As of Part Two, Episode 15:
Okay, so let me start off this review by saying: If you are not into a grind, this game is NOT for you. One of the things I respect about this dev is they are very honest about this up front. So if you play it and get mad, you were warned in advance. That being said:
Artwork/Animations - 5/5
The girls are absolutely lovely and the scenes and animations are too-notch. I have no complaints here. The dev put a lot of work into it, and you can tell.
Storyline/Dialogue - 5/5
I thought of putting this at 4/5, because (and I could be wrong), I don't think the dev's first language is English. How some of the dialogue and words come out make me think this. However, the reason I am giving this 5 stars is because most devs whose language is not English don't put work into making their dialogue make sense; this dev does. So A for effort here. And the story is actually good.
Gameplay/UI - 5/5
Okay, so I struggled with this one. Like I mentioned, the game is grindy, and it is very difficult to navigate if you don't pay attention to the dialogue. And the in-game hint system is far from perfect; it is missing tips to activate some scenes, and I don't think it's by design. Good news is, as you play, you kind of get a feel for the game, and can start working without it IF you're patient (took me until episode 6 xD). So why am I giving this 5 stars? Because I like the fact that this is such a slow corrupt game. You really have to earn what you get. And once you get there, it's worth it. If you make it to the later episodes, you'll see why. I didn't think I'd find this game addicting, but I did.
To recap: Again, if slow corrupt games with some grind isn't your ticket, this game isn't for you. If you're into a game that rewards the patient, this is for you. Do I think some areas like the hint system need improvement? Yes. But overall, this is a great game that more than makes up for its shortcomings.
Final score: 5/5
Radical Dreamer