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You opened your eyes to find a giant girl looking down at you. Experience the fate of Saeko and the little people in this cruel yet captivating story with avant-garde art.
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WayTooManyGamesOliver ShelldingJun 20268/10It hooked me hard from the very beginning. It’s so strange, so offputting, but does so in an elegant, almost surgical manner. If you like dating sims, it’s a hot take. If you don’t like dating sims, it takes the piss in a big way. If you’re not sure, you should give it a try.
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NoobFeedZahra MorshedMay 202580/100SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim terrifies not with monsters but with intimacy. A bold, narrative-driven experiment in power, dread, and distorted affection, it transforms a bizarre concept into one of indie gaming's most unforgettable experiences.
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SiliconeraStephanie LiuJun 20257/10Crude, salacious, yet surprisingly beautiful, SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim is a fun short story for those who enjoy a fantastical take on dark romance. However, I sometimes wish it would veer a lot more into the themes and ideas it brings up.
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