BB was one of the greats of its kind.
A year ago BB got me into this kind of games when it popped up on Emp. Before that, the thought that a porn game could be exciting would not compute for me. Since then I've discovered f95 and lots of other great games.
BB got me to try it because of the quality of its renders. But the hook that kept me through the bitter end was the incest fetish. Porn videos have rarely explored this fetish properly as it requires way more acting and movie-making skills than what's usually available. A close third reason why I stuck with BB is its technical quality. Very often versions were rock stable from their first release and I've played by resuming from saves through 9 versions (v0.4 > ... > v0.13). This last feature is really amazing considering how easy it would be to have people run into dead ends if the dev doesn't really know what they're doing.
What I didn't like about BB is it became too much of a pointless grind. For the last few versions it was like DS didn't want to push the story forward in the incest direction even though it was an incest game. That sweet monthly pay was likely a strong stagnation enabler but I feel it was primarily that DS didn't want to dive the story into something truly perverted. He should've studied Lab Rats to see how it's done. Instead he focused on churning out a relatively small number of eye candy renders mixed with a pretty boring grind. BB was in a swamp.
BB's story has some really huge ups and downs. I liked the restrain of the characters against the unnatural sexual progression but DS managed to push that into completely incredulous directions. I also liked Eric. Rarely was I bothered by a video game character but this one worked my blood up to a boil and had me looking for the chainsaw and Quad Damage. Every good writer knows how to define characters in ways that bind them to readers' empathy. Once this voodoo doll is activated, the writer can strongly manipulate reader's emotions by simply adjusting what happens to the characters. Evidence shows there was no great writer behind BB but the story certainly had a few strong points and Eric was one of them.
I think I would've regularly paid $5-10 for BB. By far the no 1 reason I did not is the level of anonymity provided by Patreon. I know how long bank statements are archived, how utter shit Patreon's security is and how fast things can change in any country in a direction where something you did or say 10-15 years ago can come back and destroy you today.
So,
@DarkSilver, thanks for the ride. I'm sorry to see BB go and I hope you are seriously looking for a way to finance yourself through payments that are more anonymous than what Patreon offers. I fully understand how mind numbing hard that is but I deeply believe the future is not bright in doing vanilla porn games censured by Patreon's Mind Police.