FAQ

What is this site?

A release tracker for adult games. It lists every game on Lewdzone that received a build in the last two years, newest build first, with the version, platforms, size and date. It does not host files and has no game pages of its own: each row links to the game's page on Lewdzone, and to Xgame9 when the game can be played in a browser.

How often does it update?

Once a week. The date in the footer is the snapshot the current pages were built from. Builds pushed after that date appear at the next rebuild.

What does the blue version chip mean?

The build was pushed within 7 days of the snapshot date. It is the only colour signal on the site; everything else is grey.

Why is a game listed under several platforms?

Because it shipped a build for each. The Windows, Mac, Linux and Android feeds list the same version and date for that game. "Browser" means there is a playable version on Xgame9.

Where do the sizes come from?

From the listing on Lewdzone, rounded. A dash means no size was given. Sizes are for the largest platform build, usually Windows.

What does the status mean?

Ongoing: still receiving builds. Completed: the developer marked it finished; later builds are fixes. Demo: an early public slice. On hold: paused by the developer. Abandoned: no build for a long time and no word from the developer.

Can I search?

Yes. The search page runs entirely in your browser over a prebuilt index of all tracked games, with filters for platform, engine, status and genre, and a sort by newest build or popularity.

Is there an RSS feed?

Several. The main feed carries the 100 newest builds; there is a completed-only feed, a big-releases feed, and one feed per platform and per engine. See the feeds page.

Why is a game missing?

Either it has not had a build in two years, or it is excluded by the network's content rules, which are stricter than Lewdzone's own listing.