Review for v0.25
It's not a horrible game or anything, but outside of the premise itself, this isn't really doing anything new or noteworthy enough to have really gotten me invested so far.
A strange asteroid crashed into the sun, causes it to go dark, and then fragments of said asteroid crash into the earth. These fragments have microorganisms on them that are causing some sort of zombie virus. So, an apocalyptic tale. An interesting start to one anyway. But I'd advise you to not really think about the details of it all, because I don't think the game is really doing that either.
Right away the game splits into two paths, where you can either run home with your best friend or run into the school. I chose the home path, but a skim through the school path seems that while it is different, they still converge after a point. If I had to guess the only real consequence is what sex scenes you see. There exists a sort of paragon and renegade system as well, but I also don't know how much those choices really matter right now. It seems like it boils down to whether you avoid killing or not, but you get railroaded into killing anyway when some tropey bandits are about to assault your best friend. I also got presented with an option to peek on your friend in the shower, which I chose not to since that's creepy, and then the game took that as me not being interested in the character at all since it didn't give me any romance scenes after that despite selecting romance options.
Most of the characters just don't do much to get me interested in them, and the few tense moments kind of felt fabricated for the sake of having some violence and such when unhinged bandits show up day one of the apocalypse. Like everyone has seemingly vanished, but some rapey bandits are already running around apparently uninhibited by alien zombies? I think I'm just not interested in basic bandits given everything else but the girl inside the safe caught me off guard. I almost felt the game time skipped at some point with how quick everything collapsed as well. Even the sex scenes themselves feel out of place when you think about the world falling apart around them. Suppose I'm thinking too much though.
Animations and renders fall a bit more on the average side as well, but one thing the game is good at is creating that dark atmosphere. Which makes sense considering the sun itself went dark. It's still early so maybe the game will surprise me a bit more down the line. If you're into apocalypse stories maybe this would catch your interest but otherwise not a ton currently keeping me here. I think alien influenced apocalypse is kind of neat though, so I hope the game does more with that.
It's not a horrible game or anything, but outside of the premise itself, this isn't really doing anything new or noteworthy enough to have really gotten me invested so far.
A strange asteroid crashed into the sun, causes it to go dark, and then fragments of said asteroid crash into the earth. These fragments have microorganisms on them that are causing some sort of zombie virus. So, an apocalyptic tale. An interesting start to one anyway. But I'd advise you to not really think about the details of it all, because I don't think the game is really doing that either.
Right away the game splits into two paths, where you can either run home with your best friend or run into the school. I chose the home path, but a skim through the school path seems that while it is different, they still converge after a point. If I had to guess the only real consequence is what sex scenes you see. There exists a sort of paragon and renegade system as well, but I also don't know how much those choices really matter right now. It seems like it boils down to whether you avoid killing or not, but you get railroaded into killing anyway when some tropey bandits are about to assault your best friend. I also got presented with an option to peek on your friend in the shower, which I chose not to since that's creepy, and then the game took that as me not being interested in the character at all since it didn't give me any romance scenes after that despite selecting romance options.
Most of the characters just don't do much to get me interested in them, and the few tense moments kind of felt fabricated for the sake of having some violence and such when unhinged bandits show up day one of the apocalypse. Like everyone has seemingly vanished, but some rapey bandits are already running around apparently uninhibited by alien zombies? I think I'm just not interested in basic bandits given everything else but the girl inside the safe caught me off guard. I almost felt the game time skipped at some point with how quick everything collapsed as well. Even the sex scenes themselves feel out of place when you think about the world falling apart around them. Suppose I'm thinking too much though.
Animations and renders fall a bit more on the average side as well, but one thing the game is good at is creating that dark atmosphere. Which makes sense considering the sun itself went dark. It's still early so maybe the game will surprise me a bit more down the line. If you're into apocalypse stories maybe this would catch your interest but otherwise not a ton currently keeping me here. I think alien influenced apocalypse is kind of neat though, so I hope the game does more with that.