I really like the chosen animation style. The characters look distinctly singular. Clarence has that awesome American Dad look! 
Art:
The CGs can be a little inconsistent at times, but that's the downside of AI generated images (believe me, I know). Some of the images during sexual scenes are cut off awkwardly at the sides. I understand why and how that happens. It's quite the limitation for a creator to solely use PNG images for all scenes. Making an AI generator create landscape jpg images instead, would be my suggestion. It would most likely create inconsistencies when it comes to the backgrounds during the sexual scenes, but I would still choose this route.
Writing:
It's written in an ambitious novelist style. I admire the effort wholeheartedly. The writer clearly has an acute understanding of language. However, it does get a bit too environmentally descriptive for my liking. But that's simply a question of preference.
The game is still in really early development, but it's one I will keep my eye on.
My initial rating would be 2 out of 5. But I've learned, that when reviewing a story that are in such an early stage, you should always add an extra star or two to your rating. Grading a game low at the start can be harsh and unfair, given that the developer hasn't even had a chance to show where the story might be headed. And besides, a higher rating helps draw more eyes to the project.
Art:
The CGs can be a little inconsistent at times, but that's the downside of AI generated images (believe me, I know). Some of the images during sexual scenes are cut off awkwardly at the sides. I understand why and how that happens. It's quite the limitation for a creator to solely use PNG images for all scenes. Making an AI generator create landscape jpg images instead, would be my suggestion. It would most likely create inconsistencies when it comes to the backgrounds during the sexual scenes, but I would still choose this route.
Writing:
It's written in an ambitious novelist style. I admire the effort wholeheartedly. The writer clearly has an acute understanding of language. However, it does get a bit too environmentally descriptive for my liking. But that's simply a question of preference.
The game is still in really early development, but it's one I will keep my eye on.
My initial rating would be 2 out of 5. But I've learned, that when reviewing a story that are in such an early stage, you should always add an extra star or two to your rating. Grading a game low at the start can be harsh and unfair, given that the developer hasn't even had a chance to show where the story might be headed. And besides, a higher rating helps draw more eyes to the project.