A classic from the Flash era revived and in 3D! Maybe it should have stayed in 2D.
A lot of work was put into this, and the dev clearly cares about the universe they created, but there's a certain project scale where passion isn't enough and you need some actual development chops, and that's mostly where this game falls short. By the standards of your average porn game, it's punching far above its weight. But we're also at the point where these kinds of games are on legitimate platforms and cost real money, and by that standard, it doesn't even feel finished. Simple scripting errors are very easy to trigger, such as when you decide to enter a building and then return to the city, causing an NPC to cycle through their most recent dialogue all over again. You can also run towards a character and suddenly get stopped by an invisible wall. These feel like basic things you should catch before you start charging people for your game.
The gameplay mostly consists of shooting sections that are totally servicable, if not very exciting. Mercyfully, due to the janky controls, they're also rather easy. In between are segments of story that feel impossible to care about. In the old flash game, the MC was a brooding asshole that basically had freeuse access to a ship full of hotties. It wasn't Shakesphere, but it got the job done. Now you're asked to play as one of said hotties (Ari, the least interesting one, imo) in what I think is a prequel(?). The previous MC is still around, and still a brooding asshole, though now that he's no longer playable, you have to ask yourself why Ari (or anyone really) puts up with him. It feels like the dev assumes that players care about these characters and this universe as much as they do, as I really had no idea why I was doing much of anything or why Ari was making any of the decisions that she did.
As far as the actual porn content, your mileage may vary. If you like jiggle physics, you'll be in heaven with this game, but for most people, it just feels comical and makes the characters much less attractive than their 2D counterparts. The scenes themselves are nothing to write home about. You may get more out of it if you prefer female protag games, but most of it amounts to Ari either fooling around with her lady friends or getting railed by some scummy stranger. Scenes are typically one looping animation that you can move the camera around. There's a cum button, but it just makes clouds of white smoke puff out of bodies.
There's something here, but I doubt most people will be compelled to actually finish it, and if given the choice, I'd play the old Flash game every time over this.
A lot of work was put into this, and the dev clearly cares about the universe they created, but there's a certain project scale where passion isn't enough and you need some actual development chops, and that's mostly where this game falls short. By the standards of your average porn game, it's punching far above its weight. But we're also at the point where these kinds of games are on legitimate platforms and cost real money, and by that standard, it doesn't even feel finished. Simple scripting errors are very easy to trigger, such as when you decide to enter a building and then return to the city, causing an NPC to cycle through their most recent dialogue all over again. You can also run towards a character and suddenly get stopped by an invisible wall. These feel like basic things you should catch before you start charging people for your game.
The gameplay mostly consists of shooting sections that are totally servicable, if not very exciting. Mercyfully, due to the janky controls, they're also rather easy. In between are segments of story that feel impossible to care about. In the old flash game, the MC was a brooding asshole that basically had freeuse access to a ship full of hotties. It wasn't Shakesphere, but it got the job done. Now you're asked to play as one of said hotties (Ari, the least interesting one, imo) in what I think is a prequel(?). The previous MC is still around, and still a brooding asshole, though now that he's no longer playable, you have to ask yourself why Ari (or anyone really) puts up with him. It feels like the dev assumes that players care about these characters and this universe as much as they do, as I really had no idea why I was doing much of anything or why Ari was making any of the decisions that she did.
As far as the actual porn content, your mileage may vary. If you like jiggle physics, you'll be in heaven with this game, but for most people, it just feels comical and makes the characters much less attractive than their 2D counterparts. The scenes themselves are nothing to write home about. You may get more out of it if you prefer female protag games, but most of it amounts to Ari either fooling around with her lady friends or getting railed by some scummy stranger. Scenes are typically one looping animation that you can move the camera around. There's a cum button, but it just makes clouds of white smoke puff out of bodies.
There's something here, but I doubt most people will be compelled to actually finish it, and if given the choice, I'd play the old Flash game every time over this.