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Updated: 01 October 2019
Genre: Porn Game, 2DCG, Male Protagonist, Parody, Animated, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Corruption, Management, Superpowers, Sex Toys, Vaginal Sex, Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Prostitution, Mind Control, Cosplay, Voyeurism, Titfuck, Blackmail, Exhibitionism, Handjob, Humiliation, Interracial, Masturbation, Spanking,Superheroes
Censorship: None
Developer / Publisher: Gunsmoke Games
Platform: PC / Windows
Version: 2.2.4
Language game: English
Size: 1.29 GB (Unpacked 6.94 GB)
Description:
Something Unlimited is a comic-based parody brothel management game. You play as Lex, seeking to concoct a way to rid the world of superheroes while simultaneously placing yourself on one of its thrones. Unfortunately though, plans of world domination tend to cost a lot of money and you're practically broke. When Roulette comes to you with the idea for a 'meta-bordello', you think up the perfect way to supply her with incredibly enticing workers - as long as you get a fat cut of the profits, of course.
Will you be able to 'convince' enough heroines, henchwomen and villainesses to work for you? Can you grow the bordello enough to bankroll your final plan for world supremacy? Will you finally be able to take down the heroes/heroines once and for all, as well as your villainous rivals??
SU 2.2.4 Changelog
Fixed
- Rose's leash scenes hitting deadends
- Supergirl switched to new posing system
- Galatea switched to new posing system
- Camera moving to wrong positions in Vixen's private room
- Private Room black screen problems
- Supergirl showing up twice and scenes repeating in cell
- Batgirl's cell actions working out of order
- Nightwing appearance in Batgirl's cell being skipped
- Jinx and Rose being hirable after just being hired
Added
9 Backgrounds
- Deathstroke Content
- Artemis Bordello Scene
- Galatea Content
- Supergirl Costume
- Supergirl Intro Scene
- Slut Costume
- Slut Intro Scene
- Cell Dance Variants
- Cell Strip Variants
- Maxima Content
- Normal Costume
- Sazu Portrait
- Servant Portraits
- Nighty Costume
- Sex Scenes
- Servant Dance Scenes
- Servant Blowjob Scene
- Supergirl Content
- Lexcorp Costume
- Lexcorp Intro Scene
- Slut Costume
- Slut Intro Scene
- Cell Dance Variants
- Cell Strip Scenes
- Leash Scenes
- Cell Spanking Scenes
- Cell Blowjob Scenes
- Cell Sex Scenes
- Cell Anal Scenes
- Private Room Strip Scenes
- Private Room Blowjob Scenes
- Private Room Cumshot Scenes
- Private Room Sex Scenes
- Private Room Anal Scenes
- Exhibition Intro Scenes
- Exhibition Sex Scenes
- Exhibition Cumshot Scenes
Download
https://fboom.me/file/7ebbb7b272534/SU_2.2.4_7071.rar
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It’s becoming increasingly evident that the relationship between video games and depression is real and significant. Researchers are still studying gaming disorder to better understand how excessive gaming impacts people. Something they know already is that understanding the relationship between video games and depression can help treat both.
Video games and depression occur together in over a quarter of all people with gaming disorder. One group of study participants were addicted to video games, while the people in the control group were not hooked on gaming. Just over 26 percent of the video gamers had depression. Slightly more than 11 percent of non-gamers had depression (Liu, 2018).
The high percentage of gamers with depression compared to non-gamers indicates that although not everyone addicted to video games is depressed, the relationship between video games and depression is strong. Multiple studies (Whittek, et al., 2016) have shown that video game addiction is associated with numerous symptoms of depression, including:
- Low mood
- Lack of energy
- Sleep problems
- Irritability
This begs a new question: Does one disorder cause the other? Are video games causing depression in heavy gamers, or are people with depression turning to video games as an escape?
The Relationship Between Video Games and Depression: Is It Cause-and-Effect?
The answer to the question about the nature of the relationship between video games and depression is unsatisfactory to researchers, mental health professionals, and those with gaming disorder and depression. The nature is unknown, at least for now.
The problem isn’t that researchers don’t understand the connection. On the contrary, they understand it very well.
Liu and his colleagues (2018), for example, are among those who study the human brain and its functioning in disorders. They found that the same areas of the brain had abnormal functioning in both depression and gaming disorder. The amygdala, prefrontal cortex, gyrus, and the connection between the frontoparietal lobe and the amygdala are disrupted in the same way in addicted gamers and in people with depression.
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The problem lies in untangling the connection to see if one causes the other. Currently, it’s a chicken-and-egg conundrum. Gamers who live with depression may increasingly turn to gaming to escape their symptoms such as negative emotions, thoughts, and moods. Getting lost in gaming may be a sign of a problem in the gamer’s real-world life, an indication that something is missing.
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On the other hand, depression may develop as a result of the gaming lifestyle. Long hours spent without exercise or much movement at all, nutrition and hydration that are often poor, lack of significant interaction with real-world people, and an intense focus on the content of the game can all contribute to the development of depression.
Depression and Video Games are Correlated
At this point, no one has yet to determine a cause-and-effect relationship between depression and gaming disorder. Therefore, the two conditions are considered to be correlated: they’re related; one influences the other; and when one intensifies, the other does, too.
The fact that excessive gaming and depression are correlated has great implications for people facing both conditions. Treating one helps the other. For example, brain-based research indicates that therapy for depression improves both depression and gaming addiction. Getting help for one can end up being a double bonus when both depression and gaming disorder symptoms subside.
There’s no wrong way to start treatment. The important thing is simply to begin, because taking that first action step is what leads the way toward reduced depression and gaming disorder. Use the relationship to your advantage:
- Tune in to your unique experience. If you find that the more you play, the more depressed you become, you could begin healing by gradually reducing your time spent gaming
- If you find that you’re down more often than not and turn to gaming to deal with it, you might seek professional help for depression and see your gaming time decrease as you replace it with other things
If you or someone you care about is experiencing firsthand the relationship between video games and depression, you can use the correlation to your advantage. Begin treating your symptoms, and you are quite likely to see both conditions improve.
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APA Reference
Peterson, T. (2018, July 19). The Relationship Between Video Games and Depression, HealthyPlace. Retrieved on 2020, December 28 from https://www.healthyplace.com/addictions/gaming-disorder/the-relationship-between-video-games-and-depression