it's good in a sort of "just chill and relax" kind of way.
The renders are good, the characters are INCREDIBLY varied. There literally is something for everyone in here and the dev really really should get credit for actually putting the effort in to make the characters each have a distinct flavour. Each of them are quite interesting so there's a desire to get to know them better as opposed to simply "click the button that leads to sex"
In terms of negatives, the subplot with Daddy is absurd. It's incredibly unnecessary and feels out of place. It's almost like the dev played another game with a tech-mcguffin that I won't name here, and was like "aww yis, this is the perfect thing to make my MC come home to kickstart the story" when really they could have left it at "dad missing" and let it start from there. Wonder where it will go but at the same time it seems almost irrelevant given so many other characters to interact with.
There's also a low key part of me that's worried that the sheer number of interactable characters will lead to a situation where to actually get somewhere with a character will take like 7 updates. I've only just played this game on the latest update (chapter 9) so my fears could be unfounded but there's.... what? 20 characters in total? Alot of characters fighting over screen time in an update
So yeah, in summary, it's a lovely game. There's very little thought involved to push the game forward, the "main" story line is absurd and forgettable and the wealth of different characters on offer means it's rarely boring, although I fear if you get to the point where you have a favourite then you might be disappointed if the focus is on other characters in a particular release
The renders are good, the characters are INCREDIBLY varied. There literally is something for everyone in here and the dev really really should get credit for actually putting the effort in to make the characters each have a distinct flavour. Each of them are quite interesting so there's a desire to get to know them better as opposed to simply "click the button that leads to sex"
In terms of negatives, the subplot with Daddy is absurd. It's incredibly unnecessary and feels out of place. It's almost like the dev played another game with a tech-mcguffin that I won't name here, and was like "aww yis, this is the perfect thing to make my MC come home to kickstart the story" when really they could have left it at "dad missing" and let it start from there. Wonder where it will go but at the same time it seems almost irrelevant given so many other characters to interact with.
There's also a low key part of me that's worried that the sheer number of interactable characters will lead to a situation where to actually get somewhere with a character will take like 7 updates. I've only just played this game on the latest update (chapter 9) so my fears could be unfounded but there's.... what? 20 characters in total? Alot of characters fighting over screen time in an update
So yeah, in summary, it's a lovely game. There's very little thought involved to push the game forward, the "main" story line is absurd and forgettable and the wealth of different characters on offer means it's rarely boring, although I fear if you get to the point where you have a favourite then you might be disappointed if the focus is on other characters in a particular release