Wet Girl

Wet Girl

Released Jan 2019

This is a unique first-person spraying game. Take a water gun and spray the hot dancing girls, and when you wet their clothes completely, you win. When you see their angry expressions or hear them panting, don't stop spraying just for the sake of your pity on them.

86% positive · 3,293 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

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Steam $0.99
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Evaluation

Wet Girl launched on January 30, 2019 and received a concentrated burst of updates over its first several months. Stage 8 was published on March 23, 2019, followed by Free Mode support for Stage 8 on March 24, 2019. The one released DLC — Stage 8 — shipped on April 1, 2019. A story conclusion update arrived on July 6, 2019, and a final Free Mode content addition for Stage 8 followed on July 19, 2019. The developer framed the July 6 update explicitly as the end of the story arc, and no content announcements or updates of any kind have been made since — aside from a lone bug fix on February 10, 2021. All DLC has shipped, the story has been concluded by the developer's own description, and the game has been silent for years. The game launched and concluded as a complete, self-contained package.
Evidence
Final Free Mode content added to Stage 8 — the last substantive content update
news post · Jul 19, 2019 source content shipped
high
Developer released the story conclusion, explicitly marking the end of the game's narrative arc
news post · Jul 6, 2019 source development ending
high

Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Released
Apr 2019

Media

Details

Developer
Publisher
Shoot Girl
Achievements
17
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Story Background

The daughter of a nightclub owner ask you for help to bring down their competitor. You need to sneak into the competitor's nightclub and spray the dancing girls inside with water.

Gameplay

This game adopt first-person view. Control the main character to move and spray from a proper angle. Once you completely wet a girl's clothes, your task is complete.

Features

  • The unique first-person spray game
  • Sweet, sexy girls' hot dance moves
  • Irresistible temptations of girls' wet body
  • Unique and uncommon, play only once and it will be unforgettable!

Best experience

The most important highlight of the game is to watch the girls dancing in the stage 3 and 7 in free mode!
Lovely and sexy girls, varying dance styles, dynamic dance music, ambient lighting flashing to the rhythm of the dance music. Together they create a nightclub atmosphere. This is the core experience this the game will bring to players!

When the famous violinist Lindsey Stirling played her violin in the New York subway, no one passing had stopped. However it's not because the audience couldn't understand the music! Rather, it's because beautiful musics needs a bit of foil. Energetic beautiful girls, brisk dance moves, good expressions, warm and quiet environment, These all greatly enhance the experience of listening to music!

The dance moves used in the game are generated by capturing real girls' motion while they are dancing some of the world's most popular dance moves, and the animation itself is top quality! However, if there isn't any foils, the experience will not be good. For the best experience, keep the following in mind:
  • 1. Graphics card should be Nvidia GTX970 or better;
  • 2. Display: Monitor needs to have a resolution of 1920*1080 or higher, supports sRGB or better, and is 23 inches or larger. Curved monitors are even better;
  • 3. Run the game in full screen mode;
  • 4. The environment should be dim and quiet;
  • 5. Bose QC20 noise canceling headphones or better;
  • 6. The game volume must be large enough;
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