VN - Ren'Py - Emily Does it All [Ep.1] [PurpleLineStudios]

Game is well written. Each character has their own personality and feels like an actual person. Emily is a lovable sexy main character. Claire ( Emily's religious Bible thumper friend) as also very attractive. Seems like claire is a closet 304 tho. Fapping herself to emily . I wouldn't say its really a corruption game though because claire seems like she doesnt really need to be corrupted. I mean she's already In an open relationship. Kinda seems like she is the one corrupting everyone else around her. Which is fine by me. I havent played a game as a fmc where you corrupt others to be 304s. Its quite a fun concept. The story is light hearted with humor. Renders are great. Love claires silly face renders. It's a shame that there are no animations though. So minus 1 star for that. Overall if you enjoy light hearted funny female protagonist novels that doesn't take itself to seriously then give this game a try.

A promising start, but for now, it's difficult to give a strong opinion.
The aesthetic is nice, the MC is interesting, and the girls are pretty good.
Personally, I have a more negative opinion of the men, and from what I've seen, they're pretty poor guys: an inveterate flirt who doesn't hesitate to rudely touch his girlfriend at the cafe in front of the heroine under the pretext that since they're sex friends, it's no big deal.... In short, the potential jerk; the other looks like a kid with wandering hands.... it's very caricatured. But what bothers me is that the protagonist, for the moment, seems delighted and purely heterosexual. Here's my opinion: it has potential because it's graphically appealing, the setting and story hold up, but only if there's also a real possibility of lesbian choice, and not two mediocre lesbian scenes to mislead and/or allow cheating between supposedly open couples. No, I'm talking about a whole new avenue open to the lesbian side. Without that, personally, I won't go very far, considering what the heterosexual branch offers.
So I'm giving it a 3/5 for now, hoping for this development and a possibility of a better defined and developed statistical orientation.