The main couple gets duped by their slimy neighbors, so the king of false bravado Hugo (the MC perspective) takes his wife Hazel to a swingers club. The main girl is a cheap WalMart clone of Anne, à la The Adventurous Couple. The writing is rife with broken English and misspellings, and the character motivations see-saw from conversations about love and support to selfish infidelity.
This VN is a series of checklist tasks with disappointing payoffs. Hugo needs to be consoled about premature ejaculation and shrinkage, everyone has weird burned-leather-skin dongs, none of the bulls (or even Hazel) respect Hugo's wishes because everyone's busy scheming, the couple talks at length about their devotion to each other and club behavior ideals then doesn't follow their own advice... etc. etc.
I must have picked a uniquely awful set of choices in my first few runs. Light and fun sharing stories are my favorite genre, but I felt like this was a waste of time. Advertising makes it seem like the author was shooting for a complex and empowering netorase love story, but I can't suffer more time with Hazel and the rest of this cast to find which path has it. To sell this as a story where the couple will "navigate a delicate balance of trust, passion, and personal growth" is a bad joke.
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This VN is a series of checklist tasks with disappointing payoffs. Hugo needs to be consoled about premature ejaculation and shrinkage, everyone has weird burned-leather-skin dongs, none of the bulls (or even Hazel) respect Hugo's wishes because everyone's busy scheming, the couple talks at length about their devotion to each other and club behavior ideals then doesn't follow their own advice... etc. etc.
I must have picked a uniquely awful set of choices in my first few runs. Light and fun sharing stories are my favorite genre, but I felt like this was a waste of time. Advertising makes it seem like the author was shooting for a complex and empowering netorase love story, but I can't suffer more time with Hazel and the rest of this cast to find which path has it. To sell this as a story where the couple will "navigate a delicate balance of trust, passion, and personal growth" is a bad joke.