I have seen the criticism for this game, and I understand much of it, but now having played the final version - I have to say much of it is (imo) unwarranted.
Although it is not quite on par with other games I'd rate 5 stars I want to give it 5 for balance purposes, as well as for the reason, that I, personally, quite enjoyed it.
It is a play worthy game with its flaws and strengths.
Above all I find the notion, that this game is grindy unwarranted.
Yes, you do have to regularly play the game and not just read and select dialog options, but you don't need to do any obscure repetition to progress.
It is no gameplay masterpiece, but there is a proper management aspect to it.
The clicker game for the outfits sure is lame, but it is also done in seconds.
The story is rather unique with mainly elements of a comedic trainer, but it also feels a lot like a "female protagonist game".
A diverse cast of characters is present, but there is little depth to them outside of the very main actors.
The art is always a subjective matter, but it is well done with interesting scenes - I liked it.
Overall I recommend it to those wo want a funny and unique trainer and are not put off by having to play a management game with a female protagonist vibe.
Although it is not quite on par with other games I'd rate 5 stars I want to give it 5 for balance purposes, as well as for the reason, that I, personally, quite enjoyed it.
It is a play worthy game with its flaws and strengths.
Above all I find the notion, that this game is grindy unwarranted.
Yes, you do have to regularly play the game and not just read and select dialog options, but you don't need to do any obscure repetition to progress.
It is no gameplay masterpiece, but there is a proper management aspect to it.
The clicker game for the outfits sure is lame, but it is also done in seconds.
The story is rather unique with mainly elements of a comedic trainer, but it also feels a lot like a "female protagonist game".
A diverse cast of characters is present, but there is little depth to them outside of the very main actors.
The art is always a subjective matter, but it is well done with interesting scenes - I liked it.
Overall I recommend it to those wo want a funny and unique trainer and are not put off by having to play a management game with a female protagonist vibe.