Ren'Py - Doragon Boll: Hybrid Eroventures [v0.2.5] [Rice]

It's a good game with the basic groundworks for enjoyable gameplay like exploration, day/night cycles, simultaneous storylines etc. The art is nice too

Not having Bulma and Chi-Chi as heroines is an absolute negative for me. Playing as Gohan isn't worth it if that's the price to pay. Hoping they become available in the future.

The gameplay is weak in some aspects, but that doesn't bother me

This game is a pretty good overall DBZ fan game. Art is good, dialogue sort of matches the original characters but pornified for obvious reasons. Only reason why the rating isn't higher is because the exploration gameplay is pretty bad.

There isn't a grind, thank god, but there is a lot of, "where the fuck am I supposed to be right now?" going on. Blindly checking in and out of an (mercifully small) empty open world over and over again, talking to the same people hoping they have new dialogue, desperately trying to find where you're supposed to be, only to find out you had to sleep and skip 2-3 empty days until another event is ready to start, isn't great gameplay.

Good game that really needs some gameplay tweaks/more content to fill in the empty open world. If you're stuck, sleep like 4 times.

The plot, setting and MC is 5 out of 5 stars. Using Zangya's culture as a narrative tool to make polygamy part of the story and avoiding making Gohan (MC) look like a degenerate self-insert harem protagonist because of it, was absolutely brilliant. A depth of writing competency I rarely see in VNs on this site.

On top of good writing-- character and background art is also deserving of praise. Overall, a quality experience with lots of potential. If the guy(s) working on the game keep up a steady schedule with future updates, I can very easily see this game becoming quite popular.

Good start, looking forward to more content. It's definitely a bit short but that's expected from a game that just released. Do hope there will be some "normal" titty sizes in the future. Great first start