This is clearly a story-first AVN. It plays well, at the player's pace, and feels like a well done TV series. The characters have their own lives, and while there's a lot of artificial depth, and a heavy dose of stereotyping, it lends itself to that satisfying feeling of character-first story telling.
My understanding is that Carbidis has made this a harem game so that multiple playthroughs aren't necessary to see the content, which adds to the enjoyment, as you don't feel as though the game has locked you out of content. (Though revisiting the game is still enjoyable, even if you know what's coming.)
Not a lot else can be said about the game without spoilers.
Some of the humour feels contrived/forced, and doesn't really stand up on multiple playthroughs. (This is normal in modern media, so I'm not marking it down for this.)
My understanding is that Carbidis has made this a harem game so that multiple playthroughs aren't necessary to see the content, which adds to the enjoyment, as you don't feel as though the game has locked you out of content. (Though revisiting the game is still enjoyable, even if you know what's coming.)
Not a lot else can be said about the game without spoilers.
Some of the humour feels contrived/forced, and doesn't really stand up on multiple playthroughs. (This is normal in modern media, so I'm not marking it down for this.)