Stop making sense
I like post-apocalyptic stories - it's a great setting for interesting characters and character interactions.
Unfortunately, Apocalypse Mutant Erotica is written in such a poor way it made me gladly return to my pre-apocalyptic reality.
+ Interesting story premise / setting
+ Visuals are alright (but definitely not state-of-the-art).
+ Down-to-earth character models (not your typical exaggerated DAZ super models)
+ Unobtrusive text box with excellent readability
o No music or sound effects
- Implausible, inconsistent and shallow characters
- Poorly written story and dialogue (lack of build-up, coherence, logic and depth)
- Crude humour
- Engrish (at least in the intro - after that the English gets significantly better).
Just to give a few examples of the poor writing skills:
At the beginning of the story we meet a woman named Jody in the ruins of a city.
In its current form Apocalypse Mutant Erotica is just a poorly written and unintentionally funny fever dream - not the good kind of funny, but rather its cringey sibling.
Previously, I was looking forward to also give the sequel a try, but I guess I'll pass.
Some experiences are better left one of a kind.
I like post-apocalyptic stories - it's a great setting for interesting characters and character interactions.
Unfortunately, Apocalypse Mutant Erotica is written in such a poor way it made me gladly return to my pre-apocalyptic reality.
+ Interesting story premise / setting
+ Visuals are alright (but definitely not state-of-the-art).
+ Down-to-earth character models (not your typical exaggerated DAZ super models)
+ Unobtrusive text box with excellent readability
o No music or sound effects
- Implausible, inconsistent and shallow characters
- Poorly written story and dialogue (lack of build-up, coherence, logic and depth)
- Crude humour
- Engrish (at least in the intro - after that the English gets significantly better).
Just to give a few examples of the poor writing skills:
At the beginning of the story we meet a woman named Jody in the ruins of a city.
- She initially (re)acts hostile ("I will open your guts and have them for dinner"), but immediately turns friendly just a few moments later ("Pleased to meet you") - only to become clingy after another few moments ("Oh, can I join you? Please!").
- She tells the MC she hasn't spoken to anyone "in centuries" (I assume the writer either meant decades or years, but that would still be hard to believe, assuming it's a city).
- She also states that the MC is the first non-cannibal she's seen around (how does she even know at this point the MC isn't a cannibal? And why even bring it up as something positive when she just told the MC a minute before she's willing to have his guts for dinner?).
- Apparently she’s been able to survive for quite a long time on her own - so why is she suddenly acting so desperate and helpless, asking the MC to join him?
- She also admits she's afraid of being robbed, but still takes the MC (a complete stranger) to her hideout - not without telling him they won't have sex (why would a woman even unnecessarily bring up this topic?).
- After they have dinner together the MC suggests playing a strip game (eh, right...). She tells him he's a pervert - only to give in to his suggestion a moment later. If you choose for the MC not to suggest it, she will do it instead. In case you insist on not playing the game, Jody will still act like you did ("Let's dress now").
- The next morning we can watch her doing nude yoga on the roof. Okay.
In its current form Apocalypse Mutant Erotica is just a poorly written and unintentionally funny fever dream - not the good kind of funny, but rather its cringey sibling.
Previously, I was looking forward to also give the sequel a try, but I guess I'll pass.
Some experiences are better left one of a kind.