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This is what we get when most amateur devs try to tackle the dreaded sandbox.
Most "sandbox" systems barely qualify as gameplay. It consists of moving around rooms repeating the same events over and over. People have amnesia and have the same exact conversions dozens of times until you grind enough stats for it to change slightly. There is no sense of coherence in the progression of the character relations. A woman who would resist you and cry would start gulping down your cum the very next day just because you molested her one more time to reach 40 perversion instead of 39. There is no smooth progression of events. Each location is independent of each other. You molest her in one location and that doesn't factor into your relationship at all. It merely increases the stats so you can eventually get past a threshold. You can sleep rape aunty on the 2nd night and she smacks the shit out of you. Next day, it's business as usual as if she isn't housing a vile rapist lol.
Most locations are empty. Sure, they can be expanded with events down the line, but that's rarely the case and development cycles in sandbox games are inconsistent, with save incompatibility that can pop up very often. Every character has a set of defined routine that rarely changes. Same place at the same time, with the same conversations, and the same renders. It's absolutely immersion breaking and obviously not fun at all.
I enjoy gameplay eroges when it's actually fun and compliments the plot. There are maybe ~5 western sandbox games that use the system to it's advantage rather than as a poor attempt to pad out the playtime.
It's a shame because the corruption vs romance, corruption and dom writing, and individual interactions are pretty hot. Add this one to the pile of shitty sandboxes that will stay less than mediocre unless the entire system is overhauled. I'm not holding my breath.
Pure sandboxes are hard to pull off and really doesn't belong in this type of story to begin with. It's appropriate for adventure games, actual life sims, management, gotta catch em all, etc. Hybrid sandboxes or story based sandboxes with more intricate coding could work without too much immersion breaking though.
Other than that, there are major issues with labeling of characters. Her, him, mom, sister, brother, etc. Seems like they just randomly pick one of these when referring to any character.