Counting only the ones you get to meet face to face in the love's routes present and that you either know already or learn the name of (and don't name yourself): Lin, Michelle, Caroline, Genevieve, Emily (and yes, we are definitely counting that cutie), Haruko, Misako, and Sophia. That's one and a half additional mini harems right there.
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Well as hordragg said, there are many girl who aren't in mini harem in love route. But in harem route you get Alison, Alice, Mel, Shadow, Jess (when she show up), Ava, Genevieve, Nadia, Winter, Maria, etc. (I might forgot some) Basically almost all female you meet in harem route, you can fuck them.
Hatem path?...meh...count me out.
...trouble is I've never met a girl who loved me either Ha*r*em. My badHatem path?...meh...count me out.
I've never met a girl I haven't loved
I have enough love for everyone including you.well good for you and winter.
yep the harem its my favorite 2 even the story have more actions and more scenes with all .. specially the (chubby tattoo short heir hit girl) and the (nephew)
Well, your count is off a tad but other than that your point is a valid one:
Whoops, my bad. I must’ve gone through the text a little too fast, but since you don’t have a sex scene and only two of them are visibly pregnant, as you pointed out, I thought only Shadow and Jessica were romantically involved with MC. It’s also a bit of a letdown that you don’t really “choose” the girls in this route so much as you’re given them if you abstain from all the others, so you just end up with fewer sex scenes in total, and not as many interactions with the girls themselves (unless you cheat).
I thought it quite clever actually. While one only gets to choose between Alice, Alison, and Melissa, staying undecided leads to an interesting conundrum once Jessica gets thrown (back) into the mix. Because the MC now obsesses over the fact that picking one over the others will break the latter. The solution to his self-destructive behaviour as proposed by Alice (or was it Alison?) is taking away the need to choose in the first place. Which is an interesting turn of events for those players, who were unable to chose a girl yet – ether because they couldn't decide between them or felt like missing out. So, it's a win–win, really.
