Happy April, everyone! It’s springtime here, the trees are getting green on them, and I’m catsitting an aggressively-affectionate tortoiseshell named Midna. Let’s get into the update!

Monstrous Liberation Update

So, “bad” news first: you’re going to have to wait a LITTLE bit longer for the next Monstrous Liberation update. This is NOT because it isn’t ready to go; in fact, the entire update was completed a few days before the end of March. This is just regular-degular scheduling stuff – there’s a Steam event coming in early May that our publisher wants to launch the update alongside, so that’s what we’re doing. The official launch date for the update will be May 4th, 2026!

Since wrapping the last big update, Pacha and I both took some time away from MonLib. Pacha went on a very nice vacation with her family to the mountains, while I shifted focus to AAA4 (more on that below). However, we’re both back in the saddle on game work after our time away – I’ve been getting into some asset list & planning work, while Pacha has started working on some fun art stuff. We’ll have more to show next update!

AAA Issue 4

As of a couple days ago, almost all of the writers for the fourth issue of the Adult Analysis Anthology have submitted their first drafts, and almost all of THOSE have gone through at least one round of edits and feedback from yours truly! We’ve even got a few essays that are fully final-version, which is a good place to be at in this stage of the process. Overall, everything’s proceeding according to schedule – I MIGHT decide to push the final anthology launch back a week or two due to Monstrous Liberation’s update launching later than I was expecting, but I haven’t made up my mind yet.

The one sour notes for this issue is that through the draft review process, I discovered that not one but TWO of the people whose pitches had been accepted for this issue were using LLMs to generate their drafts (along with a considerable amount of their e-mail communications). This was both frustrating and saddening – historically, I’ve extended a lot of good faith towards our contributors, because I believe that a somewhat-underbaked pitch can be refined and a messy essay can be massaged into serviceability with enough care and attention. I don’t WANT to suspect the people who submit pitches to the anthology of this kind of thing! I honestly never expected the pitch form to attract the notice of low-effort scammers, but I suppose the operative term is “low-effort” – if you figure you can score an easy 90 bucks for five minutes of prompting, why NOT try it?

Beyond the audacity of these bitches, the irritating thing is that it necessitated me securing two late-notice replacement essayists, which thankfully I was able to do. Since the anthology that people supported via the fundraiser was an anthology with fourteen essays by fourteen different essayists, I wanted to make sure we at least hit that mark even if it wasn’t with the slate of essayists that was initially promised. Outside of this one rather annoying hiccup, work on the anthology is progressing nicely, and the final anthology should be out sometime in May.

Tourney Of Tyranny Part 2

Lilith putting some points on the board while Grizzelda and Therkla watch on. Who’s that dominating the top of the composition? Don’t worry about it. Art by Blueparikeet!

Blueparikeet’s been chipping away at the illustrations for the next entry in the Tourney of Tyranny light novel series, so I figured I’d let a little bit waft out of the pot and show you this instalment’s cover art! I love this art, and am a particularly big fan of Therkla & Grizzelda’s absolutely Beavis-and-Butthead-ass expressions.

The Consumption Stumption

Playing: I leveraged the power of this year’s tax refund and combined it with a couple hundred dollars’ worth of Amazon gift cards to land myself a Switch 2, and like basically everyone else who owns one of those consoles I got myself Pokopia. What can you really say about Pokopia at this point, man. It’s Pokopia. It’s basically about as perfect a Pokemon game as there’s ever been. It’s like four great games all at once. I don’t need to sell you on Pokopia, because it’s Pokopia and basically everyone already wants to play Pokopia.

Reading: I’m a little ways into Shannon Chakraborty’s The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi, a historical-fantasy novel about a 16th-century female pirate who is attempting to live out her retirement after a long career of marauding through the Indian Ocean, when a ghost from her past pulls her back into the life for One Last Job. It’s pretty great so far.

Watching: Largely on a whim I decided to throw on John Frankenheimer’s tense espionage thriller Ronin. I enjoyed it quite a bit! Like a lot of action flicks of this era it’s a LITTLE overfond of the European Car Chase as being the pinnacle of engaging filmmaking, but it’s got great momentum and strong performances from basically the entire cast. Robert de Niro speaks surprisingly competent French throughout!

