Best Nudity Games on Steam
Games containing visible nudity as content, tone, fan service, or adult material.
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1The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition
- Players say: Play Geralt, a monster hunter searching for Ciri, as you investigate contracts, fight creatures, and make choices across an open world. Players like: Story-Driven Quests · Open-World Exploration · Memorable Characters
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You are Geralt of Rivia, mercenary monster slayer. Before you stands a war-torn, monster-infested continent you can explore at will. Your current contract? Tracking down Ciri — the Child of Prophecy, a living weapon that can alter the shape of the world.
May 18, 2015
In this game, you can…
- miss a unique card from an NPC, then later find that same card lying under a tree of hanged civilians if you never won it.
- pay out of your own pocket to take care of an orphan, finishing the quest with less money than you started.
- ignore the main quest and travel the continent just to find one specific card and beat one specific merchant at Gwent.
- turn a simple contract into a whole mini-drama, like mediating a divorce and then stumbling into a curse and a missing-person hunt.
- build fights around prep: read a monster entry, choose the right oil, brew a potion, pack bombs, then walk in ready.
- switch from swordplay to a full spell-and-alchemy style: parry, dodge, shield up, cast, then escalate to oils and bombs for bosses.
- walk into a huge city without a loading screen, then watch people change routines from day to night and react to rain.
- make small choices that ripple forward and change outcomes much later, leaving you stuck with the consequences.
2Baldur's Gate 3
- Players say: Lead a parasite-infected hero and party through a choice-driven fantasy quest of exploration, dialogue, and tactical turn-based combat. Players like: Meaningful Choices · Companion Stories · Environmental Tactics
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Baldur’s Gate 3 is a story-rich, party-based RPG set in the universe of Dungeons & Dragons, where your choices shape a tale of fellowship and betrayal, survival and sacrifice, and the lure of absolute power.
Aug 3, 2023
In this game, you can…
- possess a guard, make them open a gate that releases giant spiders, then watch the chaos from the rafters.
- stack a bunch of boxes into a tower, then climb it to reach places you couldn't otherwise.
- romance wildly different beings, including vampires, ogres, lizards, and even a tentacled god.
- surround a boss with explosive barrels before the fight, then blow them up instead of fighting fair.
- turn a flooded room into an electric trap, then have the enemy freeze it into ice so everyone slips while you hold the door.
- pick up a locked chest and carry it back to camp to open later instead of unlocking it on the spot.
- earn a dog's trust step by step, pet them, play fetch, and eventually have them become your familiar.
- talk your way through conflicts, befriend enemies, or side with or kill basically any faction and watch regions treat you differently afterward.
3Dispatch
- Players say: After his mech suit is destroyed, ex-hero Robert dispatches former villains, balancing city emergencies with office choices. Players like: Character Writing · Humor and Dialogue · Voice Performances
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Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy where choices matter. Manage a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes and strategize who to send to emergencies around the city, all while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and your own quest to become a hero. All episodes out now!
Oct 22, 2025
In this game, you can…
- watch heroes level up into wild abilities, like healing a teammate mid-mission or cloning themselves to fill empty roster slots.
- replay entire episodes and scenes from an episode menu to see how different choices ripple forward.
- run a superhero call center after your mech suit gets wrecked.
- rehabilitate a roster of ex-supervillains by juggling their quirks, grudges, loyalties, and office relationships.
- read vague emergency calls, infer what's really happening, and dispatch the right mix of heroes to handle it.
- send multiple heroes to the same incident and trigger hidden interactions, extra effects, or secret dialogue when the matchup is right.
- make tiny dialogue choices that change which heroes join or get dropped later, pushing you into radically different team lineups.
- play quick hacking mini-games between dispatch decisions without leaving the flow of the shift.
- disable QTEs, or keep them on for timed memory challenges and situational sequence puzzles.
4Devil May Cry 5
- Players say: Hunt demons across Red Grave City as Nero, Dante, and V, chaining character-specific attacks to earn stylish combat ranks. Players like: Fluid Combo Combat · Distinct Character Styles · Energetic Soundtrack
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The ultimate Devil Hunter is back in style, in the game action fans have been waiting for.
