[Reviewed Ep.3]
This has the makings of a top-tier game -- it's off to a great start with high production values and a compelling (if cliche) story. It is undeniably inspired by those other massively-popular, college-bro, multiple love interest titles and it doesn't measure up in overall quality, but there's not much wrong with this one -- if you don't mind a generic setting and relatively light action so far.
The Good ()
This has the makings of a top-tier game -- it's off to a great start with high production values and a compelling (if cliche) story. It is undeniably inspired by those other massively-popular, college-bro, multiple love interest titles and it doesn't measure up in overall quality, but there's not much wrong with this one -- if you don't mind a generic setting and relatively light action so far.
The Good ()
- High production values -- the game just looks great
- Gorgeous, hyper-detailed models and renders
- A diversity of love interests with different personalities, ages, and body types
- You can pursue multiple love interests without obviously excluding the others (so far)
- Well-executed cinematography and visual storytelling
- An original story that has familiar elements / setting but still feels fresh
- A good amount of content for three episodes
- Has had only 2 updates in ~15 months since initial release, so this game is averaging an episode every 6 months.
- Some of the plot points / background aren't super sketched out and are thin (story-wise)
- Weird emerging relationship with the brother and sister -- it's not clear if the sister is meant to be a love interest, and the dynamics with the brother are strange
- Most the female characters are very quick to cozy up to the MC in a very accelerated way
- Few H-scenes at this point in development and not much "action" has happened yet.