SINtendo SKANKBank by Kris P. Kreme
When besties and gamer girls Layla and Ellie are challenged through the comments on their popular YouTube channel, neither could imagine that playing a game head-to-head against each other will truly get into more than just their heads.
The challenged game has simple rules, shoot the most little animated dicks into the opponent’s piggy bank, both players seeing each other on the screens before them. But win or lose, neither girl will ever be the same.
Still, Layla and Ellie are as competitive as they come, and soon both may be cumming more than they dreamed, but only after getting downright personal and insulting in their attempts to distract each other and win SINtendo SKANKbank.
Whoever said gaming was just for guys never met eighteen year old nextdoor besties and competitive gamer girls, Layla and Ellie. They’ve made a decent name for themselves posting gameplay videos on YouTube, but their audience may never get to see the latest head-to-head challenge they take on one otherwise ordinary summer day when SINtendo enters the picture.
Chatting over the phone with each other one afternoon, the luscious raven-haired Layla and her blonde bestie are as usual giving each other hard times. Ellie’s boyfriend Edison is going to be over before too long and Layla is poking fun at her virginal bestie who only plans to let her boyfriend get to second base. And while Ellie is teasing Layla mostly about her intimidating single father, the gamer girls are definitely living a good life with their YouTube fame and incredible looks.
But everything is about to change when Layla mentions a challenge some online gamer guy with something of a following issued to the both of them. And it isn’t the usual challenge of playing against him, the idiot thinking girls have no place in gaming. It’s a link he sent so they can play his choice of a head-to-head game against each other.
According to Layla, the game he challenged them to play against each other was made by some knockoff gaming company in Japan, exclusively for gamer girls only. And it is called SKANKbank. But this may be one game neither of the girls have the experience, attitude, nor skills to truly handle… win or lose.
As soon as they launch SINtendo SKANKbank, playing against each other, each in their own bedrooms, Layla in the apartment above the garage in her house, they are blinded by flashes of light from their respective television screens. And after that, they are surprised to find that they are looking right at each other, the game apparently tapping into the cameras each of them has for motion capture gaming.
As a deep voice instructs their gameplay, Layla and Ellie find that the game is supposedly very simple, though tricky in a way they soon will have to learn to manage. Each girl has a piggy bank, the outline of that piggy bank overlaid on their images each can see on their television screens. And the object of the gameplay is to shoot the most dicks into the other girl’s skank bank, done by pressing the trigger buttons, amusing animated little dicks firing away.
But only one girl can successfully fire at a time, so distraction, insulting, provoking, and getting inside each others heads are the methods to successfully scoring and leading the game. Only when one of the skank banks is full, is there a winner, and that is when things get even stranger according to the gaming voice instructional. The winner of SKANKbank becomes the ultimate skank, while the loser must take all the dicks both players fired during the gameplay.
As misogynistic a premise as they’ve ever heard, typical of a game challenged by some online weirdo who thinks girls have no place in gaming… will Layla and Ellie soon discover that when playing SINtendo SKANKbank it doesn’t matter if you win or lose… both will never be the same again?
Readers Choice Month turns besties into bankers of only the best kind, skanky sinful seductively slutty competitive cum containing gamer girls ready for all the deposits only SINtendo can offer.
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