Overall a good story, flawed by a sometimes difficult translation.
Graphically the game is very well done, with only a few small issues related to the renders.
The Dev offers both an NTR/sharing and Vanilla route, each of which has its own content. Though I cannot comment on if this is a 1-to-1 equal with regards to renders.
My main complaints with the game are two things; (which are smaller things anyway).
1) There are several plot points that are not left unresolved (the ultimate fate of the police partner 'Charles' being an example of such). While these issues may be addressed in a sequel (the ending of the game was also a bit of a cliffhanger), as a player I can only review/judge on what is before me.
2) Some of the decisions regarding sex scenes were a little questionable. The massive and repetitive focus in Anal is a bit annoying for people who are not particularly into that fetish. With Sarah (the blonde policewoman) this eventually gets to the point that vaginal sex ceases to even be a real option for the player. Despite the reasons given in-game the 'anal play' is massively overdone. A second and similar issue (though to a much lesser extent) is the fact that (at least on my playthrough). The Mc had to allow his wife (arguably the primary LI) to engage in a lesbian threesome before the MC was even given the option of potentially joining in. To sum up, this point, while the sex scenes were fairly diverse (in terms of who they were with) the sexual options 'within' those scenes were somewhat limited.
Overall, I did enjoy the game. I think it is definitely flawed and could probably have used some more polish. Regardless of that, if you have several hours free and want to play a decent police'ish, supernatural'ish story, Deliverance is a title I would consider.
Notes;
- I like to disclose if and how much I have donated to a title, as for some that can impact the validity of a review. As such I will say that I have not $upported the game or Dev with €uro's.
Reason? I will not $upport projects that devote resources to producing Sharing/NTR content, even if such content is optional/avoidable.
Additional note; I have only played the 'hero/teammates' path thus far. I may play the control path at a later date, but it is a longer title and I am not sure doing so would change the story in any significant way.
Graphically the game is very well done, with only a few small issues related to the renders.
The Dev offers both an NTR/sharing and Vanilla route, each of which has its own content. Though I cannot comment on if this is a 1-to-1 equal with regards to renders.
My main complaints with the game are two things; (which are smaller things anyway).
1) There are several plot points that are not left unresolved (the ultimate fate of the police partner 'Charles' being an example of such). While these issues may be addressed in a sequel (the ending of the game was also a bit of a cliffhanger), as a player I can only review/judge on what is before me.
2) Some of the decisions regarding sex scenes were a little questionable. The massive and repetitive focus in Anal is a bit annoying for people who are not particularly into that fetish. With Sarah (the blonde policewoman) this eventually gets to the point that vaginal sex ceases to even be a real option for the player. Despite the reasons given in-game the 'anal play' is massively overdone. A second and similar issue (though to a much lesser extent) is the fact that (at least on my playthrough). The Mc had to allow his wife (arguably the primary LI) to engage in a lesbian threesome before the MC was even given the option of potentially joining in. To sum up, this point, while the sex scenes were fairly diverse (in terms of who they were with) the sexual options 'within' those scenes were somewhat limited.
Overall, I did enjoy the game. I think it is definitely flawed and could probably have used some more polish. Regardless of that, if you have several hours free and want to play a decent police'ish, supernatural'ish story, Deliverance is a title I would consider.
Notes;
- I like to disclose if and how much I have donated to a title, as for some that can impact the validity of a review. As such I will say that I have not $upported the game or Dev with €uro's.
Reason? I will not $upport projects that devote resources to producing Sharing/NTR content, even if such content is optional/avoidable.
Additional note; I have only played the 'hero/teammates' path thus far. I may play the control path at a later date, but it is a longer title and I am not sure doing so would change the story in any significant way.