Hubs
20 strips
Parody is the only thing every game here has in common. These twenty tags are the ones that get paired with it most, so each gets a hub: a short write-up, the numbers, and the full strip. Pick the one that sounds like your kind of issue.
Male Protagonist
1,255 panels. Parody games where you play as a man dropped into a world you already know, usually with a familiar cast to talk to.
2DCG
1,111 panels. Parody games drawn in 2D, from traced-over show style to original art that tries to match the source.
Animated
1,004 panels. Parody games with animated scenes rather than still images, from short loops to fully moving sequences.
Mobile Game
587 panels. Parody games with a proper Android build or a layout designed for a phone, playable on the go.
3DCG
538 panels. Parody games rendered in 3D, usually posed and rendered scenes rather than real-time graphics.
Fantasy
481 panels. Parody games set in fantasy worlds: magic, kingdoms, monsters and quests borrowed from established series.
Sandbox
419 panels. Parody games with free-roaming structure: pick a location, pick a time of day, build up relationships at your own pace.
Visual Novel
417 panels. Parody games told as visual novels: read, choose, branch, mostly in Ren'Py and often playable in the browser.
Monster Girl
390 panels. Parody games whose cast includes monster girls from established series and settings.
Adventure
376 panels. Parody games with an adventure structure: explore, talk, solve, progress through a familiar world.
Female Protagonist
363 panels. Parody games where you play as a woman, often the lead character of the source itself.
2D Game
346 panels. Parody games with 2D gameplay: platformers, side-scrollers, top-down maps and browser mini-games.
Corruption
314 panels. Parody games built around a corruption arc, where a familiar character changes over the course of the story.
Romance
313 panels. Parody games with a romance at the centre: courtship, relationships and routes with familiar characters.
Ai CG
295 panels. Parody games whose art is generated with AI tools rather than drawn or rendered by hand.
Harem
291 panels. Parody games where the protagonist gathers a whole cast of characters from the source rather than choosing one.
Humor
275 panels. Parody games that are actually funny on purpose: jokes about the source, fourth-wall breaks and comedy writing.
Lesbian
257 panels. Parody games centred on relationships between women, often pairing characters from the same source.
Monster
256 panels. Parody games with monsters in the cast, from fantasy creatures to the creatures of a specific series.
RPG
235 panels. Parody games with RPG systems: levels, battles, inventories and quests in a familiar world.