100%.
I just finished it and it makes me happy in the way that I experienced a meaningful and fantastic story, with tons of laughs but also cries and really sad parts. And damn, I didn't expect this, I thought I just downloaded a porn game.
This is useful information, however it means I will not be playing it. I do not watch television dramas, I do not read "great literature", and I avoid any game in which I cannot defy all sad endings. Otherwise, I hyperempathize with the characters and I am miserable for days. I will literally cry about it for a week.
The ending is more bittersweet than sad, but there is a section before it where you'll feel sad outright. So be warned.
But I've just started playing and 5 mins into the game it has already crashed twice, I had an exception and Dr. Williams renders in the hospital room were black for me the first time (I had to quit and run the game again to be able to see them).
Well I was planning on playing this game then I read your comment. I just cant handle that kind of stress. I don't like seeing characters die in the game. I want to have fun and romance and sex. Not tears, pain and suffering if I want the tears pain and suffering Id just think about my real life instead.
Not a problem. It completely hit me by surprise. And I know PinkCake's style so it didn't surprise me, but it still left a very sour taste in my mouth.
As far as I know, you will still be left with the choice to save only one of Melissa and Megan, that part is there no matter what you do in the game. But being faithful to Megan/Melissa does yield dividend, Melissa will stick with you through everything for example(instead of her forgiving you in the end), I haven't tried the Megan path, but I assume she will do the same.
Thank you, seriously, for being clear about this. I was already leaning toward not playing (which is a shame, because the production value is sky-high), but this just makes it definite. That kind of (honestly a bit contrived sounding) forced-death (and not just forced death, but you choosing who literally lives and dies between two people you might care for) sounds like the opposite of a good time.
It would've been less-not-okay if the option for a poly relationship wasn't there or one of the girls was more a friend, but given the game can play out they're all in relationship with each other, it feels forced in order to get rid of one of the girls for the sake of "drama' or whatever.
