To say this game was disappointing would be a vast understatement. Studio FOW are pretty legendary in the adult CG short film world and have incredible amounts of experience creating and editing high quality erotic CG video. Somehow though that translated terribly into making a game. This was the very first and only game I personally ever requested a refund for on Steam.
The main problem is that the erotic scenes have nothing at all to do with the plot of the game or dialogue with the characters. Instead they are added in like an arcade game gallery of unlockable extras. There is no narrative to your sexual exploits with the characters you meet. Instead you simply pay a certain amount of points and watch a quick animation in a gallery of some action. This isn't to say these animations are not of the highest quality, which they are, only making this mistake that much more dissatisfying.
The term "make it make sense" comes to mind. Why are you suddenly watching a clip of a crewmate getting "attacked" by a tentacle monster? Why are you watching a clip of the ship's robot getting plowed by an alien? There is no reason or story to it to give any meaning.
Meanwhile the graphics are beautiful, the voice acting well done and the base game itself ambitiously put together. It means nothing though if the creators miss the point. We don't want a video game with a random adult gallery tacked on. We want a narrative and story with characters in adult scenes that have purpose in the plot, otherwise you're better off watching random clips on any adult megasite. This game totally missed the mark.
The main problem is that the erotic scenes have nothing at all to do with the plot of the game or dialogue with the characters. Instead they are added in like an arcade game gallery of unlockable extras. There is no narrative to your sexual exploits with the characters you meet. Instead you simply pay a certain amount of points and watch a quick animation in a gallery of some action. This isn't to say these animations are not of the highest quality, which they are, only making this mistake that much more dissatisfying.
The term "make it make sense" comes to mind. Why are you suddenly watching a clip of a crewmate getting "attacked" by a tentacle monster? Why are you watching a clip of the ship's robot getting plowed by an alien? There is no reason or story to it to give any meaning.
Meanwhile the graphics are beautiful, the voice acting well done and the base game itself ambitiously put together. It means nothing though if the creators miss the point. We don't want a video game with a random adult gallery tacked on. We want a narrative and story with characters in adult scenes that have purpose in the plot, otherwise you're better off watching random clips on any adult megasite. This game totally missed the mark.