VN - Ren'Py - Completed - Good Girl Gone Bad [v1.2 Jasmin DLC] [Eva Kiss]

I remember starting this years and years ago, finally got around to finishing a playthrough. The technical ability to do this game is very impressive, so many variations build up and I came across a grand total of less than 3 buggy dialogue interactions through the entirety of the game.

I would say I have no desire to do another playthrough though, the sheer number of directions to take it seem imposing to tackle and a huge use of time. It lets you make some pretty fucked up choices and outcomes. Some of the characters and their stories were boring as hell, but that's likely biased by the decisions I made so its hard to be too critical. I think doing a less depraved runthrough would probably help flesh out more than it did for me.

Very impressive to push the bounds of how far Renpy will allow for branching paths. Story and characters had their moments, corruption is as fast or slow as you wish, art was hit or miss but mid-tier hand-drawn will beat out AI slop every time.

One of the biggest critiques is I hated how the sluttier options started becoming uglier and uglier at a certain point. I like blondes, but pre-titjob redhead Ashley was far and away her best look. It gets really ugly in some of the CGs once you get to the bimbo stages. But I guess I made that bed for myself with the choices I picked.

Overall pretty good, debated giving 4 stars, but don't want to decrease its current rating. I think its earned a spot pretty high up on the site for VNs.

Good Girl Gone Bad is on the shorter end and doesn't set out to accomplish much, but its simplicity accompanied by luscious drawings make for an amazing experience.

Imagine a movie scene with a car chase, and the camera purposely shaking so that the audience can experience the dangerous movement involved. In the same vein, Eva Kiss' wild, twisty tale will have you cursing out loud in pleasant disbelief.

Definitely between four and five stars, and I decided to round up ^_^

One of the best on the scene. Not afraid to be depraved. I keep revisiting because there is nothing else quite as good. I only wish there was a better android port available, that way I could have my right hand free instead of left.

One of the best visual novels on this website. You have two main paths and multiple small branches. What makes this game so impressive is the amount of work put into the actual story writing and the quality and quantity of artwork.

Just an amazing all round game. I think probably one of the best VNs out there. I mean I may be biased I love corruption stuff and female protagonists and 2D art. I'd say the story is even better than Our Red String although that is also five stars in my book

This game was recommended to me and it was a total success.
I think it can have something for everyone given the freedom of choice and the number of options it presents. I've played it twice and I think I'd still have plenty of options to explore if I wanted to.
I felt like I could play as myself, to a certain extent.
The art is very well drawn, but I missed more variety in the men, in my opinion (most are muscular/in shape).
The only downside I see is that your behavior isn't always entirely consistent, and you'll notice "jumps." For example:

One of the best games on this site and certainly the best female MC game I have ever played (I have played almost all). I played this multiple times because it's so fucking good! It has so many endings and your choices are actually meaningful! The art was kinda off putting in the first few chapters but it slowly gets better and frankly I grew to love it. It has tons of fetish content and the scenes are top notch.

A must play, and certainly in my top 3

In a crowded genre like visual novels, Eva Kiss's Good Girl Gone Bad stands out from the very title, promising a journey into the moral duality of a young woman. In my playthrough, I found that the game delivers on this promise, but with a rigid binary that is both its greatest strength and its most evident weakness.

Strengths: The Power of Choice (Up to a Point)
The beating heart of this experience is, without a doubt, the morality system. It's not just a simple accumulation of "good" or "bad" points; the player's choices actively influence the narrative, leading to drastically different endings. I found it incredibly satisfying to see the protagonist Ashley's life deviate in unpredictable ways based on a seemingly small decision. This mechanic strongly encourages replays, as I was genuinely curious to discover where the road not taken would have led. It's a robust system that gives real weight to the player's decisions.

Weaknesses: A World in Black and White
Unfortunately, this is where the compromises begin. The promise of being "good" or "bad" translates into a distinct lack of nuance. The game doesn't allow for any true "middle ground." Ashley is either a suffering saint or a slut, with no room for more complex, realistic psychology. This forced dichotomy is also reflected in the sex scenes: those on the "good" path are often tame and, I dare say, rather boring, while those on the "bad" path can feel excessively extreme and punitive for some tastes. A more intermediate gradation would have made the experience much more mature and believable.

The graphics, although distinctive, are basic and might not appeal to everyone. The "hand-drawn" style has its charm, but it lacks the polish of similar productions. Even more problematic is the characterization of the characters. The male characters, in particular, are often relegated to irritating stereotypes. I found it challenging to find a genuine, well-developed romantic interest, as they seem designed more as obstacles or pawns for Ashley's transformation than as fully-realized people.

