TL;DR
Public Defense Corp has you control Haruka, who fights in mech battles (mediocre RPGmaker battles) and is "corrupted" with her mech company's media subsidiary on the backend/public relations side. While the art and some lewd setups might excite you, the gameplay is not fun and the plot - including Haruka's corruption - is very basic and flat.
Longer Version
Starting on I was excited, since the setup for this game to be great for H-content is there. A more simple story mechanic of "Haruka can't win fights and needs to concede her innocence for upgrades/money" would have done it, but there's a disconnect between gameplay and story and the devs decided to go with the media route instead.
Gameplay is standard, but at times painfully boring. Use basic attacks and special bullets against opposing mechs. Grind a bit to win almost every battle easily. Wastes a lot of time, doesn't offer anything you can't make yourself in RPGmaker in a few hours. The only purpose of fighting battles is to advance the loose plot and unlock more H-content.
The H-content is mostly served through the mech company's media people who nudge Haruka into lewd situations. Early on she's hesitant, but there's no real development, you just click different events which all follow a similar path. "Event 1" which is hesitancy, "Event 2" which is hesitancy with hints of lewdness or outright lewdness, and eventually unlock "Event 3" which will be much more slutty. Outside of that, you'll unlock some events that are solo and usually slutty after hitting other events.
The H-art is good and I like the main character's design. Some of the H-setups like the scenes where she revisits her childhood home are hot. But the end problem is that it's disconnected from the story and you never really feel Haruka get put into situations or change in terms of lewdness. The big problem is it's not enjoyable to play.
If you're really in love with the character design and don't mind wasting some hours to get to the "good stuff", the game is worth a fap or two, but don't expect greatness or much in terms of replayability.
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Public Defense Corp has you control Haruka, who fights in mech battles (mediocre RPGmaker battles) and is "corrupted" with her mech company's media subsidiary on the backend/public relations side. While the art and some lewd setups might excite you, the gameplay is not fun and the plot - including Haruka's corruption - is very basic and flat.
Longer Version
Starting on I was excited, since the setup for this game to be great for H-content is there. A more simple story mechanic of "Haruka can't win fights and needs to concede her innocence for upgrades/money" would have done it, but there's a disconnect between gameplay and story and the devs decided to go with the media route instead.
Gameplay is standard, but at times painfully boring. Use basic attacks and special bullets against opposing mechs. Grind a bit to win almost every battle easily. Wastes a lot of time, doesn't offer anything you can't make yourself in RPGmaker in a few hours. The only purpose of fighting battles is to advance the loose plot and unlock more H-content.
The H-content is mostly served through the mech company's media people who nudge Haruka into lewd situations. Early on she's hesitant, but there's no real development, you just click different events which all follow a similar path. "Event 1" which is hesitancy, "Event 2" which is hesitancy with hints of lewdness or outright lewdness, and eventually unlock "Event 3" which will be much more slutty. Outside of that, you'll unlock some events that are solo and usually slutty after hitting other events.
The H-art is good and I like the main character's design. Some of the H-setups like the scenes where she revisits her childhood home are hot. But the end problem is that it's disconnected from the story and you never really feel Haruka get put into situations or change in terms of lewdness. The big problem is it's not enjoyable to play.
If you're really in love with the character design and don't mind wasting some hours to get to the "good stuff", the game is worth a fap or two, but don't expect greatness or much in terms of replayability.
If you appreciate this review, see my profile; I list all of my reviews in a comments thread. Thanks ☑