Last hope is a frustratingly mediocre game that is barely held up by its immersive first person environment.
Full Game: If nothing else, this game is completed. That's a huge achievement in my book, and I respect anyone who actually finishes their game. It's sadly quite rare to see this nowadays.
Controls: 3D game with first person controls is a huge plus. Even without good writing, you can still get somewhat immersed in the game. From a technical standpoint, this game is very well done and could serve as a framework for a much better game.
Animation: Everything is animated, which is a huge plus, but not everything is animated well. Most sex scenes are good enough, but for some reason the best animation was in the dream sequences which feature random unrelated characters and scenarios. I would rather that effort have been put into the actual game.
The girls' walk cycle in particular is very bad for something that you see all the time. The facial animation is usually passable and sometimes even very good. Some of the animations don't work in first person though, which is a big issue for a game where that's one of its selling points.
Writing: The weakest part about this game. The barebones story is delivered in chunks every time you fill the progress meter by 10%, but most of the plot is kept secret from the three heroines who remain static characters until they very end. Most of the game is just three chicks lounging in spaceship purgatory with no reaction to the plot. This game is not even close to the sci fi thriller that the dev seems to think it is.
Characters: Far from advertised. They are introduced as spacer types, captain/pilot/whatever, but quickly devolve into generic stereotypes. Tsundere sister, loving but hesitant mom, horny aunt. Yawn. They don't even wear the space suits during the game, just normal clothes. You could plop this family into a setting where they're stuck in a house during a covid lockdown and 90% of the dialogue wouldn't have to change.
Visually, the heroines are pretty stale. Teen with balloon tits, two older women with balloon tits,
Lots of clipping issues with clothing and quite possibly the worst possible "style" for the daughter's wet hair model.
Gameplay: Fake sandbox with nothing to do but walk from one sex scene to the next sex scene. Everything is running in real time, which is cool at first, but quickly becomes a chore to try and trigger the right scene in the right place at the right time. The dev included a color coded, automatically updating schedule to help you track down scenes which helps a lot but is ultimately a bandaid solution to a problem that the dev created in the first place.
Full Game: If nothing else, this game is completed. That's a huge achievement in my book, and I respect anyone who actually finishes their game. It's sadly quite rare to see this nowadays.
Controls: 3D game with first person controls is a huge plus. Even without good writing, you can still get somewhat immersed in the game. From a technical standpoint, this game is very well done and could serve as a framework for a much better game.
Animation: Everything is animated, which is a huge plus, but not everything is animated well. Most sex scenes are good enough, but for some reason the best animation was in the dream sequences which feature random unrelated characters and scenarios. I would rather that effort have been put into the actual game.
The girls' walk cycle in particular is very bad for something that you see all the time. The facial animation is usually passable and sometimes even very good. Some of the animations don't work in first person though, which is a big issue for a game where that's one of its selling points.
Writing: The weakest part about this game. The barebones story is delivered in chunks every time you fill the progress meter by 10%, but most of the plot is kept secret from the three heroines who remain static characters until they very end. Most of the game is just three chicks lounging in spaceship purgatory with no reaction to the plot. This game is not even close to the sci fi thriller that the dev seems to think it is.
Characters: Far from advertised. They are introduced as spacer types, captain/pilot/whatever, but quickly devolve into generic stereotypes. Tsundere sister, loving but hesitant mom, horny aunt. Yawn. They don't even wear the space suits during the game, just normal clothes. You could plop this family into a setting where they're stuck in a house during a covid lockdown and 90% of the dialogue wouldn't have to change.
Visually, the heroines are pretty stale. Teen with balloon tits, two older women with balloon tits,
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Gameplay: Fake sandbox with nothing to do but walk from one sex scene to the next sex scene. Everything is running in real time, which is cool at first, but quickly becomes a chore to try and trigger the right scene in the right place at the right time. The dev included a color coded, automatically updating schedule to help you track down scenes which helps a lot but is ultimately a bandaid solution to a problem that the dev created in the first place.
