#Alter ego game hentia series#

A six episode OVA series adapting the visual novel was produced by studio Majin from 2011 to 2016. The plot centers around six students and a teacher who wake up in a mysterious white room and are forced to participate in cruel games involving rape and torture, under the threat of execution. It was first released on Jfor Microsoft Windows. Freud’s English translator indeed used the Latin word ‘id’.Euphoria ( ユーフォリア, Yūforia) is a Japanese extreme eroge visual novel developed by ClockUp. Friedrich Nietzsche, who is thought to have influenced Freud also often used the German pronoun das Es.According to Wikipedia: Freud borrowed the term “das Es” from Georg Groddeck, a German physician to whose unconventional ideas Freud was much attracted (Groddeck’s translators render the term in English also as “the It”).She is shown to act according to Sigmund Freud’s Pleasure Principle, which is what an id operates under. In fact, the German word for the id is “Es”. The id is an interesting aspect of the human psychic apparatus, that which contains the human‘s innate desires, needs, and impulses. Es likely represents the id in Freudian Psychology.In the game's prototype, Es would apparently give you the option to gamble EGO to unlock the personality assesments if the player didn't want to wait.It is unknown if Ego Rex continues to interact with Es upon achieving that ending. Despite Ego Rex's mutual disdain for Es, they seem to approve of and accept the Alter Ego ending, warning the player that by restarting the route, the player will rob Es of her happy ending.Within the Super Ego route, Es talks about having dreams about Ego Rex, and begging them for forgiveness. In the ID route, Es desires to kill Ego Rex for the conformist behavior they try to force upon her.

They constantly tell Es to conform, which often annoys her more, as well as calling her a mistake and a failure.

Ego Rex: Es has a deep-seated hatred for Ego Rex as they constantly berate her for her impulses.

In Alter Ego Extra Content, she appears to have feelings for the player, admitting that she loves the player.

Within the Alter Ego route, the player helps her see that she does not have to reject the world or herself and she continues her road of self-discovery with the player.

By the end, she sees herself as the villain of the player's story and disappears, begging them to help her.

Within the Super-Ego Route, she begins to see herself as unclean and evil and will talk to the player about this.

When its time to reset the route, Es will call the player a delusion, beg them not to leave, and will tell them to repeat their mistakes once more.

Within the ID route, she begins to see the player as a delusion or a dream, and refers to them as her hope.

Es questions themselves and their relationship to the player throughout the first two acts, however, will still conduct personality tests with the player. The Player: To the player, Es acts like a guide, helping them understand themselves through personality tests until the third act.By the end, she accepts herself and tries to find a way where she can be herself as well as accept the world she is living in. She compares her life to the picture books that are read during some of the personality tests. Within the Alter Ego (AE) route, she admits to having dreams about the other two routes and is deeply afflicted as to what they mean. Within the Superego (SE) route, she begins to see herself as evil and unclean and ends up disappearing as a result of her desire to stop existing as she succumbs to Ego Rex's wishes. Within the ID route, Es begins to go mentally insane, as her destructive impulses consume her and she begins to believe that the world around her and the characters within it (the player and Ego Rex) are nothing more than dreams and figments of her imagination, outright calling the player a delusion once she is at the end of the Id route. She struggles with conformity and her own desires, and it is easy for her to begin to reject herself or for her to reject the world, each leading to the ID and Superego routes, respectively. She is extremely lonely, something made clear within the ID and Alter Ego routes. She wears elaborate and Victorian-era-style formal European attire, along with a pair of white gloves.įor most of the story, she seems calm and collected, even though she expresses her distaste for Ego Rex and will occasionally dwell on her destructive impulses. Es‘s appearance is that of a young woman with long dark hair, braided and swept to her left.

Alter ego game hentia