Sometimes I really wonder what kind of world the developers live in—or want to live in.
A very pretty protagonist, but for the first 20 minutes, it's just ugly guys. For a change, not just old and fat, but a few younger ones too, but their faces are still awful.
Go out, walk through your city, and find some templates for male characters that don't fit this stereotype.
Unfortunately, some of the heroine's facial animations or poses don't look very flattering. For example, Laly's appearance fluctuates between 16 and 36 years old within a single conversation.
Or the pose when she serves the first order in the cafe.
The gestures with the second customer are very consistent, and I also liked that the player isn't asked whether or not to allow touching with the third customer. The developer's decision here is very fitting.
At this point, it's a shame that the version is already over.
I find the writing style refreshing, as a lot of it is narrated alongside the story, which creates a more atmospheric atmosphere. I thought the job interview in the cafe was brilliantly narrated. Unfortunately, I'm the wrong person to judge grammatical or spelling nuances.
The scene with the two youngsters in the car was also something new. However, the driver's animation could be improved. If he's going to slam on the brakes to facilitate a conversation, he should at least occasionally look over to see who his friend is hitting on.
Generally speaking, I think Laya's story could be quite interesting. I would like to see some visual decisions reconsidered and improved.
So, with a clear conscience, I'm giving it 4 stars, but it's not good enough for 5. Not yet?
Addendum: The game isn't over yet. I was fooled by the save prompt.