Just going to get this out of the way, but this is a Kamichichi game, so most of the girls are going to have a chest size that ranges between large and colossal (I say most, because they usually throw in a token flat girl, likely to appease the flat-is-justice crowd).
The art and animation are decent, and each girl has a different voice, which is a nice touch. My only real gripe with the scenes would be that it would've been nice if they'd done a bit more showing and less narration. Also, the town is covered with billboard ads for other games by the publisher, which I thought fit the cyberpunk dystopia nicely.
That said, the town is very big, and it's very easy to get lost, especially since there's no in-game map. Thankfully, there is a guide for the side jobs that also includes a map of the game, so you can look that up. Also helpful, you've got three kinds of fast travel (one in the phone and taxis that each take you to different locations, and the kinako app that tells you where the girls are and offers to teleport you to them).
Another big plus is that you can unlock all the adult content in one play through (just save before the branching paths and reload: it will remain unlocked in the gallery), unlike the previous title that required at least seven play throughs of a fairly long game. That said, they did keep up the annoying trend of naming equipment items after various emotions, so you have no idea what its stats are until you go looking for it in the menu.
The combat is fairly good. It borrows a lot of elements from octopath traveler for those who like that kind of game.
I probably would've rated this game 4/5 stars, but the gacha mini game was a colossal waste of time. First, you skip the gacha animation, because it's way too long, to hopefully get the cards you want, except you're unlikely to do so, because the cards are weighted to be more likely to drop cards you already have, then you spend an agonizingly long time selling those cards in the most tedious manner conceivable (I'm hoping the developers intentionally made it suck to discourage players from doing it to farm currency, but it ends up backfiring spectacularly because gacha is the only semi-reliable way to farm for the cards). Then, at the end of all that grinding to collect all the cards, what do you get? Nothing. Not even a "You did it!". I even tried talking to the NPC that activates the card collection: no change in dialogue. It was so demoralizing that I dropped the game right before reaching the end.
The art and animation are decent, and each girl has a different voice, which is a nice touch. My only real gripe with the scenes would be that it would've been nice if they'd done a bit more showing and less narration. Also, the town is covered with billboard ads for other games by the publisher, which I thought fit the cyberpunk dystopia nicely.
That said, the town is very big, and it's very easy to get lost, especially since there's no in-game map. Thankfully, there is a guide for the side jobs that also includes a map of the game, so you can look that up. Also helpful, you've got three kinds of fast travel (one in the phone and taxis that each take you to different locations, and the kinako app that tells you where the girls are and offers to teleport you to them).
Another big plus is that you can unlock all the adult content in one play through (just save before the branching paths and reload: it will remain unlocked in the gallery), unlike the previous title that required at least seven play throughs of a fairly long game. That said, they did keep up the annoying trend of naming equipment items after various emotions, so you have no idea what its stats are until you go looking for it in the menu.
The combat is fairly good. It borrows a lot of elements from octopath traveler for those who like that kind of game.
I probably would've rated this game 4/5 stars, but the gacha mini game was a colossal waste of time. First, you skip the gacha animation, because it's way too long, to hopefully get the cards you want, except you're unlikely to do so, because the cards are weighted to be more likely to drop cards you already have, then you spend an agonizingly long time selling those cards in the most tedious manner conceivable (I'm hoping the developers intentionally made it suck to discourage players from doing it to farm currency, but it ends up backfiring spectacularly because gacha is the only semi-reliable way to farm for the cards). Then, at the end of all that grinding to collect all the cards, what do you get? Nothing. Not even a "You did it!". I even tried talking to the NPC that activates the card collection: no change in dialogue. It was so demoralizing that I dropped the game right before reaching the end.