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Unity - Greenhouse [v0.61] [Ekull]

  1. 2.00 star(s)

    Suminohana

    This game feels like a mix of Teraurge and Anthophobia, but in a more strict VN format with more or less just a single main branch and all the other ones that result in game overs (most are sex scenes, although there are some non-game ending sex scenes too).
    The key difference is that Greenhouse has an exclusively (furry) male protagonist (Teraurge has both male and female, Anthophobia has female), and a very masculine one at once. Combine that with the poor art and you get a completely unattractive protagonist which results in unattractive scenes. His penis exacerbates this problem by being, well, ugly; it looks like a vagina when soft, too. Weird.
    Again, this game draws a lot from some other previous titles, both in the context and writing, which is nice since it's quite rare for a game like this to show up. Sadly, Greenhouse just isn't good.
  2. 3.00 star(s)

    FLuffyman

    The art is good, the gameplay good at the story parts but gets janky in the minigames.
    Most of the H-scenes are either plant Vore, the MC (which is a dude) sticking his dick into a suspicious looking plant, or both. If this is your thing, that's fine, but it isn't mine.
  3. 4.00 star(s)

    LS47

    A visual novel about furries, plant monsters, and gay/butt stuff. The artstyle can be sketchy at times, mostly for some background elements far away from the MC, but overall, it's very appealing and colorful, and has enough details to be serviceable, despite some sex scenes being a bit on the bland side given the fetishes included here.

    The story is pretty easy to follow and manages to stay engaging all the way through without any major sidestracking to bring down the experience. Some elements of the story are not very much explored despite what their premice you lead you to believe, but that's a minor gripe. The story knows what it's going for and doesn't stray away from that. It's not an amazing story by any means, but just like the artstyle, it gets the job done.