Finally, the game's structure presents a significant obstacle to enjoyment. While the numerous routes and endings are commendable on one hand, the lack of a choice tree or a skip-to-point function turns fun exploration into a frustrating treasure hunt. Trying to unlock everything becomes like "looking for a needle in a haystack," forcing mechanical replays and endless repetition of scenes I'd already seen—a design flaw that unfairly penalizes the title's longevity.

Final Judgment
Good Girl Gone Bad is a game with clear, ambitious ideas that isn't afraid to explore adult themes and give the player real narrative power. However, in my experience, its implementation is often clunky and limiting. The rigid moral dichotomy, stereotypical characters, and the absence of tools to manage its own complexity significantly dampen its potential.

I recommend this as an experience for genre enthusiasts who are curious to experiment with a consequential choice system, but it will disappoint anyone seeking psychological depth, nuance, and user-friendly design.

Final Rating: 3 (Average)

A game with a solid mechanical foundation, hampered by a series of design and writing limitations that prevent it from soaring to excellence.

Cool porn game. There are many different scenes and paths. You can play the saint to the end, but it's not interesting. You can play as a complete whore - it's interesting at first, but gets boring by the end (as in many other games). And the main advantage of this game is that you can find this balance - to observe some "decency" and have fun. A small disadvantage: some roots interfere with each other. So I had to go through the game several times)

Played this in one sitting and I'm still thinking about it. So I finally played this all the way through and… wow. I get why people hype it so much. You play as Ashley, and the whole thing is basically you steering her life, sometimes in ways you expect, sometimes in ways you absolutely don’t. It’s not just “pick sexy choice, get sexy scene.” Stuff actually matters later. Like, the game will straight-up remember the smallest thing you did 3 hours ago and hit you with it later in a totally different scene. You’re Ashley and, honestly, the whole point is how every little choice actually sticks, not some cheap “you picked this, see a different picture” thing. I made one dumb decision at chapter two and the game remembered it weeks later in a way that hit harder than I expected. That kind of continuity is rare and it made me care about what I clicked.

The biggest win for me? The pacing. Ashley doesn’t just wake up one day and turn into a completely different person. You can go slow burn or nose-dive into chaos, and both feel earned. Even “neutral” playthroughs still have these little twists that keep it interesting. The corruption arc is the main flex here. You can nudge Ashley gently toward curiosity or shove her headfirst into full chaos, and both routes feel earned. Watching her change is weirdly satisfying, it’s not overnight cartoonish; it’s a slow, messy, believable slide that the writing sells. The dialogue and inner monologue feel personal, like reading someone’s private notes more than a script.

The art style took me maybe 15 minutes to warm up to, and then I started loving it. It’s got its own vibe, not the generic 3D stuff you see everywhere. And because it’s all hand-drawn, every scene feels like it was made for that moment instead of recycled assets.Artwise, it’s hand-drawn and it grows on you fast. It’s not slick 3D porn, it has texture and character, which actually makes the scenes better because everything looks intentional. Yes, there are no animations, just stills, but the framing and detail compensate. Replayability? Insane. I’m still finding new branches I didn’t even know existed.

Replayability is insane. I’m already halfway through my third run just to see how far I can push Ashley in the opposite direction. It’s wild how different the game feels when you flip your choices.

If you want nuance, this delivers. Characters start as familiar types but the choices let you twist them into something interesting. Some routes get wild and depraved, others are quiet and tense, both are fun for different reasons. DLCs add nice variety too.

Minor gripe: sometimes it leans into outrageous scenarios that might not be everyone’s taste, but that’s also part of the charm, it doesn’t play it safe. Overall, if you like visual novels where choices actually matter and you enjoy a slow-burn-to-chaos vibe, this one’s a keeper. If you’re into visual novels where your choices actually matter, this one is kinda the gold standard.

If you have not played this, you should immediately (10/10) - Fun, tons of replayability and lots of sex scenes and choices to make.

You can def see that Eva Kiss took a step up with Red String, but this is an excellent game that should be taken as the standard on bulding H games. Good balance of text and scenes and choice.

Great game, and by far the most well-written piece of porn I know. Both the vanilla and corruption content is very well done. Looking at the game neutrally, it seems a bit disjointed, since some routes are mostly believable (excusing some inevitable porn logic), and some are completely ridiculous and depraved. But this contrast works in the game's favor, and the build up of seeing Ashley turn from an innocent angel into an insane amoral hedonist and nymphomaniac is definitely the game's highlight.

it is one of the best games in its genre. it is a nice feeling to be able to decide the future, personality and character of a woman. you feel like a kind of puppet master. the only thing missing in the game is that it does not contain animation, but even in this state it deserves five stars.

