I was skeptical about this game from the preview images. The characters aren't my taste (half of them look very young) and the mediocre preview renders with everyone having the same couple expression wasn't helping either. But the reviews highlighting an emotional and strong writing story pushed my to give this game a chance anyway, and unfortunately to say, I should have listened to my instinct.
The story setting is interesting; You lost your memory and get thrown into a life with people you dont know anything about. This could be a perfect set-up for en emotional story filled with past relationships and conflicts. But the OP wipes most of this from the table at the start by making the MC a perfect guy; Incredible successful, insanely handsome, a perfect father/husband/son, extremely generous, famous and pretty much loved by everyone.
This makes any conflict in the game feel fake and forced. It doesn't line-up with the whole perfect man picture that get shoved in your face from everyone you meet. You pretty much know the conflict will be resolved with the MC coming out as an Angel. It's boring and predictable.
The visuals are lacking. They are there to show who your talking to and thats pretty much it. The same 4-5 expressions are used across the board for most characters . (they all laugh with their hand in front of their mouth). This is more enforced by the overly describing of what is happening; do we really need a line that says he is taking off his cloths to take a shower, when the next scene is him standing in the shower. It's unnecessary.
The writing overall is alright but seriously lacks any progress. The intro is focused on setting up a base relationship between the MC and the other characters, which is completely fine. But why is this 1 hour+ worth of game play, when most relationships are defined after 1 interaction (or even before that). The writing just comes back to the same point over and over, making the writing feels empty and boring. This is even more enforced by the mister perfect MC making the vast majority of relationships exactly the same.
Then there are the character designs. The game is presented as a realistic, emotional story, and clearly wants to be this with its serious tone, but completely ignores this in the characters presented. According to the story you got married 1 year after college, with the first daughter being born a year later. She is 20 according to the story so that puts you, your wife, and your twin in their mid 40s pushing 50, and your mother in her 60s at the youngest (most likely more in her 70's), but nevertheless you all look like your in their 20s, or early 30's.
The 3 daughters are in the same boat; they are 18-19-20, but don't look and act like those ages. Especially the youngest one that is supposed to be 18, looks like 10 and acts like a toddler (a 18 year old girl that still crawls in their parents bed at night, seriously?).
Overall from the other reviews I was expecting an emotional and well writing story, but got a story that takes itself way to serious while overlooking massive plot holes, that drags on and on.