at their core, there are two types of plot-based adult visual novels: there are those where almost everything is predetermined and the choices you make around love interests do not matter. and there are those where the love interest choices and the main storyline are somewhat separated
Acting Lesson's biggest flaw is that it spends a lot of time trying to convince you it is the latter when it's really the former. it has a reason for doing this: it wants to lead you to what is meant to be a big, heavy, emotional choice and climax. the problem with something like this is that it only works if you play along with it. once you stop doing that, once you make the choices it doesn't expect you to make, it falls apart.
graphics are fully "mid": animations are just a step or two removed from stop motion and the renders, while slightly above average, are brought down by some of them featuring faces that range from "hilarious" to "outright terrifying"
Acting Lesson's biggest flaw is that it spends a lot of time trying to convince you it is the latter when it's really the former. it has a reason for doing this: it wants to lead you to what is meant to be a big, heavy, emotional choice and climax. the problem with something like this is that it only works if you play along with it. once you stop doing that, once you make the choices it doesn't expect you to make, it falls apart.
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graphics are fully "mid": animations are just a step or two removed from stop motion and the renders, while slightly above average, are brought down by some of them featuring faces that range from "hilarious" to "outright terrifying"