download the image file and add them to your UserData/chara/female (or male) folders. Your best chance at that point is to just Google the name of the mod as it appears in the console, or throw some cash at the creator and check their Patreon. No instructions for anything, somehow you are just supposed to know. If you can't find it there, chances are it's locked behind a paywall on that creators Patreon or some similar site like Pixiv/Gumroad. It all depends, I think a lot of people just post very generic cards just to show that they can make them. Look for the name of your creator and pray the mod you are looking for is listed under their name. Some of the preview images Ive seen (not necessarily yours, just in general) look like they were rendered with lower graphics settings, and I thought maybe they were done on a laptop or something. Once you have the name of the creator, go here: Somewhere in those errors, it should say what the name of the mod is in the format of. Next, you need to boot up the game with the console enabled. It wont work if its not, but if the card actually lets you load the character and its all fucked up due to missing mods, keep reading. When you load a card that uses mods, it should spit out a bunch of errors to the console. First, double check and make sure the card you are using is actually for HS2, and not for HS1 or KK. It won't work if it's not, but if the card actually lets you load the character and it's all fucked up due to missing mods, keep reading. First, double check and make sure the card you are using is actually for HS2, and not for HS1 or KK. In fact, she noted, the game relegated male models to mere 'floating dicks', and suggested many more creative options that were in fact available: all it was good for, she wrote, was to create a 'vaguely attractive woman with nice breasts, with which you will have glossy, structured, porn-like sex with'.

Gita Jackson of Kotaku commented on the disparate attention given to certain body parts – twelve parameters for breasts, two for butts, and none at all for penises. But he noted that playing the game was not a particularly erotic experience, given its exceptionally complicated controls. In the view of Destructoid 's reviewer, the game achieved its goal of becoming 'the most polished VR room-scale sex simulator on the market'.

Players can create or modify virtual models of men and women in great detail, and then direct them to perform a variety of pornographic and fetishistic scenes. Its gameplay is similar to Illusion's eroge game Play Club. Honey Select (ハニーセレクト) is a virtual reality eroge video game, made by Illusion in 2016.

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