Mar 7, 2019
In this game, you can…
- rev a motorcycle into a weapon, then dual-wield demon bikes as chainsaws to carve through enemies.
- stay back while commanding three demon familiars at once, resummoning them on demand, then stepping in only to finish weakened enemies.
- swap between multiple weapons, guns, and fighting styles in the same fight, including firing a gun that plays the drums.
- grapple demons, stop time, or launch explosive punches using swap-in prosthetic arms mid-combo.
- chase an SSS-style rank by launching enemies airborne, chaining 12-hit strings, and taunting before you touch the ground again.
- engineer long mid-air juggles by canceling moves, swapping stances, switching weapons, and linking attacks into entirely new routes on the fly.
- play as Vergil with three weapons, expanded moves, and extra taunts as a full character, not a stripped-down boss.
- fight through 101 rooms in an endurance mode, pushing deeper for unlockable extras when you finally clear it.
5Resident Evil Village
- Players say: As Ethan Winters, search a hostile village for your kidnapped daughter in first-person survival horror built around combat, puzzles, and scavenging. Players like: Ethan's Family Story · Atmospheric Locations · Horror-Action Variety
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Experience survival horror like never before in the 8th major installment in the Resident Evil franchise - Resident Evil Village. With detailed graphics, intense first-person action and masterful storytelling, the terror has never felt more realistic.
May 6, 2021
In this game, you can…
- get stripped of your gear and forced through an entire escape-room-like horror house with only puzzles and dread to rely on.
- get stalked through a giant castle by a nine-foot vampire lady while you solve puzzles and find hidden passages.
- hunt animals around the village, bring the meat to a merchant, and cook meals that permanently boost your stats.
- block a hit, shove an enemy back, then turn the shove into space to reload or craft before the next attack lands.
- find treasure in side paths, haul it back to a merchant, and turn it into weapon upgrades that carry into future playthroughs.
- fight a boss that transforms into a giant fish-like monster in a flooded reservoir, then chase the fight through shifting arenas.
- use the village as a hub you keep returning to, reopening locked routes with new gear to uncover optional minibosses and secrets.
- turn fights into improvised set pieces by triggering explosives, using flour clouds, moving shelves for cover, and aiming for weak points.
6Crab Game
- Players say: Compete in first-person playground-style minigames, using movement and physics to outlast up to 34 other players. Players like: Funny With Friends · Chaotic Minigames · Proximity Voice Chat
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Crab Game is a First-Person Multiplayer game where you play through several different minigames based on children's games, until only one player stands victorious.
Oct 29, 2021
In this game, you can…
- hand your friend a stick in the lobby and watch them explode immediately.
- bait someone into hiding with you on a bed, wait until the last 15 seconds, then betray them with a coordinated gun-and-katana ambush.
- get launched to your death because someone barely taps you at full speed from behind.
- pick playground-style rounds like Red Light/Green Light, Floor Is Lava, and King of the Hill, then watch one shove instantly turn it lethal.
- duel on a hilltop with sticks, trade hits at the edge, knock one attacker into the water, then 180 and send the next one flying.
- survive rounds by doing almost nothing, standing perfectly still while everyone else flings each other off the map.
- form a four-person alliance, then have all four of you immediately push each other off a cliff anyway.
- learn movement tricks and momentum hits that let you tag people and send them flying across the map.
7Outlast
- Players say: Investigative journalist Miles Upshur enters Mount Massive Asylum, using a night-vision camcorder to evade its patients and uncover its secrets. Players like: Claustrophobic Asylum Atmosphere · Sound-Driven Tension · Helpless Run And Hide
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Hell is an experiment you can't survive in Outlast, a first-person survival horror game developed by veterans of some of the biggest game franchises in history. As investigative journalist Miles Upshur, explore Mount Massive Asylum and try to survive long enough to discover its terrible secret... if you dare.
Sep 4, 2013
In this game, you can…
- use a camcorder's night vision to see in total darkness, but every second burns battery so you have to keep scavenging while you're hunted.
- get through most of the game with no weapons at all.
