Lovecraft Locker

There’s something undeniably cursed, and hilarious, about Lovecraftian horror colliding headfirst with horny anime chaos. Lovecraft Locker: Tentacle Lust doesn’t pretend to be anything more than it is: a goofy, gloriously inappropriate spin on old-school hallway strategy games, now bubbling over with pink goo, eldritch innuendo, and just enough gameplay sauce to keep you clicking. It’s a spiritual successor to the original Tentacle Locker from 2018, but with more teeth, more tentacles, and a surprisingly sticky gameplay loop.

You are not a student. You are not a teacher. You are an ancient, possibly perverted tentacle god who’s taken up residence inside a row of lockers at a suspiciously under-supervised school. Your goal? Capture unsuspecting girls with your writhing tendrils, harvest their “Lust” (don’t ask), and use that energy to upgrade your increasingly unholy locker empire.

Every capture feels like the start of some ridiculous forbidden ritual. Navigate the halls with A/D keys (or touch controls), wait for the perfect moment, and slam the space bar to abduct your target. But timing is everything, let another girl witness your hentai hijinks and it’s game over, narc style.

Once a girl’s been properly… tentacle’d, you earn Lust, a currency that unlocks new lockers, upgrades, and even more depraved “locker scenes” you can trigger with the Enter key. It’s like an idle clicker wrapped in hentai skin, with a dash of light stealth and long-term progression that’s surprisingly effective at reeling you in (pun very intended).

There’s a layer of comedy baked into everything here: from the knowingly dumb horror references to the escalating absurdity of managing a tentacle-based locker farm in a school. It’s cheeky, crude, and utterly unapologetic, and frankly, that’s kind of the point. Underneath the lewd veneer is a solid loop of risk, reward, and unlockable chaos that taps into the same dopamine-drip ethos that keeps idle games sticky.

Lovecraft Locker: Tentacle Lust is the kind of game that knows exactly what it is: part smut, part satire, and a whole lot of tentacles. If you’re looking for a cleverly naughty way to pass time, and maybe laugh at the absurdity of your choices, this locker’s open. Just… don’t let anyone catch you playing it.