Like many people had said already, the writing is worse than the 1st game but, I suppose that's your typical porn game story anyway.
Things I liked the most:
- New fetishes (would have liked to see more feetjob and futa though).
- The art style (it was kept faithful to the 1st game).
- Faye's and Seraphine's cameo.
- The Queen finally being humilliated at the end (among other things).
Things I liked the least:
- At the end of the 1st game, the Elf Queen was literally begging for the Dark Lord to not declare war on the Elven Kingdom, because its people were "peaceful" and "weren't made for war".
Yet, the protagonist still made an unnecessary, complicated plan to conquer the kingdom from the inside (when, supposedly, he had the enough power and a big enough army to conquer the kingdom immediately), losing the war on purpose. It's like, if they repeated again the story of "Slave Lords of the Galaxy" but, uninspiring and rushed (not to mention I didn't like the ending sequence in this game as much as the previous ones, especially the ones from the 1st and 2nd game).
- Speaking of the ending sequence... Rhiannon's training wasn't half as satisfying as Selene's training from SLotG (Slave Lords of the Galaxy), why?
Because you only have 2 actions per day in a time lapse of 7 days (in other words, you can't modify her "personality" at your will like the other games, by "ranking her up", the game doesn't allow that), not to mention the humilliations and tortures you do to her just feel... not as despair-inducing as the ones you did to the pink haired chick from the 1st game or Selene from the 2nd one (many times, Rhiannon is even smiling or seeming to enjoy it, even since Day 1).
Faye's training was also more satisfying as she didn't smile or semeed to enjoy it (at 1st least, unlike Rhiannon), plus, it was fun to see the different outcomes depending on how you treated the couple (Faye and Seraphine) and their final relationship between them and you, eventually breaking them in a satisfying way.
- The animations are alright I suppose, but I barely saw any improvement from the 1st game (in other words, the animations could have been smoother).
- The gameplay and dialogues are just as repetitive as in the 1st game; I was expecting more dialogue lines that would trigger depending on the situation and on your decisions (also, I was expecting something more varied, like minigames or something like that, to make the game more interactive).
Overall, it was a good sequel and I hope they keep improving with their next projects.