- get grabbed, thrown through windows, and dragged through doors when enemies catch you instead of just taking damage.
- turn on a generator to restore power, then immediately survive your first full chase and find the nearest place to hide.
- sneak in through scaffolding and vents, open a door, and find a skinned corpse hanging upside down in the library.
- crawl through wrecked offices and cells, push into blacked-out rooms, and keep moving while you never know what's waiting behind the next doorway.
- pick up documents and notes to uncover what happened at Mount Massive, including a corporation's experiments and what they turned people into.
8The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition
- Players say: As Geralt investigates a king’s murder, political choices redirect the story while tactical fights demand preparation. Players like: Branching Story Paths · Memorable Characters · Meaningful Choices
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A time of untold chaos has come. Mighty forces clash behind the scenes in a struggle for power and influence. The Northern Kingdoms mobilize for war. But armies on the march are not enough to stop a bloody conspiracy...
Apr 16, 2012
In this game, you can…
- pick between Roche and Iorveth and watch the rest of the game reroute into different chapters, locations, and main story arcs.
- turn Triss into a small figurine without realizing it, carry her around, and later crack it open to free her and expose a spy.
- wake up naked on a beach with a new neck tattoo, then retrace your drunken night to figure out how it happened.
- get framed for a king's murder, break out of a dungeon, and hunt the real assassin while piecing together your lost memory.
- walk into a cursed battlefield where an entire war zone is enchanted, then team up with mages to lift the curse before you can move on.
- drink potions before fights, coat your blade with oils, lay traps and bombs, and survive by timing Signs instead of just swinging.
- fight in an arena mode where endless enemy waves test your full combat toolkit under mounting pressure.
- import past choices and keep continuity details across games, including carrying that tattoo forward into The Witcher 3.
- reach the ending and get a detailed rundown of how your earlier choices reshaped characters, regions, and political outcomes.
9Metro: Last Light Redux
- Players say: In postwar Moscow's Metro, Artyom faces factional conflict and mutant threats through stealth, resource management, and gunfights. Players like: Oppressive Metro Atmosphere · Story and Characters · Stealth and Combat
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It is the year 2034. Beneath the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow, in the tunnels of the Metro, the remnants of mankind are besieged by deadly threats from outside – and within. Mutants stalk the catacombs beneath the desolate surface, and hunt amidst the poisoned skies above.
Aug 25, 2014
In this game, you can…
- use bullets as money, so every firefight is also a spending decision.
- pump your flashlight by hand, wipe your gas mask, and check your watch for survival info.
- earn a better ending by doing things like giving to beggars, listening to conversations, sparing people, and even playing instruments.
- swap a gas mask filter while mutants are mid-attack.
- play with no HUD and scarce supplies where even a cracked gas mask can ruin you.
- sneak through entire areas by killing lights, knocking guards out, and staying in shadow as they investigate noises.
- get chased through a level where you can vault and jump while staying ahead of an enemy.
- fight a giant rhino-like monster while smaller mutants swarm in to complicate the boss battle.
10Everlasting Summer
- Players say: After dozing on a winter bus, Semyon wakes at a summer pioneer camp, where choices shape relationships, mysteries, and endings. Players like: Immersive Camp Atmosphere · Memorable Soundtrack · Emotional Story
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Visual novel loved by many – Everlasting Summer – now on Steam!
Nov 19, 2014
In this game, you can…
- fall asleep on a snowy night bus and wake up in a Soviet summer camp as a younger teenager.
- clear all six main character good endings to trigger a new character appearing at the mine and pushing the central mystery further.
- piece together clues from multiple routes until the overarching story turns into reality-bending psychological sci-fi revelations.
- live through a summer camp that treats your sudden de-aging like it's completely normal, even rooming you with the camp director.
- follow a prank into a disused mine and bunker, uncovering an underground mystery thread that keeps resurfacing across routes.
- finish a good ending and unlock an extra route that swings the whole story into horror-comedy territory.
- replay the same days and get completely different late-game events depending on which route you're on, like uncovering secret versions of the summer.
- play a poker-inspired card game as a side activity with real strategy instead of just dialogue choices.
