(I agree with Bruce_Wayne18's review "Rich in gameplay poor in fappable material")
Roundscape is a normal RPG with some erotic cutscenes. It's not a universe where every character is at least a little perverted in any way, they are often just normal dudes. Sometimes there is a possibility of sex, but it'll mainly come from your companions if you make the right decisions. If you don't, much stays boring or companions could even leave you.
Roundscape takes its universe serious, but that doesn't mean it can't boost erotism while remaining authentic.
Personally, I believe what this game badly needs is entire avatar models in dialogues. From there, you could implement character customization and reactions to erotic tension. Without it, the peak of the game is restricted to limited cutscenes. However, this'll only work if you finally decide to enhance the overall perversion of the world.
To be honest, I like this game. I love RPGs so I didn't care too much about how it handled the erotic elements.
But now that I watched the ongoing development for a time, I think it needs a harsher eye.
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Regarding the RPG-Elements:
The chances of you trying out two characters (male/female) are high due to the different origins and H-Scenes making a single replay bearable. On that point, the individual intros of the starting classes are very appreciated and fun to witness.
However, the atmosphere gets quite calm after that and everything is not really giving me the necessary tension to reach Act 3. Of course, it's (sometimes) well written and that reflects the fun you have while undergoing quests, but everything between those events is just a dead (and torturous) search for the next scripted occurrence. Hence, it has a weak replay-value overall except if you forget all of it as good as you can in order to relive the scenes. In addition, the quest log is rarely helpful and in rare occasions you will reload because specific decisions are unpardonable. Speaking of decisions, the few that are there are usually yes/no questions.