This is a review for version V5.0.2F, but I haven’t reached the end of the update yet.
Read this VN with a grain of salt.
The English version needs significant improvement, as it contains numerous grammatical errors and lacks coherence in its storytelling.
The main character displays inconsistent behavior: in some scenes, she is portrayed as shy, while in others, she suddenly becomes bold and performs in front of everyone. She accepts unusual and strange interactions as if they were normal, which feels out of place.
The personalities of the female characters seem more like how boys imagine girls act rather than how they genuinely behave. Although the girls are visually beautiful and sexy, their manner of speaking erases any charm they might have. They come across as overly masculine in their thoughts, actions, and dialogue.
The interactions between characters are often surreal and overly simplistic, with exchanges like "yes," "no," or "let's go f*ck." Sakino’s lines, in particular, are excessive—she overreacts like a lunatic. It feels like a lot of content is missing between scenes, making the story feel disjointed and rushed.
There’s no meaningful character development. Events are thrown at the player without much explanation or buildup. For example, strap-ons inexplicably appear out of thin air, and characters fight each other even when there’s no clear reason to do so.
The poses of the characters often appear awkward or unnatural. Additionally, the music in some scenes can be distracting. It might be better to use softer, more melodic tracks instead of heavily beat-driven ones to complement the story more effectively.
Despite these issues, the overall theme of the story is interesting, and the images are well-executed for the type of art being used.
I gave this game a second chance, but there’s simply too much going on that’s confusing or doesn’t make sense. After spending hours trying to follow the narrative, I found myself skipping through the dialogue to see if there was anything worthwhile. However, after 10 minutes of skipping, I gave up.
I wish the best for the developer and hope the story gains more appreciation in its native language, Vietnamese.
Read this VN with a grain of salt.
The English version needs significant improvement, as it contains numerous grammatical errors and lacks coherence in its storytelling.
The main character displays inconsistent behavior: in some scenes, she is portrayed as shy, while in others, she suddenly becomes bold and performs in front of everyone. She accepts unusual and strange interactions as if they were normal, which feels out of place.
The personalities of the female characters seem more like how boys imagine girls act rather than how they genuinely behave. Although the girls are visually beautiful and sexy, their manner of speaking erases any charm they might have. They come across as overly masculine in their thoughts, actions, and dialogue.
The interactions between characters are often surreal and overly simplistic, with exchanges like "yes," "no," or "let's go f*ck." Sakino’s lines, in particular, are excessive—she overreacts like a lunatic. It feels like a lot of content is missing between scenes, making the story feel disjointed and rushed.
There’s no meaningful character development. Events are thrown at the player without much explanation or buildup. For example, strap-ons inexplicably appear out of thin air, and characters fight each other even when there’s no clear reason to do so.
The poses of the characters often appear awkward or unnatural. Additionally, the music in some scenes can be distracting. It might be better to use softer, more melodic tracks instead of heavily beat-driven ones to complement the story more effectively.
Despite these issues, the overall theme of the story is interesting, and the images are well-executed for the type of art being used.
I gave this game a second chance, but there’s simply too much going on that’s confusing or doesn’t make sense. After spending hours trying to follow the narrative, I found myself skipping through the dialogue to see if there was anything worthwhile. However, after 10 minutes of skipping, I gave up.
I wish the best for the developer and hope the story gains more appreciation in its native language, Vietnamese.