MySexGames Review

The statement on the front page is worth taking at face value: this site says it not only collects games but produces and sponsors many of them. That turns a directory into a small publisher, and it explains why the featured selection is curated monthly rather than simply sorted by date — somebody has a stake in what gets promoted.

What that means for a visitor is a mixed shelf. Some of what is here was made or paid for by the site; some was found elsewhere and reposted; nothing distinguishes the two in the listing, so the featured slot is an advertisement and a recommendation at the same time.

The tag list is dominated by fan work built on games, anime and animation — a dozen major franchises appear by name — alongside the format's own genres: role-playing, card games, dress-up, animated shorts.

Everything is free and browser-based. Nothing on the site indicates any arrangement with the rights holders whose characters supply a large share of the tags, and no total is given for how many games are actually playable today.