VN - HTML - Jessica's Plight [v3.1.1] [FlimsyLegs]

I played the new version with visualization (v3.0.0) and couldn’t resist writing a short review.

Pros:
+ Good text.
+ Different endings depending on the player's choices during the game.
+ Added illustrations to almost every slide (even if the art is not of the best quality, it may not be suitable for those who have not seen old porn games).
+ The events are very well written.
+ Small weight of the game (you know those games that weigh 5 GB and have zero events? Everything is different here).
+ The author has experience creating similar games.

Cons:
- A small number of events.
- Visualization is not for everyone.
- Personally, I didn’t have enough variety in fetishes, but this is a matter of taste.

Why 5 out of 5? For me, the pros far outweigh the cons.

Great idea! I love the toilet scene! Please do more of this content (CNC, stripping, unwilling tasks, ...). I didn't like the room escape. It makes less sense and I had to brute-force all options - then I opened it with twinery myself.

I liked it, even as it is rather short at the moment. Also, without walkthrough it is quite difficult. But the blackmail is somewhat realistic, as you can defy your blackmailer and suffer the consequences.
But you can also be a good slut and comply. I would like some saves, so you don't have to begin anew just to read an ending.

But still, not bad

Unplayable without a guide, which is pretty tragic for a game that's supposed to be a puzzle.

There's a scene where you're stuck bound pretty early in the game, and I've clicked on literally every single option and other than the give up option that leads to a game over, no other option does anything.

Turned out you have to struggle against specific parts of the bondage in a specific order despite there being no feedback whatsoever until you complete the entire sequence without any wrong clicks in between, according to the walkthrough.

Not really a game but a story with pictures, but I like the devious mind of the blackmailer and the progressiveness of the scenario.

Moreover, it's noted only for windows but as a matter of fact, as it's an HTML game it works with whatever navigator and thus every OS