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12 Yr. Olds And Up Get Tentacles, Rope Play And Suggestive Udder Spray

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Kotaku writes: "Last week while we were caught up in the E3 circus, we missed the launch of PS3 title Tears to Tiara. Bummer! The game went on sale July 17th, and the "Adventure + simulation" fantasy sword-swinging RPG features 2D cutscenes. A bevy of screenies are popping up online showing just how suggestive the game is - tentacle touching included! Other MAXIMUM RISKY scenes include cow milking and bound girls and girls in mid-riffs. Here's the kicker: This Japanese game is rated CERO B, which is ages 12 and up, so start 'em young. Check out the gallery below."
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