This is a fun, short little fighting game. As the male main character, gameplay is very simple: you move to the right, punch enemies, use your ability, heal, and occasionally engage in animations. Bosses are straightforward and easy to figure out.
With the female main character, gameplay is slightly better since enemies drop healing items. However, you’re forced into animations every now and then, and the escape mechanic feels broken—or at least nearly impossible to pull off. Boss fights mostly boil down to farming healing items first, then engaging the boss and winning pretty easily.
The animations and CGs aren’t bad, but they’re not amazing either. I do like the art style and aesthetic overall. One cool detail is that when playing as the male MC, if you trigger an animation in front of random scenery NPCs, they actually react to you fucking the girls. The CGs aren’t anything special on their own, but they fit the art style smoothly and don’t feel out of place.
The sound design is pretty basic. Sound effects are very simple, while the music isn’t bad and doesn’t get annoying even when looping—at least for me. That said, the animations noticeably lack sound effects from the girls, both during the male MC scenes and the female MC animations, which makes them feel a bit flat.
The gallery is a really nice detail, letting you view most of the animations and CGs easily. However, there’s no story gallery, so you can’t replay the story segments themselves.
The story is fun but very short. Still, it’s enjoyable, and both the male and female MC storylines do a good job of making you want to continue just out of curiosity to see what happens next.
With the female main character, gameplay is slightly better since enemies drop healing items. However, you’re forced into animations every now and then, and the escape mechanic feels broken—or at least nearly impossible to pull off. Boss fights mostly boil down to farming healing items first, then engaging the boss and winning pretty easily.
The animations and CGs aren’t bad, but they’re not amazing either. I do like the art style and aesthetic overall. One cool detail is that when playing as the male MC, if you trigger an animation in front of random scenery NPCs, they actually react to you fucking the girls. The CGs aren’t anything special on their own, but they fit the art style smoothly and don’t feel out of place.
The sound design is pretty basic. Sound effects are very simple, while the music isn’t bad and doesn’t get annoying even when looping—at least for me. That said, the animations noticeably lack sound effects from the girls, both during the male MC scenes and the female MC animations, which makes them feel a bit flat.
The gallery is a really nice detail, letting you view most of the animations and CGs easily. However, there’s no story gallery, so you can’t replay the story segments themselves.
The story is fun but very short. Still, it’s enjoyable, and both the male and female MC storylines do a good job of making you want to continue just out of curiosity to see what happens next.