This game is a fun little gem, with a lot of hidden depth.
In your first few play throughs, things will be pretty simple. You'll experiment, try different choices, find the optimal solutions to helping you land the girls you want to sleep with.
And then, once you unlock New Game +, things get more interesting. Access to bonuses when you start lets you accomplish things you couldn't on a vanilla run, and you realize the game has a lot of little bonuses and details that are hidden away, waiting for you to discover it.
The sweet spot of the game is probably somewhere between the fifth and tenth run, where you have enough knowledge of how the game works, and enough bonuses, to really enjoy experimenting and discovering what other hidden scenes are around.
Eventually though it starts to falter. Once you have about 2/3rd of the different endings you notice that the remaining endings are very unforgiving. The effort it takes to obtain them can feel disproportionate to the reward, which is often just one short ending paragraph.
Some of the unique beginnings are very intriguing but unfortunately it does little to change the gameplay of your next run. At most it adds some extra stats and money. It would have been nice to see some unique material for different starting origins.
Overall, a good game, but people who aren't completionists will likely tire of it in a dozen runs.
In your first few play throughs, things will be pretty simple. You'll experiment, try different choices, find the optimal solutions to helping you land the girls you want to sleep with.
And then, once you unlock New Game +, things get more interesting. Access to bonuses when you start lets you accomplish things you couldn't on a vanilla run, and you realize the game has a lot of little bonuses and details that are hidden away, waiting for you to discover it.
The sweet spot of the game is probably somewhere between the fifth and tenth run, where you have enough knowledge of how the game works, and enough bonuses, to really enjoy experimenting and discovering what other hidden scenes are around.
Eventually though it starts to falter. Once you have about 2/3rd of the different endings you notice that the remaining endings are very unforgiving. The effort it takes to obtain them can feel disproportionate to the reward, which is often just one short ending paragraph.
Some of the unique beginnings are very intriguing but unfortunately it does little to change the gameplay of your next run. At most it adds some extra stats and money. It would have been nice to see some unique material for different starting origins.
Overall, a good game, but people who aren't completionists will likely tire of it in a dozen runs.