Starts off strong, gets slightly worse after a while.
The game has an interesting premise: you're a chaffeur, and you interact with your clients mostly through their time on the ride in your car. This means that the most important aspect of this game is the dialogue and the dynamic between the MC and the Passenger.
In the first chapter, we're introduced to two clients. Then, at the end of the chapter depending on your choices, you can choose (or get steered into) taking one of them into a date, which can end in a multitude of ways. This gives several different "endings" to chapter 1. This is great, because since the most important aspect of this game is the dialogue, you really need to like a character to be able to stay in their "route", because otherwise you'll find yourself spamclicking to get through the dialogue of the character you don't like.
Unfortunately, this structure does not last long. By chapter 3, it's mostly gone, and from there on, it's entirely gone. I spent an entire chapter just reading through dialogue of characters I didn't like. The character I've been uninterested in since chapter 1 still has a sex scene on around chapter 5, and I can't seem to not get it. The other character that's her friend has a sex scene on the immediate next chapter, which I also don't care for.
In other words, this VN starts off like it's going to give you a choice in what content/girls you want to see most, and then as it progresses, it simply goes on rails and removes that choice from you. That's not necessarily bad and I personally didn't mind reading through it, but it can definitely be annoying if you end up not into the character that the developer decided is going to get the time of day on this chapter.
Not only that, but like I said, the main strengths are the dialogue between the characters. This means this is a character-driven story; the MC himself does very little, and we're simply helping the women out along their stories. You don't care about the story of one of the girls? Well, too bad! Read it anyway!
That, paired with the fact that there is absolutely no sound at all, is the main reason for the 1 star deduction.
Onto positives, the dialogue is actually quite interesting when you care about what is going on, the girls are all fairly varied both visually and in character, which means one should definitely be of interest to you, the art is beautiful and the animation is fine. There's very little chance that you won't find something enjoyable during your time in this game, so I can only recommend it.
The game has an interesting premise: you're a chaffeur, and you interact with your clients mostly through their time on the ride in your car. This means that the most important aspect of this game is the dialogue and the dynamic between the MC and the Passenger.
In the first chapter, we're introduced to two clients. Then, at the end of the chapter depending on your choices, you can choose (or get steered into) taking one of them into a date, which can end in a multitude of ways. This gives several different "endings" to chapter 1. This is great, because since the most important aspect of this game is the dialogue, you really need to like a character to be able to stay in their "route", because otherwise you'll find yourself spamclicking to get through the dialogue of the character you don't like.
Unfortunately, this structure does not last long. By chapter 3, it's mostly gone, and from there on, it's entirely gone. I spent an entire chapter just reading through dialogue of characters I didn't like. The character I've been uninterested in since chapter 1 still has a sex scene on around chapter 5, and I can't seem to not get it. The other character that's her friend has a sex scene on the immediate next chapter, which I also don't care for.
In other words, this VN starts off like it's going to give you a choice in what content/girls you want to see most, and then as it progresses, it simply goes on rails and removes that choice from you. That's not necessarily bad and I personally didn't mind reading through it, but it can definitely be annoying if you end up not into the character that the developer decided is going to get the time of day on this chapter.
Not only that, but like I said, the main strengths are the dialogue between the characters. This means this is a character-driven story; the MC himself does very little, and we're simply helping the women out along their stories. You don't care about the story of one of the girls? Well, too bad! Read it anyway!
That, paired with the fact that there is absolutely no sound at all, is the main reason for the 1 star deduction.
Onto positives, the dialogue is actually quite interesting when you care about what is going on, the girls are all fairly varied both visually and in character, which means one should definitely be of interest to you, the art is beautiful and the animation is fine. There's very little chance that you won't find something enjoyable during your time in this game, so I can only recommend it.