The game follows a specific narrative structure where the protagonist moves to a new town with his family and must navigate daily life while mastering the powers provided by the glasses. Version represents a significant point in the game's public release cycle, continuing the developer's trend of adding specialized "VIP events," new character interactions, and technical optimizations for mobile devices. Gameplay Mechanics and Features
The success of the original Glassix led to the development of , which shifts the gameplay toward a "rogue-lite" structure. While the first game focused on a singular overarching story, the sequel uses different scenarios and a "Karma" system to replace the original energy mechanics, though it retains recurring characters like Lily and Anael. Glassix v0.17 released - Patreon
: Players collect "sex energy" through interactions, which can be spent on powerful spells to simplify gameplay. Additionally, working jobs provides money to buy items for the protagonist or the girls. Glassix [v0.77.0 Public] [APK]
is a simulation game developed by Gaweb Studio that combines elements of visual novels, sandbox exploration, and role-playing. The title refers to a pair of "suspicious glasses" given to the protagonist by his supposedly deceased father, which grant the wearer supernatural abilities such as seeing through clothing and influencing the minds of others.
The core loop of Glassix involves balancing mundane responsibilities with the growth of the protagonist's supernatural influence. The game follows a specific narrative structure where
: The game features 34 unique female characters. Players can increase their "control" over these characters to unlock new events and commands.
The "APK" designation indicates that the game is available for devices, allowing users to play on mobile phones or tablets. Because Glassix is an independent project frequently hosted on platforms like itch.io and Patreon, the APK is typically distributed directly rather than through official app stores like Google Play. While the first game focused on a singular
: This specific version is part of the "Public" release tier. The developer typically releases versions to Patreon supporters first before making them available to the general public.