TLDR: It's a great game, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. Graphics, story, and music are all on point. The rest of the review is mostly related to the different paths you can take.
I see some people complaining about the branching paths, where you're missing half the game because you don't see the content of the other branches, but I don't see that as an issue.
Honestly, in my opinion, you should just consider the three paths as three connected, but separate games. I mean, you don't actually see everything that happens off-screen in other games either, right? In any game, you follow an MC and, usually, you have no more information than he/she does. Why would you expect any different here, just because it's folded into one launcher?
Besides, all three paths are radically different:
On the raven path you play as the helper to an obsessed and manipulative dominatrix, who's actual goals and believes are shrouded in mystery (or not, if you choose to believe her rhetoric).
On the wolf path you play as the companion to a powerful do-gooder, who just wishes everyone was nice to each other and got along, while not being shy about introducing anyone who disagrees with that to her magical axe.
Finally, on the bears path, you get roped into the ambitious plans of a chaos-loving, intelligent, and unscrupulous woman who's spent her entire life pretending to be a fool, and chooses you to be the co-beneficiary to her plans.
If I had to sum it up, I'd say that raven path is for those who enjoy femdom, wolf path is the vanilla path, and bears path is for those who enjoy maledom.
That said, you also have the chance to change your path along the way.
On the raven path you can eventually defect to the bears, from the bears you can defect to the wolves, and in the wolves you can split into two camps, one of which remains vanilla, and the other steps into maledom territory.
Essentially, there's a lot to discover here, and I believe it has something for everyone.
I see some people complaining about the branching paths, where you're missing half the game because you don't see the content of the other branches, but I don't see that as an issue.
Honestly, in my opinion, you should just consider the three paths as three connected, but separate games. I mean, you don't actually see everything that happens off-screen in other games either, right? In any game, you follow an MC and, usually, you have no more information than he/she does. Why would you expect any different here, just because it's folded into one launcher?
Besides, all three paths are radically different:
On the raven path you play as the helper to an obsessed and manipulative dominatrix, who's actual goals and believes are shrouded in mystery (or not, if you choose to believe her rhetoric).
On the wolf path you play as the companion to a powerful do-gooder, who just wishes everyone was nice to each other and got along, while not being shy about introducing anyone who disagrees with that to her magical axe.
Finally, on the bears path, you get roped into the ambitious plans of a chaos-loving, intelligent, and unscrupulous woman who's spent her entire life pretending to be a fool, and chooses you to be the co-beneficiary to her plans.
If I had to sum it up, I'd say that raven path is for those who enjoy femdom, wolf path is the vanilla path, and bears path is for those who enjoy maledom.
That said, you also have the chance to change your path along the way.
On the raven path you can eventually defect to the bears, from the bears you can defect to the wolves, and in the wolves you can split into two camps, one of which remains vanilla, and the other steps into maledom territory.
Essentially, there's a lot to discover here, and I believe it has something for everyone.