The Gay Tag review
The majority of this game has straight scenes (the premises are after all a MC that accepts to be a servant of demons for his wife, after all), but there is a sizeable minority of gay scenes (not necessarily forced). So you can carve a rather satisfying "gay path" in the game by avoiding the vast majority of str8 scenes -one has just to be aware that a good amount of content will be skipped.
Great game. It's one of the few out there where you have an interesting multi-choice story, a convincing castle-management side, and a fun exploration side all together with no part feeling undercooked. The graphic style is excellent, very intriguing (to me at least) and very sensual and decadent, something that most computer graphics games aren't able to reproduce. I like how the corruption theme insinuates slowly but inevitably in the story (with pace regulated by the player), it really renders the feeling of progression well. This is one of those games I'm reluctant to play release-by-release because I want to experience the "real thing" once it's fully ready!
The majority of this game has straight scenes (the premises are after all a MC that accepts to be a servant of demons for his wife, after all), but there is a sizeable minority of gay scenes (not necessarily forced). So you can carve a rather satisfying "gay path" in the game by avoiding the vast majority of str8 scenes -one has just to be aware that a good amount of content will be skipped.
Great game. It's one of the few out there where you have an interesting multi-choice story, a convincing castle-management side, and a fun exploration side all together with no part feeling undercooked. The graphic style is excellent, very intriguing (to me at least) and very sensual and decadent, something that most computer graphics games aren't able to reproduce. I like how the corruption theme insinuates slowly but inevitably in the story (with pace regulated by the player), it really renders the feeling of progression well. This is one of those games I'm reluctant to play release-by-release because I want to experience the "real thing" once it's fully ready!