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- Oct 12, 2020
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Just wrote an honest review of this game. I was conflicted between a 3 and a 4 star rating, but ended up giving it a 4 just to help soften the blow by the first reviewer with an obvious anti-reading-game bias. I respect everyone's right to their own opinions, and a lot of people in this modern day prefer media heavy games over text heavy, but please when placing a review remember to at least try to keep your biases in mind.
Is this game the best ever? By no means. But I would give it a respectful "Yes, play test it. I don't think it will become your favorite game on this site, but I don't think you will regret the time playing it." to anyone who is a fan of the genre and doesn't mind text heavy games. While there is a lot of room for improvement, its faults are nowhere near as bad as the first reviewer claimed.
Is this game the best ever? By no means. But I would give it a respectful "Yes, play test it. I don't think it will become your favorite game on this site, but I don't think you will regret the time playing it." to anyone who is a fan of the genre and doesn't mind text heavy games. While there is a lot of room for improvement, its faults are nowhere near as bad as the first reviewer claimed.
Interesting story so far, caught between a desire to change back or stay and explore the new experience.
- Jan 14, 2018
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some reviewers can be too harsh especially when it comes to lifestyles or situations the really dont like ...there are some that if its a female protagonist, gay, or a swap game of any kind they will always give it a bad review because of their own Bias
- Jul 15, 2017
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Bro needs to lock his door. Hilarious white privileged right there 
Like, what do you think this is, the L Word show?
Joke aside, I don't think I have enough to say to warrant a review, the only thing I can think that could be improved is the character interaction themselves. Instead of having one character taking their turn looking at the camera/at the player- I think it would be better if you had two characters on screen at the same time. It'll feel more like a conversation, instead of an actor in a play looking at the audience. But the chance of the dev actually looking at this is slim, so oh well
Like, what do you think this is, the L Word show?
Joke aside, I don't think I have enough to say to warrant a review, the only thing I can think that could be improved is the character interaction themselves. Instead of having one character taking their turn looking at the camera/at the player- I think it would be better if you had two characters on screen at the same time. It'll feel more like a conversation, instead of an actor in a play looking at the audience. But the chance of the dev actually looking at this is slim, so oh well
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- Apr 27, 2017
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Think "Bimbofication" should be added to this, more than just transformation. The MC is a damn airhead, reminds me of a Ben Stiller movie. They literally do every wrong thing physically possible at every moment. Seen a lot of games like this where the MC is just a "dumb slut" gimmich that feels like it's trying to satisfy some sissification kink. Maybe just remove this from the "Female Protagonist" category as they act like a guy the entire time, or act like a guy's perspective of what being a woman would be like. It has some good moments, but those tend to lead to just getting baited into being taken advantage of.
Not sure what's worse about this game, how dumb women are in the game, or how craven men behave. Just a game of dumb girls and terrible men.
Not sure what's worse about this game, how dumb women are in the game, or how craven men behave. Just a game of dumb girls and terrible men.
Does it count as bimbofication if the MC starts stupid and just kind of stays stupid?
- Feb 25, 2023
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I really don't like some of the choices being forced on the player, the standout being unable to stop John's advances in general and especially at his cousins party. Like, dude is a total tool and seems to be the type that hates being told "No" but I so badly want to tell him "No" or even "fuck off", also he seems to be more of a fake ass friend IMO.
I liked that when you do tell him no at the party, Mickie does get somewhat angry and realises what an ass John is and how he's treating him. But then they wake up in the morning and Mickie is all "Maybe it was me that did something wrong, I should call him." like wtf.
- Oct 20, 2022
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That thought makes sense if the character has social anxiety. Maybe during the course of the game she learns to stand up for herself.
Oh it's understandable. Mickie is a self-absorbed, low confidence, needy little sack of shit. Those people exist, they're just infuriating as protagonists.
That and despite taking ever possible option to say no to Kyle, Mickie still gives him a kiss on the cheek. A lot of the options you're given as a player aren't consistent with how Mickie acts as a character.