Honestly don't know where to start; heroines, art, writing all are just excellent.
I could go on about how I love the fat asses and abs; because damn this is some great design. I love how you can really see the meatiness in the jiggle and the beauty spots and each of them really tick off a box in the heroine rooster without becoming cliché. Frankly the best parts are the eyes, this is made by someone who gets the erotic, not just porn.
However, what really sets this game apart is that the characters and writing is actually really, really good. Usually I just grow disinterested and start skipping parts but here every cuddle scene, date, or day-to-day interaction really drew me in. Some deeply touching, some incredibly funny.
Nitrolith has done a fantastic work writing genuine humans (or demons) that interact amazingly; every one of them, including MC, is truly the maker of their own misery, obssessed with unrealistic roles shaped by their mental damage. It takes a great author to see these traits of their characters and then really put them to use.
Frankly, I'd call this less a corruption game than a healing game of the Urobutcher variety. The more the characters are broken the more they can be put together again as functioning stable adults... maybe.
Are there flaws? Absolutely: most minigames are placeholders (don't really mind though), the art looks wonky at times, there's several more scenes I want to see in the gallery, and we're still waiting for the final 'heroine' route. It's a diamond, but it also certainly needs polish.
I could go on about how I love the fat asses and abs; because damn this is some great design. I love how you can really see the meatiness in the jiggle and the beauty spots and each of them really tick off a box in the heroine rooster without becoming cliché. Frankly the best parts are the eyes, this is made by someone who gets the erotic, not just porn.
However, what really sets this game apart is that the characters and writing is actually really, really good. Usually I just grow disinterested and start skipping parts but here every cuddle scene, date, or day-to-day interaction really drew me in. Some deeply touching, some incredibly funny.
Nitrolith has done a fantastic work writing genuine humans (or demons) that interact amazingly; every one of them, including MC, is truly the maker of their own misery, obssessed with unrealistic roles shaped by their mental damage. It takes a great author to see these traits of their characters and then really put them to use.
Frankly, I'd call this less a corruption game than a healing game of the Urobutcher variety. The more the characters are broken the more they can be put together again as functioning stable adults... maybe.
Are there flaws? Absolutely: most minigames are placeholders (don't really mind though), the art looks wonky at times, there's several more scenes I want to see in the gallery, and we're still waiting for the final 'heroine' route. It's a diamond, but it also certainly needs polish.
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