(Review of Ep. 8)
This appears to be another novella with great visuals and some humour added to make up for the weak story. In this case it would seem that the developer was inspired by some popular movies, TV series and other stuff to have a go at a story based on the concept of multiverse.
It's not terribly boring so far, though the fun tends to be provided mostly by Stella and Hunter, while the parents have generally boring dialogue. The story is mostly a cheap excuse to insert the sex scenes. For instance, a certain police officer wants to have sex to become pregnant, as if having sex once was a 100% foolproof way of achieving that, and when Hunter is left inconsciuous after refusing to have sex with the WTF lot, Theo is all happy about it. So, I presume the success of this will depend on how many people value visuals and cheap humour over anything else. But hey, absurd comedy has its audience too.
I'm also hoping the animations get better over time.
Anyways, I wish you good luck.
This appears to be another novella with great visuals and some humour added to make up for the weak story. In this case it would seem that the developer was inspired by some popular movies, TV series and other stuff to have a go at a story based on the concept of multiverse.
It's not terribly boring so far, though the fun tends to be provided mostly by Stella and Hunter, while the parents have generally boring dialogue. The story is mostly a cheap excuse to insert the sex scenes. For instance, a certain police officer wants to have sex to become pregnant, as if having sex once was a 100% foolproof way of achieving that, and when Hunter is left inconsciuous after refusing to have sex with the WTF lot, Theo is all happy about it. So, I presume the success of this will depend on how many people value visuals and cheap humour over anything else. But hey, absurd comedy has its audience too.
I'm also hoping the animations get better over time.
Anyways, I wish you good luck.