set in a place called Tellville and your goal is to pretty much make it big in the porn industry. It will be a long journey because getting to the top of the ranks is not going to be an easy or short ride. The thing that makes this game somewhat disappointing is the fact that you are not really controlling anything. Not to mention to plays like a freemium game as there are lots of timers in each mission that prevent you from completing them in a timely fashion.

For example in the first mission that you do, you click on the mission but then you have to wait a minute or more for it to be finished. In order to speed up the slow process, you have to pay either in-game cash or even real money to complete it. This type of “gameplay” is hated by gamers all over the world and it’s one of the reasons why EA’s most recent Dungeon Keeper video game was a flop. After that, there are the pathetic fighting missions that you can do as well. “Fighting” is turn-based, although you don’t get a chance to control what is happening on the screen. You just have to pray that you spend points on enough stats for your character for them to win. The fighting animation is hilarious though as you see the two character models just screaming at one another, but they don’t actually physically hit one another.

“Fighting” can be done against the AI during the single player mode, or you can go online and challenge many other people from around the world. Again, “fighting” is still uncontrollable even against human players so all you can really do is sit back and hope your character is victorious in battle. You can choose to skip the animation sequences, but it’s funnier to see the stiff animations... Aside from fighting, the rest of the game is quite boring as all you are doing is clicking on buttons and waiting for missions to be complete. The only incentive to really keep playing is earning enough money to spend on sexy clothes for your created avatar. The actual core gameplay is non-existent and the pay-to-win model is not going to win any new fans.

What I do like about this game though is the visual presentation and the graphics. They managed to make the cartoon-like graphics work really well as the character models look attractive and sexy. You can also unlock more revealing clothing for your character to wear. However, Bing Bang Empire lacks any music which makes the atmosphere mundane. This game would have benefitted a lot with some “adult music” playing in the background or something like that. It’s kind of boring to play the game without any music playing.

Overall, Big Bang Empire has an interesting premise as you don’t see many adult video games that aren’t just about sex all of the time. That being said, the gameplay is kind of shoddy as you have to pay real money just to complete missions in a timely fashion. Not to mention the actual gameplay is just clicking buttons on the screen and nothing much else. It would have been better if gamers had more control of their character and the actions they did in the game.