This was my first game featuring a female protagonist, and since it focuses primarily on lesbian content, I found it difficult to fully connect with the main character (MC). That being said, the game offers stunning visuals and an intriguing plot. On a side note, I’m not sure whether the doctor’s storyline was wrapped up at the end or if she simply disappeared.
While the story idea is unique and engaging, the plot progression feels a bit stagnant. This might be due to the very short arc lengths or the lack of overall narrative development ("odezva"). My first impression was that the frequent sex scenes disrupted the flow of the story, as they often interrupted both mid-arc moments and the conclusion of each arc. However, by the end of the game, I felt the second issue was more prominent: skipping most of the optional scenes didn’t affect my understanding of the story, and the added arcs provided no explanations or meaningful reflections on past decisions. For example, the Bunny encounter at the hotel was initially interesting, particularly in how it highlighted the aunt’s actions and their consequences. However, it didn’t introduce anything new, as the motives and events had already been revealed by the mayor and Shaw individually. Similarly, the meeting with the grandmother included some intriguing past revelations, but they ultimately didn’t seem to matter in the endgame.
The characters were compelling overall. Unfortunately, the pervasive sexual tension among all of them overshadowed their individual personalities. This made it hard for me to truly care about most of the relationships outside of a few key ones: the mother (in both routes), Simone, and Cammy. These characters had the most meaningful interactions and felt the most developed in terms of relationship-building.
As I mentioned earlier, the visuals are excellent. Both the sex scenes and the main story scenes were well-crafted and aesthetically pleasing. However, I felt there was a lack of contrast in terms of atmosphere. The transitions between emotional character development and sexual encounters didn’t feel distinct, making it hard to fully immerse myself in either. I’m unsure if this was due to the timing of the sex scenes or their placement within the narrative, but it left the game feeling a bit uneven.
Overall, I believe this is a good game worth exploring, especially if lesbian content aligns with your preferences. Unfortunately, for me, it became quite monotonous, and I found myself less engaged as I progressed.
While the story idea is unique and engaging, the plot progression feels a bit stagnant. This might be due to the very short arc lengths or the lack of overall narrative development ("odezva"). My first impression was that the frequent sex scenes disrupted the flow of the story, as they often interrupted both mid-arc moments and the conclusion of each arc. However, by the end of the game, I felt the second issue was more prominent: skipping most of the optional scenes didn’t affect my understanding of the story, and the added arcs provided no explanations or meaningful reflections on past decisions. For example, the Bunny encounter at the hotel was initially interesting, particularly in how it highlighted the aunt’s actions and their consequences. However, it didn’t introduce anything new, as the motives and events had already been revealed by the mayor and Shaw individually. Similarly, the meeting with the grandmother included some intriguing past revelations, but they ultimately didn’t seem to matter in the endgame.
The characters were compelling overall. Unfortunately, the pervasive sexual tension among all of them overshadowed their individual personalities. This made it hard for me to truly care about most of the relationships outside of a few key ones: the mother (in both routes), Simone, and Cammy. These characters had the most meaningful interactions and felt the most developed in terms of relationship-building.
As I mentioned earlier, the visuals are excellent. Both the sex scenes and the main story scenes were well-crafted and aesthetically pleasing. However, I felt there was a lack of contrast in terms of atmosphere. The transitions between emotional character development and sexual encounters didn’t feel distinct, making it hard to fully immerse myself in either. I’m unsure if this was due to the timing of the sex scenes or their placement within the narrative, but it left the game feeling a bit uneven.
Overall, I believe this is a good game worth exploring, especially if lesbian content aligns with your preferences. Unfortunately, for me, it became quite monotonous, and I found myself less engaged as I progressed.