I love the game but the dev does not like criticism. Everybody said that D&D is a bad idea and we were right. Now the other thing that we all said is that the many paths has problems and it doesn't trigger the correct scenes, so pretty much you see the game from the gallery and not actually play the game…he does not respond.
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I wanted to see the D&D part of the game. I was curious how the DEV was going to develop D&D night as part of the story. It was a creative and bold project to attempt I thought. First and foremost, I look the writing and store line and base the whole game on those elements. There are so many bad games out there; the art is great, the theme is good, but damn the rest of those games are a dumpster fire.
Did the D&D night do what everyone was hoping it would do? No, it didn't. What was everyone hoping for? Kasie getting so wrapped up in the game she would walk around nude? Or that it would put her in the mood for something more "interesting?" That would be the standard outcome of an H-game. From the start I thought it was going to be a "relationship" build opportunity and maybe open other doors. I kind of got what I was expecting, but yes, the whole event fell short.
Still D&D night was an event that didn't ruin the story but didn't advance it either. I still hold the cloth shopping content release lost the game some ground. This game is all about timing of events and progression. It nails it in some parts and is weak in other parts. Where should the progression be at this moment?
Where the story should be is Kasie fantasizing about Derek (...and maybe Kenny), but she should be thinking of what she wants and wrestling with her inner demons about it. Kasie should be thinking of actually having sex with Derek (...and maybe Kenny). Part that has come to pass but wasn't hit hard enough is Kasie's jealousy of the attention Derek is getting (the gym girl for example) but more so Mia.
Where the rats need to desert the ship is if mother is re-introduced at this stage without the emotional and physical conflict of Kasie and Derek being in a real relationship. That would be the point where the game takes a turn toward dumpster fire.
