Tl;dr: Lots of potential, but poor tutorial, no story, softlock and difficulty modding drags it down.
To start off, I'll reassess this game once more development comes through or people figure out modding.
The actual story of the game is this: Certain political groups seek to impose restrictive laws upon women through congress, and it's up to our girls to stop them (pro feminist!) by fucking them (not so pro feminist!) Each turn congress will try to pass a law to make your gameplay harder, and you need to fuck the voters into submission to stop them.
That's about all the story really. There's some flavor text describing laws and moves, but not much more. Oh yea, this is a card game of the deckbuilding variety. That should probably be somewhere in the first post.
Gameplay consists of using cards on dudes to get resources to either use more moves or buy new cards. You need to max out someone's lust to give them pleasure, and maxxing out that increases their corruption. Once you get maxxed corruption you can fuck them to make them a puppet. Puppeting the entire enemy party wins you the game (I think. Game softlocks after I do it.)
It's much easier to understand once you start playing the game rather than reading the tutorial. The tutorial really sucks for teaching wtf is going on. I think the non-congress dudes you can puppet make buying cards easier, but it might be a party by party thing.
There's 2 mod girls with the launch, Elsa and Leana. It's neat how this gives replay value and different ways of playing, even if it's just 2 right now. The real issue comes in how I think people are supposed to mod this. Looking through their files, the girls have very extensive .rpy files to set them up as usable decks. While this gives a lot of control into the modders hands, it looks like pure hell to actually do without a tool. Hopefully the dev has something to make this easy.
Half of the resources you can get seem useless, but I might just not have gotten the necessary cards. The ui is also lacking some fundamentally necessary things for a card game (I'm thinking deck size here). Scrolling is also very awkward sometimes, as you can scroll on some cards to read more information, but going too far can trigger Ren'pys rollback feature.
I think 3/5 is fair for this first release. It shows a lot of promise, and if the dev can aid modders in making packs then this game can really flourish, but there's a lot of issues preventing a higher rating (which makes sense! It is a 0.1). going forward, the dev can either solve these issues and keep the game going, or it can stagnate into another blip in the sea of games on this site.
To start off, I'll reassess this game once more development comes through or people figure out modding.
The actual story of the game is this: Certain political groups seek to impose restrictive laws upon women through congress, and it's up to our girls to stop them (pro feminist!) by fucking them (not so pro feminist!) Each turn congress will try to pass a law to make your gameplay harder, and you need to fuck the voters into submission to stop them.
That's about all the story really. There's some flavor text describing laws and moves, but not much more. Oh yea, this is a card game of the deckbuilding variety. That should probably be somewhere in the first post.
Gameplay consists of using cards on dudes to get resources to either use more moves or buy new cards. You need to max out someone's lust to give them pleasure, and maxxing out that increases their corruption. Once you get maxxed corruption you can fuck them to make them a puppet. Puppeting the entire enemy party wins you the game (I think. Game softlocks after I do it.)
It's much easier to understand once you start playing the game rather than reading the tutorial. The tutorial really sucks for teaching wtf is going on. I think the non-congress dudes you can puppet make buying cards easier, but it might be a party by party thing.
There's 2 mod girls with the launch, Elsa and Leana. It's neat how this gives replay value and different ways of playing, even if it's just 2 right now. The real issue comes in how I think people are supposed to mod this. Looking through their files, the girls have very extensive .rpy files to set them up as usable decks. While this gives a lot of control into the modders hands, it looks like pure hell to actually do without a tool. Hopefully the dev has something to make this easy.
Half of the resources you can get seem useless, but I might just not have gotten the necessary cards. The ui is also lacking some fundamentally necessary things for a card game (I'm thinking deck size here). Scrolling is also very awkward sometimes, as you can scroll on some cards to read more information, but going too far can trigger Ren'pys rollback feature.
I think 3/5 is fair for this first release. It shows a lot of promise, and if the dev can aid modders in making packs then this game can really flourish, but there's a lot of issues preventing a higher rating (which makes sense! It is a 0.1). going forward, the dev can either solve these issues and keep the game going, or it can stagnate into another blip in the sea of games on this site.