Review of version 0.5.
I was excited to discover this new entry into the niche of spaceship harems, and played through the current content in one sitting. I was left with somewhat mixed feelings at the end.
The pros: very nice graphics and animations. Some of the models were excellent, and the characters were well-fleshed out.
The cons:
1. Distracting gimmicks. The game makes extensive use of screen panning. The first time I saw the image slowly moving I spent several seconds admiring the effect before deciding to get on with the story: then I discovered how annoying it is to have the background moving behind the text you are trying to read. Another gimmick employed here is having some of the characters deliver a line audibly every once in a while. I found the voices clashed with my expectations of what the characters would sound like. It felt as out of place as having the cast of an action movie suddenly break into a dance routine (I’m not a fan of Indian movies, obviously).
2. The game doesn’t take itself remotely seriously. Think Spaceballs, as opposed to Star Wars. It is quite amusing at times, but doesn’t aspire beyond that.
3. There is no real story that I could detect. There is a MacGuffin in the form of a missing amulet that everyone is supposedly chasing, but the story looks like it is going to settle into a routine of: a. travel to new planet, b. find excuse for another sex scene. c. Repeat.
4. Some of potential sex-interests are quite hideous. One of them looks like she had her skin flayed off. And the sex-bot might be an updated version of Honda’s Asimo; which is not what I would expect a futuristic sex doll to look like. Still, there are three human-looking girls, so the MC can have a small harem even if he doesn’t want to stick his dick in a toaster or something more disgusting.
If I were to judge this by looks alone I might rate it five stars, but that wouldn’t be fair to other games that deliver more than just a good-looking product.
Recommended for those who want nothing more than a laugh and a wank.
I was excited to discover this new entry into the niche of spaceship harems, and played through the current content in one sitting. I was left with somewhat mixed feelings at the end.
The pros: very nice graphics and animations. Some of the models were excellent, and the characters were well-fleshed out.
The cons:
1. Distracting gimmicks. The game makes extensive use of screen panning. The first time I saw the image slowly moving I spent several seconds admiring the effect before deciding to get on with the story: then I discovered how annoying it is to have the background moving behind the text you are trying to read. Another gimmick employed here is having some of the characters deliver a line audibly every once in a while. I found the voices clashed with my expectations of what the characters would sound like. It felt as out of place as having the cast of an action movie suddenly break into a dance routine (I’m not a fan of Indian movies, obviously).
2. The game doesn’t take itself remotely seriously. Think Spaceballs, as opposed to Star Wars. It is quite amusing at times, but doesn’t aspire beyond that.
3. There is no real story that I could detect. There is a MacGuffin in the form of a missing amulet that everyone is supposedly chasing, but the story looks like it is going to settle into a routine of: a. travel to new planet, b. find excuse for another sex scene. c. Repeat.
4. Some of potential sex-interests are quite hideous. One of them looks like she had her skin flayed off. And the sex-bot might be an updated version of Honda’s Asimo; which is not what I would expect a futuristic sex doll to look like. Still, there are three human-looking girls, so the MC can have a small harem even if he doesn’t want to stick his dick in a toaster or something more disgusting.
If I were to judge this by looks alone I might rate it five stars, but that wouldn’t be fair to other games that deliver more than just a good-looking product.
Recommended for those who want nothing more than a laugh and a wank.