Okay, first of all, thanks for posting. This game has a lot of potential. There is a real good story here. And the models and rendering are phenomenal. I look forward to seeing it develop!
Now I'd like to offer some constructive feedback and suggestions.
1. We know almost nothing about MC. Along the way, we pick up that he apparently owns and runs his own company (of a few people?), but not what they do, or because those 10 hard years impelled him to dedicate to some considerable achievement. It was kind of a shock, because nothing suggested it. It can be an effective tactic to slowly reveal things, but some basic things should be laid out just so there can be an identity can be established. It could easily be added to the opening prologue.
2. The female models, as noted, are fantastic...but they all kind of look the same. Identical figures except for differences in height, hair cut and color. I love a terrific rack as much as anyone...but I also like variety. And most (admittedly not all) do. Plus, it will create some sense of individual identity for them, as well.
Ex. Holly shows up at the end. She looks just like Sandra (slightly diff. hair). They could be sisters. And will do pretty much similar functions. Why? What's the difference? Why not just wrap that into Sandra's story?
3. Leading to...They all pretty much act the same. They swoon for MC at first sight. Which, of course, is a positive, but it just makes them interchangeable. I'm ALL aboard the Lisa Train (choo-choo!), but after her, Clara is the only character with any wrinkles to her concept. (not counting Linda) Maybe Rachel. Otherwise, they are all bosom-heaving damsels just waiting to be rescued and ravished. Which, um, is not the worst thing. But you don't need 20 versions of that. It just over-complicates things. Of course, I realize that there could be consequences down the road, but nothing at this time suggests that. There's no heat - just friction. Beautiful, sexy friction...but no heat.
4. Please, please, please, please, please, PLEASE, please stop dressing the MC like a 13-year-old juvenile! It's seriously distracting and hard to take at all seriously. He's a 27-year-old man. He runs a business - two, now, actually. He has a dozen grown, smokin'-hot, exquisitely fashionable young and middle-aged women hurling themselves at his unlaced Nikes and ripped jeans (which he wears to fancy restaurants!). I get that Casual Is Cool, but so is maturity. Jeans are even fine (not ratty), but with a polo or button-down. Or casual slacks and a decent shirt. It doesn't have to (nor should be) coat-and-tie and all that. Let him be young, hip, casual. But please don't make it look like he just got out of middle school detention, as young-middle-aged bombshell lawyers are flinging themselves at him. Or, if you DO want to go that route, then placing the entire story in a conservatively stylish office/home/hotspots setting should be jarring. It should be commented on.
5. Some odd things don't make sense.
- Opening scene, Becky mentions a beard he doesn't have
- Lisa is a 20-year-old "lawyer" (who just finished high school).
- Amy is a 22-year-old student...who works full-time at the same company? It's mentioned she has an older sister Kendra, so may there's a cross-up? If so, that gets back to redundancy of characters.
- If you decline to go to dinner with Sandra, you still go anyway.
- Something is definitely wrong with Clara's set-up. There was the 'Rollback' error mentioned above, and if you check her status right at the very end, you get the same error.
6. Have I mentioned I'm all-in on Lisa? That's not constructive feedback; but I just felt it needed to be said! (again) Sometimes sweet, loving, sexy-as-hell just works! ('sometimes'?? HA!)
Please don't let what might seem like lengthy criticism suggest dissatisfaction, or be discouraging. I mention it because I really like what you're doing, but see ways it could perhaps be improved. Thanks again!
Scarecrow