Pleasure Drive

Pleasure Drive drops players into the worn-out sneakers of John, an unemployed everyman whose late-night quest for adult entertainment leads him down an unexpected career path. After stumbling upon the mysterious "Pleasure Drive" website, John becomes a driver for the service, shuttling clients to their destinations while discreetly observing their private moments.

If you thought Crazy Taxi was wild, just imagine having to handle delivering your clients on time while you make sure you catch them doing some very naughty stuff. If that sounds appealing to you, then you're going to love Pleasure Drive. It's a mix of cheeky humor, adult content, and surprisingly strategic decision-making – like The Sims meets Grand Theft Auto if both were made by some very horny dev.

Voyeur on Wheels

Unlike many adult games that drown in cliché or take themselves too seriously, Pleasure Drive leans into its absurd premise with a wink. The writing is peppered with relatable frustrations and tongue-in-cheek dialogue. I felt as if I was playing one of Akabur's games – you know, before he disappeared shortly after Witch Trainer.

At its heart, Pleasure Drive is about the thrill of watching without being seen. Each passenger has unique routines and preferences, from a stressed office worker unwinding with a vibrator to a cosplayer rehearsing her latest role. These encounters play out via timed mini-games where John must avoid suspicion while maximizing his… ahem, "tips."

More Than Just a Pretty Ride

The quality of your car will determine how "happy" customers are in it. Happy customers mean better reviews – and that leads to more people perusing your pervert mobile. The customization echoes My Summer Car's meticulous tinkering but with an NSFW edge.

Sadly, the current build lacks depth in this area; upgrades feel transactional rather than transformative. Future plans for street racing could elevate this system from a neat sideshow to a core pillar, especially if tied to the overall narrative. As it is, car upgrades feel more like an afterthought, and, honestly, given how the voyeur aspect is the star of the show here, it might remain that way.

A Roadmap Full of Promises (And Furries, Maybe)

Pleasure Drive's planned content is ambitious – almost too much so. The inclusion of BDSM, futa, and "maybe furry" arcs suggests a kitchen-sink approach, which could dilute the experience if not handled carefully. Still, the potential is there. At least, the developer is open to suggestions and won't be the kind to "kink shame" any of its fans.

Let's just hope we don't run into a Yandere simulator kind of situation here where the ultimate version of Pleasure Drive is never realized. In all seriousness, I had a great time playing this game, even if the art style isn't up to par with some of the more popular hentai games.

Rating: 7/10

As long as you don't expect illustrations on the same level as Summertime Saga or Princess Trainer Gold Edition, Pleasure Drive is sure to deliver some entertainment for all you voyeurs out there.

Pros

• Unique premise
• Customizing your cab can be fun
• Lots of unique hentai scenes

Cons

• Limited content and replayability
• Underdeveloped upgrade system
• Severely dated visuals and presentation