A Mother’s Love is a teeny bit of a mess, but its incredible smut and its fun take on a classic trope make it a great story to check out.
Let’s start with the mess. This game goes hard fast with its pacing and heat, and then pulls waaay back in both. Within the first few dozen panels, there are some hardcore scenes of cheating, NTR, and impregnation risks. However, if you then try to romance the mother, you’ll get pity blowjobs and requests not to peek on her in the shower. This in turn bleeds into the pacing of the story, making it feel literally anticlimactic for hundreds of panels.
Graphically, the posing in this game can also be a bit of a distraction. There are some scenes where a character's writing expresses sadness, guilt, or some other strong emotion, but their faces remain neutral or fail to summarize their text box. (Aside: shout out to the author for modeling Chloe’s dad after Robbie Rotten.)
Finally, and this is more of a personal gripe, but it bugs me how little effort the protagonist makes with Chloe. It seems that you either fight to maintain an unhappy relationship with her or leave the relationship entirely. Despite the protagonist’s seemingly masterful levels of manipulation and sexual prowess, capable of corrupting a married grown woman into a sex slave, he makes no attempt to improve his sex life with Chloe--a girl who still fucking loves him for some reason, even though she only sees him when he’s cucking her.
However: goddamn A Mother’s Love's storytelling can't be denied. The corruption and even some of the romance is truly evocative. It barely even flirts with the impregnation kink and yet Checkov’s creampie is enough to keep you turning the pages, waiting for when someone’s going to miss a period. There’s also suddenly a business scandal going on? I don’t know where we're going, but this author is clearly driven by a vision and I want to see more.
Let’s start with the mess. This game goes hard fast with its pacing and heat, and then pulls waaay back in both. Within the first few dozen panels, there are some hardcore scenes of cheating, NTR, and impregnation risks. However, if you then try to romance the mother, you’ll get pity blowjobs and requests not to peek on her in the shower. This in turn bleeds into the pacing of the story, making it feel literally anticlimactic for hundreds of panels.
Graphically, the posing in this game can also be a bit of a distraction. There are some scenes where a character's writing expresses sadness, guilt, or some other strong emotion, but their faces remain neutral or fail to summarize their text box. (Aside: shout out to the author for modeling Chloe’s dad after Robbie Rotten.)
Finally, and this is more of a personal gripe, but it bugs me how little effort the protagonist makes with Chloe. It seems that you either fight to maintain an unhappy relationship with her or leave the relationship entirely. Despite the protagonist’s seemingly masterful levels of manipulation and sexual prowess, capable of corrupting a married grown woman into a sex slave, he makes no attempt to improve his sex life with Chloe--a girl who still fucking loves him for some reason, even though she only sees him when he’s cucking her.
However: goddamn A Mother’s Love's storytelling can't be denied. The corruption and even some of the romance is truly evocative. It barely even flirts with the impregnation kink and yet Checkov’s creampie is enough to keep you turning the pages, waiting for when someone’s going to miss a period. There’s also suddenly a business scandal going on? I don’t know where we're going, but this author is clearly driven by a vision and I want to see more.