Unity - Completed - Arcane Lust 18+ [Final] [Carnality INC]

The FMC is pretty cute, but that's about the only good thing I can really say about this game. The most annoying part is that there's constantly a noticeable jump in the animations when the loop ends. Another annoying point is that the action doesn't have any transitioning. It jumps from say fingering to sex. There's no shots of penetration or ejactulation anywhere. The closest thing you get is you see the cum on her afterwards and have to assume that you sprayed your cum on her, because the game sure as fuck doesn't show it.

The story is honestly pretty lame too. It doesn't feel like you get any answers either, just a vague idea of what happened as it the creator didn't care about that part at all. Also have to agree that the ending was pretty terrible too. It looks like there's different endings though. I only saw one of them (I think it was the one for high affection), and didn't care for it.

Oh boy.

The game takes roughly 1.5 hours, maybe a bit less, and it's kind of about what you expect from the overview. While the story isn't really good, it did hold my interest in what exactly happened for a while at least, so it got this going for it.

If you have seen the preview shot with stats and actions, it's more or less a lie, there is no simulation gameplay to it. Every day you can pat her head and touch face once and talk to her twice, the "sex" part is just watching previous fixed events.

The scenes are not... good at all, despite the overall decent model. Stock sounds and moans on auto repeat distract much more than they add, transitions are bad and due to the story there isn't much chemistry going on here. There is only one fixed scene per day too which adds to 10 scenes total, there is no control over anything.

What for me ruined this already more than mediocre experience is the ending. I got what i assume is the the best one, where and it... kind of negated everything about the game. Why did i bother mildly attaching to her if this what happened, what was the damn point developer.

If this idea would be better fleshed out and had a different, better thought out conclusion and twist, it could probably enter the realm of deeply mediocre experiences, but as it stands it's a dissapointing work that leaves you mostly emotionally confused.