This one is a pretty decent game but with some strong flaws as well. First of, the story. It's pretty decently written but for the longest time (specially if you include the prequel games) it has nothing erotic, sensual or anything like it at all. I like slow burn games, but for quite some time this one is not burning at all, and once it does it advances a bit fast when compared to what came before. There are few choices, but those have a real impact in the story, which is great, but it would be best if we could have the chance to name savefiles and more savefiles available, since it is impossible to see all content in one playthrough. Gameplay wise I find it a bit confusing, the management aspect is simple enough (maybe too simple) but the relation with Sal's actions and shield/sword actions sometimes works, sometimes doesn't and it's not really clear why or what things like reputation do exactly.
Render quality and models are really good. Unfortunately, it should have more renders, lots of the time the render on screen corresponds to an action that has not yet happened or is already in the past, since it should have more. And there are no animations at all, which in this day and age is subpar compared to other gaming offerings in the genre. No sounds that I found either. Also, no bugs, which is always good.
So, for all this, Noemi's falls somewhere in the middle. I would actually love to like it more and the things it does good it really does, but it falls short on some key aspects.
Render quality and models are really good. Unfortunately, it should have more renders, lots of the time the render on screen corresponds to an action that has not yet happened or is already in the past, since it should have more. And there are no animations at all, which in this day and age is subpar compared to other gaming offerings in the genre. No sounds that I found either. Also, no bugs, which is always good.
So, for all this, Noemi's falls somewhere in the middle. I would actually love to like it more and the things it does good it really does, but it falls short on some key aspects.