Review for version [0.13]. Obviously, contain spoilers.
So, Haremence is a Visual Novel which could quite easily be a kinetic one if not for the sandbox part, which sadly increases the playtime twice without actually allowing player to play with the sand within said box, as there is simply too little sand to play with. While the description and intro are stating one thing, the game is actually rather different than you would think it is.
Story is rather medicore, at best. And it is about, too young in my opinion, group of few brilliant scientist who are hidding from companies trying to hire or unplesantly recruit scientist and steal thier very dangerous and powerful inventions at thier same time. At least that's the story for a few early days, because it's actually about fucking every sinlge girl of said group without using MC's dangerous mind-control device, while also using said device to control other, currently only one, side(?) girls.
MC's friend was kindapped by one of those companies and MC ain't even worried that much about her, but only cherfully reminding everyone around him she is tough and can easily get through this until they rescue her, while simply fucking around every single pussy thrown at his face instead of actually trying to help find her. But he doesn't have too, due to multiple "Hacker ex Machina"s,
You want to find your friend, but you really do not know where to start? Don't worry about it at all! Let Hacker-Girl do that for you when you fuck everyone instead.
You managed to save at least one of your friends, but what about your family? They could be used as a leverage to force you to work with them and give your invention to them.
Do not worry about it! Hacker-Girl already hacked company database and your family members are not on the list of possible targets, so they are safe. Seriously?
But they surely won't need do to that. After all they took your friend and all the data about the device are stored on her laptop, so they just have to simply build it with the schematics, right? Worry not! They are encrypted! But encryption can be broken, right? Of course not! Because said encryption is the greastest unbreakable encryption on the world, because it was made by no other person than, yes you are right, Hacker-Girl the leader of the decepti... the group.
Story doesn't have to be explained at every single possible step, nor it has to be logical everywhere, but just enough to be believable. Making characters not knowing everything is better than making them know everything. That's just simply boring.
Girls are... girls. At least they have thier own personalities. Not much of them currently, as the game is quite on the early stage of development, so there is really not much to see, but just enough to distinguish them one from the other. Still they could be and act a bit older, while also looking older than teenagers, as it is hardly believable they are scientists rather than bunch of random out of school girls.
Graphics... Well, there is really not too much to write a poem about. Rather standard set of random, yet smillarly looking, girls with big to huge breasts, except for the maid girl and slight overuse of the the stanard missionary position.
Gameplay simply sucks, as there is no gameplay other than click-fest for the sake of clicking around just to waste your time while looking for a place where you can start an event. But, sadly, you need to repeat that every single timespan, every single day, to be sure you ain't missing the right time for said event to start, because there is simply no hint screen, nor indicatior where girls are located, no way to actually earn some additional cash to use in the online shop. And if you won't check your phone regularly, you may get weird feeling of having conversations about things of long and distant memories of like 10 events ago. And you can actually play some events out of order, so immersion, of you actually manage to get into one, is flying out the window.
Game ain't that bad, but it's far from being the average one. Not when story is going into it's own direction, when gameplay promises one thing, but all it gives you is a sandbox in which all you can do is to click around to find events.