Wrapping Up

Something of a quieter update this time around, but next month will be much busier. Please consider supporting us on Patreon or Subscribestar if you don’t already!! Thank you so much for following BP Games and enjoying the things we create!

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Sasha examines a mysterious drawn curtain, obscuring an even more mysterious stage. What could be behind it? Art by Pacha!

Happy February, everyone! Spring’s arrived a little bit early here in Vancouver – although only in fits and starts, torrential rains being interspersed with glorious sunshine. At least the crocuses are here! Let’s get into the update!

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Sasha finds herself in something of a sticky situation in the University of the Esoteric Arts’ alchemical laboratory! At least she’s wearing eye protection? Kind of? Art by Pacha!

Happy(?) January, everyone! Brand new year! Lots going on! Hoo boy, is there ever a lot going on at the present moment! Some would say that there is perhaps a bit TOO much going on for it to be just halfway through the first month of the year! But what do I know, I’m just a Canadian porn guy! Let’s see what awaits us in this month’s update!

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I won’t lie, a very big, very real part of me would like to start this post off with some variation of “Good fucking riddance to 2025” on account of it many, many shitty happenings. But that would run somewhat counter to the pride I feel at everything we’ve managed to accomplish in spite of it all. Like, it would not be inaccurate to call 2025 the best year of BP Games’s existence to date across basically every metric OTHER than “geopolitical climate regarding porn and free speech”. So, bearing in mind the admittedly-mixed feelings I have towards this year, let’s go ahead and celebrate what we managed.

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Pitches are now being accepted for essays to be included in the fourth issue of the Adult Analysis Anthology, the web’s premiere destination for high-quality long-form writing about porn games and porn game culture. If you would like to jump right to pitching, you can do so via this form. If you would like to learn more about the anthology and the pitch process, read on!

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​I’ll state right at the top that a significant motivator for the writing of this post is simply to push Tourney of Tyranny Part 1​ back into visibility for my audience. I’ll admit that here and now: this is a marketing exercise. As much as Tourney of Tyranny​ is a labour of love, it’s also a product that cost money for me to create, and the more money I make back from the sales of said product, the easier it is for me to justify continuing to make products like it. 

However, I’d also like to take this opportunity to write a little bit about WHY I’m bothering to perform this kind of exercise, when in the past I’ve tended to let our releases speak for themselves. The short answer: Tourney of Tyranny, due to the Payment-Processor-Unfriendly nature of its sexual content, needs extra conscious support in order to receive the same visibility our other projects enjoy.

You might have noticed this in Tourney of Tyranny’s page copy, but I’m even being coy about the nature of said sexual content (hereafter referred to as “The Kink”) because there are many documented instances of crowdfunding platforms like Patreon stalking the social feeds of people using their services and denying them said services for off-platform violations. Our Patreon income is pretty insignificant at the moment, but with things as dire as they are at the moment in terms of ways you can make money from pornography, it pays to be circumspect. Suffice it to say that The Kink is frequently characterized by glowing eyes, swirly pupils, and characters being compelled by some mixture of fantastical powers, weird science, or made-up pheromones into performing acts that they might not otherwise have performed. We all know what’s being referred to now, yes?

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Prime Vulpes, echo-aspect of ghost wizard Vulpes Thundergrip, gives a lecture at the University of the Esoteric Arts. Surely nothing untoward is going on underneath that lectern! Art by Pacha!

Happy December, everyone! Got all your shopping done? Me personally, I’m holding some cash in reserve for the holiday sale season. Let’s get into all the fun stuff for this update!

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PICTURED: Vessel and Charybdis, having a frank and honest exchange of ideas. Art by Pacha!

Happy November, everyone! Here in Vancouver, the rains have fully arrived, the days have gotten painfully short, and it’s dark and wet always. November kind of sucks, but at least it makes it nice to be indoors. Let’s get into the update!

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