Positives:

1. The overall premise of "corrupting" a relatively innocent girl to a sexy slut. Nice.
2. Some scenes are quite hot
3. It's interesting that the MC is a woman. Hearing the story and thoughts from her perspective can be quite exciting.

Negatives:

1. The writing! It's mostly frustrating. And it's too verbose. I'm comparing it with the somewhat similar and imo better game Village Slut Transformation. In that game, which also has a female protagonist that is being corrupted, the writing is more believable, succinct and honestly more interesting.
2. Many choices don't make sense to me. For example, why would the MC try to get back with that douchebag that got her high, fucked her, and then ghosted her? And why would she masturbate that old dude in the restaurant? Meh, the choices are not attractive to me.
3. I don't like the art style at all. It's so flat, boring, and the girls aren't hot enough. The breasts are either too flat or silicon-inflated balloons.
4. The entire DLC thing with a shemale. I gave it a try but it was a big turn off in the end.
5. The extremely pathetic father that is often forced into the story. It's totally irrelevant to the sexual corruption of the MC and really annoying and repetitive.
6. The mother is also annoying with her extreme selfishness. Why is this even part of the story? What purpose does it serve?
7. The main issue is that the scenes are not sexy enough. There's no animation! The 2D art doesn't lend itself to porn either. It doesn't show enough detail maybe. I honestly found that surprising since I quite enjoy hentai. But it is what it is.
8. I didn't like how the MC was interacting with men that I found unattractive. Like the artist that paints her. He's totally unattractive and insecure, but the MC is somehow really attracted to him? I didn't understand it. Same thing with several old dudes. I guess this might be more attractive for female players somehow? But it doesn't work for me.

In the end I basically ragequit after one too many stupid situations.

In my opinion this is a masterpiece. SO many branching paths. Art took me a second to start loving, but it works perfectly. Spicy , and very entertaining.
Main character's (optional) descent into a lascivious lifestyle should be the benchmark for this niche type of game.

One of the few games where choices actually feel powerful and real. You’re not just picking a line of dialogue, you’re shaping the whole vibe and outcome of MC's story. The branching is insane in the best way, and it really encourages multiple playthroughs.

The art style? I loved it. It’s got this gritty charm that fits the tone perfectly and brings what it ticks. Characters might start out a bit stereotypical, but the choices let you steer them into something more.

Honestly, it nails what a visual novel should be: freedom, replayability,and a story that grows with your decisions.

The first ever adult game I've ever played (that was years ago), still my favorite of all time.

The freedom to shape your character however you want is really the main highlight of the game. The result is having so many nuances in the routes to follow and endings.

The progression feels smooth and very well paced, unlike most games where the MC seems to completely change in 48 hours.

Finally, I am a huge fan of the art.

It's that one game I wish I'd never played so I can enjoy it again the way I did the first time, 10/10

Art is subjective, for me - it's ugly and doesn't make me horny.
Well, if art is bad - it can be compensated by good writing. Unfortunately, it is not the case for this game. World is shallow, characters doesn't exist outside of fuck me context, game doesn't have any kind of graduation and jumps straight up to sex.(hello sexually open American culture) MC is either a saint or a slut, nothing in between.
First and foremost it's a porn game, but with such bad writing it's not a game, but just a CG collector.

My review is subjected to my tastes and can't be representative of your tastes. I did not enjoyed playing it, really.

Maybe it’s because the creator is a woman, but the female protagonist feels especially convincing. The gameplay itself isn’t overly complex, yet it offers impressive depth. Good and bad choices aren’t just black and white—there’s a deeper nuance to them. The branching paths are incredibly diverse, possibly the most varied I’ve ever seen in a game.


You can play as someone completely pure or utterly corrupted, but that range isn’t anything remarkable. What truly makes this game stand out is the richness of everything in between. That’s where Ashley’s full charm comes to life.


What’s remarkable is how thoroughly you can shape a character’s journey—not just your own, but also those around you through your choices. The routes are so layered and interwoven that even after playing through more than a dozen times, I still don’t feel like I’ve fully "completed" the game.


There’s so much more to praise. The writing doesn’t try to be pretentious; it’s accessible, yet emotionally resonant, told from an observant, almost detached perspective that actually enhances the story rather than dulling it. The original art is distinct and memorable. Though it falls within the visual novel genre and is heavily choice-driven, the way your decisions ripple through the world feels wide-reaching and meaningful. It genuinely feels like a game, in a way many visual novels never quite achieve.

art is fantastic! the story is interesting and you get to choose how it plays out! With so many choices and options for how the story unfolds this game is awesome! The visuals are well done and look so good