STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME.
I really wanted to write something short and concise, but honestly, this game is so atrocious that I don't even know where to begin. I've played every path, interacted with every character, and explored everything the game has to offer. The game starts off pretty decent, but the further you progress into the story, the more it falls apart and shows its ugly true colors. While it can be very sexy and turn you on, these moments are so brief and lifeless that you'll forget them in a minute.
First of all, this game suffers from a severe gameplay problem. The developer has chosen to lock each girl's individual path behind a vague veil of subtle text. In the first few days of the game, you're presented with opportunities to interact with all the girls. You can even ask them all out on a date, which is usually fine in most games. However, in this one, it leads to a significant problem. Eventually, without warning or explanation, all the girls except one will simply vanish from the MC's life without a trace—no texts, calls, or anything. You'll miss out on a significant amount of content without even realizing it.
The replayability of this game is by far and away the worst I've ever experienced. You're constantly halted by this fucking awful and extremely irritating virtual computer that you absolutely have to use to progress. I hate it with such a rampant passion; I want to scream and strangle the developer. What the fuck were they thinking, honestly? The computer does nothing for the player, it has no value, no purpose; it's completely fucking useless. It doesn't even work properly; it's unintuitive, and you will, with a guarantee, accidentally use the back function, which is infuriating because you have to redo everything. When you're on the computer, there aren't any cues, tasks, or notifications, so you're not sure how much you're supposed to do, which means you spend way too much time on it. It kills all of your momentum, and it feels terrible to use.
Unfortunately, that isn't the end of it, though. Because there's also the mobile phone that's equally worthless that you have to use to progress the narrative. I will say, the phone is more intuitive; the buttons do what you expect them to, and you can use it fairly quickly. I just don't understand why it exists; it's not necessary. The only function on the phone that's actually purposeful is the messages app, which could have easily just been made a bunch of jpgs that you read normally. It's not like you message a lot of people anyway. It drives me mad how incompetent this developer is.
Then there's this idiotic mechanic where you have to send people on missions? What is the purpose of this? It amounts to nothing; it's like it's there just to piss you off. You don't receive anything special by selecting different people and teams, other than some generic dialogue that you're not interested in.
At the beginning, all the characters seem normal and somewhat sweet, but as you progress through their paths, they suddenly transform into freaks and creeps. Stephanie turns into a hentai sex slave overnight, Ellie becomes extremely hateful bitch, Vanessa, the prude and innocent single mom, turns into a succubus, and Lydia were apparently a kidnapper and a total psycho.
All of the characters' skin tones are off, making them look like corpses. Many character models also appear overly muscular, like they're on steroids. Like, I'm sorry, but I don't think a 19-year-old girl could look like Proxima Midnight.
To summarize:
+Lewd scenes can be quite sexy at times
-Poor writing
-Locked and hidden paths
-Worst replayability of all time
-The hateful virtual computer and mobile phone
-The teams and the "missions"
-Terrible character models
-The skin color of all the girls looks like corpses
-Filler content
-The game takes place in London, England, but none of the characters speak proper English
-Dialogue choices are vague
-Poor profiling of the girls sexual nature. Which leads to a exasperating reading experience. For instance, Ellie is depicted as dominant, which contradicts her bratty personality (definitive of a submissive). Stephanie's portrayal as submissive contradicts her potential as a dominant character, given her abusive relationship and job.
What an absolute piece of work this game is, utterly infuriating.
I really wanted to write something short and concise, but honestly, this game is so atrocious that I don't even know where to begin. I've played every path, interacted with every character, and explored everything the game has to offer. The game starts off pretty decent, but the further you progress into the story, the more it falls apart and shows its ugly true colors. While it can be very sexy and turn you on, these moments are so brief and lifeless that you'll forget them in a minute.
First of all, this game suffers from a severe gameplay problem. The developer has chosen to lock each girl's individual path behind a vague veil of subtle text. In the first few days of the game, you're presented with opportunities to interact with all the girls. You can even ask them all out on a date, which is usually fine in most games. However, in this one, it leads to a significant problem. Eventually, without warning or explanation, all the girls except one will simply vanish from the MC's life without a trace—no texts, calls, or anything. You'll miss out on a significant amount of content without even realizing it.
The replayability of this game is by far and away the worst I've ever experienced. You're constantly halted by this fucking awful and extremely irritating virtual computer that you absolutely have to use to progress. I hate it with such a rampant passion; I want to scream and strangle the developer. What the fuck were they thinking, honestly? The computer does nothing for the player, it has no value, no purpose; it's completely fucking useless. It doesn't even work properly; it's unintuitive, and you will, with a guarantee, accidentally use the back function, which is infuriating because you have to redo everything. When you're on the computer, there aren't any cues, tasks, or notifications, so you're not sure how much you're supposed to do, which means you spend way too much time on it. It kills all of your momentum, and it feels terrible to use.
Unfortunately, that isn't the end of it, though. Because there's also the mobile phone that's equally worthless that you have to use to progress the narrative. I will say, the phone is more intuitive; the buttons do what you expect them to, and you can use it fairly quickly. I just don't understand why it exists; it's not necessary. The only function on the phone that's actually purposeful is the messages app, which could have easily just been made a bunch of jpgs that you read normally. It's not like you message a lot of people anyway. It drives me mad how incompetent this developer is.
Then there's this idiotic mechanic where you have to send people on missions? What is the purpose of this? It amounts to nothing; it's like it's there just to piss you off. You don't receive anything special by selecting different people and teams, other than some generic dialogue that you're not interested in.
At the beginning, all the characters seem normal and somewhat sweet, but as you progress through their paths, they suddenly transform into freaks and creeps. Stephanie turns into a hentai sex slave overnight, Ellie becomes extremely hateful bitch, Vanessa, the prude and innocent single mom, turns into a succubus, and Lydia were apparently a kidnapper and a total psycho.
All of the characters' skin tones are off, making them look like corpses. Many character models also appear overly muscular, like they're on steroids. Like, I'm sorry, but I don't think a 19-year-old girl could look like Proxima Midnight.
To summarize:
+Lewd scenes can be quite sexy at times
-Poor writing
-Locked and hidden paths
-Worst replayability of all time
-The hateful virtual computer and mobile phone
-The teams and the "missions"
-Terrible character models
-The skin color of all the girls looks like corpses
-Filler content
-The game takes place in London, England, but none of the characters speak proper English
-Dialogue choices are vague
-Poor profiling of the girls sexual nature. Which leads to a exasperating reading experience. For instance, Ellie is depicted as dominant, which contradicts her bratty personality (definitive of a submissive). Stephanie's portrayal as submissive contradicts her potential as a dominant character, given her abusive relationship and job.
What an absolute piece of work this game is, utterly infuriating.