Unity - Slut Phone [v0.91] [Aason]

>blackmail doesn't make any sense.
>Forced corruption.
>Too linear.
>Ntr feels bland.
>Practically spent my time clicking the screen for no reason.

1/5
Not really recommend for those who are into corruption, this one is pretty much clicking simulator with story that doesn't make any sense in the first place. Your roommate rapes you daily and he tell everyone about it but somehow madam (who is an important figure of the MC that she greatly afraid of to tell about the MC getting raped by her roommate.) doesn't know about it.

The narrative of the situations and the scenarios like this are incredibly hot!
The way the scenes are set up beforehand just makes it that much better, even with a low quantity of images the descriptions work incredibly well to build them up.

This really should be up my street but unfortunately it starts off poorly and goes down hill pretty fast. I got it because other reviews said it is funny. It would be funny if you were about 14, and going through late puberty!

If you're into rape and blackmail, written in a teenagers voice, then this will be good for you.

Photos are pretty average, nothing groundbreaking but are fine. There aren't many images per "sex scene" at least to how far I got. The writing is coherent, though not particularly well written.

Some things are gated behind Patreon, so there is that also against it.

Definitely on the low end of these recent phone games for me. The UI works good and although there is multiple apps, most the time you still have to follow the linear path of texting x then y. The worst part is this game has no nuance or any corruption buildup. It is straight blackmail and then just off the walls degeneration. Did not like the premise

i really love this game, especially all the humor sprinkled in everywhere. i rarely find myself laughing out loud, but this is definitely one of the games which made me do so. this is definitely one of the most unique nsfw games I've ever played, the ui is extremely well made and really reminds me of a real phone, making it extremely realistic gameplay wise. only downside is, with so many gameplay possibilities and apps, the game could be made a little bit more dynamic instead of being linear, like more branching paths, for example a whole route dedicated to not aborting the pregnancy or something, or the girl starting an only fans that the player has to manage, so that choices really feel like they matter.

Main Review
From the previous version to this one, the game has been greatly expanded from just being a visual novel. It now really feels as if the user is controlling the phone with more dynamic gameplay instead of just feeling like a spectator with minor control, using the new sandbox style of the game. Thanks to this new freedom, many functions that were missing in the Ren'Py version, such as scrolling up to see the chat history, are now here. In my previous review, I and many others suggested a less abrupt beginning, giving more exposition, which actually has been included in this update. Optional features such as all the new apps are nice to see, but could be utilized more (e.g. more interactions with the apps, like Carla posting more often, interacting with different websites in the browser). I also encountered some minor bugs while playing (some images weren't loading in properly, just showing white small squares in the chat bubbles), but restarting the day seemed to have fixed it. The performance was also extremely smooth, as the game ran perfectly on my rather old Android phone (Galaxy A50). A small detail that can be easily missed is the camera updating depending on the location at which the main character is at, which is a level of detail that shows the developers really put their soul into this game, which I can only say is admirable. Looking at other comments/reviews saying that the game is extremely unrealistic, I must say I disagree. People say Carla should just call the police, and that in real life most people would just do that. But realistically speaking, many victims are afraid to speak up due to social stigmas (which is even addressed in the game), and besides, for the players who want a happy ending for Carla; there is an option to call the police extremely early in the game, granting a fast way out.

Hopes for the future
I hope that updates in the future will include more content & will take less time to release with this new version. Additionally, the saving system is a little bit iffy, as it only saves at the start of the days, which can be annoying sometimes. More precise saving would be a very desirable feature (not removing a star since the devs have been saying they're planning to fix it in their discord. Hoping to see it in the next update.)

Conclusion
The game has significantly improved since the older entry, but still has some extremely minor tweaks necessary to truly be perfect for what it is.

Seeing as this is one of many games going with the phone medium, and this one being the first one I've played that has a good amount of apps that all seems to be integrated and functional lifts it above the other titles in the genre.
However, as mentioned by others, the utterly unrealistic premise for the whole game stops the game dead in its tracks. At least you get the option to opt-out by calling the cops and reaching the good ending in 5 minutes.

As someone who's been following this game from the Ren'Py remake, I must say it is absolutely outstanding how far this game has come.

Quite a drawback in the previous versions was the Visual Novel aspect of the games, and the player couldn't really interact with the phone itself very much, but now, every single app on the phone is interactable, filled with easter eggs! I absolutely love all the details such as the different YouTube videos & channels, all the different tweets and Instagram posts, etc...

This is definitely a massive step up from the Ren'Py version. If the promised faster updates are delivered, this will definitely be the best update of the game so far.