Rating: Tangled Up
---{ Graphics }---
☐ Each frame was painted by Da Vinci
☐ The Witcher 3
☐ They are really good
☐ Made with love
☑ Outdated graphics but still acceptable
☐ Looks like a PS2 game
☐ Paint.exe
☐ Looks like Atari game graphics
---{ Animation }---
☐ This is a movie you control
☐ There are many animated scenes and they are very good and fluid
☐ There are very few animated scenes, but they are decent
☑ The animation isn't good, but it's still an animation
☐ Animation is literally two frames
☐ There is no animation
---{ H-Content }---
☐ Almost too much
☐ A lot
☐ 50/50
☑ Could be more
☐ Not enough
☐ Is this really a game porn?
---{ Clothing customization }---
☐ Barbie's wardrobe
☐ There are some costume changes throughout the game.
☑ There are some clothing options.
☐ There is no clothing customization.
(☐ Does the clothing wear out when taking damage?)
---{ Story }---
☐ It'll replace your life
☐ Masterpiece
☐ Could make a book at Harry Potter level
☐ It can make you shed a tear or two
☐ A story worthy of attention
☐ You can like the story if you try hard
☑ Story makes no sense
☐ No Story
---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough to sing "Faroeste Caboclo"
☐ Enough time for a Game of Thrones episode
☑ You're going to lose a few hours
☐ Equivalent to the entire "Lord of the Rings" series
☐ Exceeds 20 hours if you want to do almost everything
☐ It will take a few sleepless nights
☐ You are really a pervert
☐ One Piece ends, and you still haven't done everything
☐ After the ending, there's an infinite mode
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ More addictive than cocaine
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☑ It would have been better to see Pelé's movie
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ It's just watching the game
☑ You have to use less than 1% of your brain
☐ Nothing to worry about, unless you have dyslexia
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ It's one of those games that people study
☐ Dark Souls
(☐ Can be Changed)
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☐ Didnt see some
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ Can ruin the gameplay
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ Ubisoft
---{ Requirements }---
☐ Forget it, current technology can't handle it
☐ PC with very good CPU and GPU
☐ A decent PC, with a GTX 1030
☐ Gaming PC from 2012
☐ A PC with a video card from grandma's time
☑ Check if you can run Paint
---{ I recommend that you play it? }---
☐ Yes
☑ No
Last words:
The game revolves around a mother and daughter living in a wealthy home. Initially, you’re alone in the house with your sister, and the objective is to try to charm her, playing off her naivety to achieve your goals. At first, there are no other female characters, but as the story progresses, new characters are introduced. Unfortunately, they all lack depth about as empty as balloons. This is a letdown because, despite the strange beginning, there’s a sense of potential. However, that promise quickly fades as the gameplay unfolds, leaving players often lost without guidance on the next steps.
The absence of a helpful interface to guide players through the story is a major flaw, almost embarrassing. The UI is terrible; it genuinely needs hints or task prompts, which would save a lot of time. About 70% of the gameplay involves rewatching the same scenes repeatedly, and if you miss one, the entire story progression can be stalled. This repetitive loop drains the enjoyment, forcing you to revisit the same dialogues and events day after day with only minor changes to the conversations or relationships.
It feels like a grind. If there were distinct scenes for each level of affection with your sister or mother, it might be more enjoyable. But there’s no incest harem route; only a mother route exists, and it’s somehow even weaker than the sister route. The developer lost track of the story, making it almost ridiculous. The pacing is nonsensical: at first, breaking down mental barriers is a slow process, but later, they seem to disappear out of nowhere. There’s no classic progression of moments, from kissing to more intense encounters, and that feeling of guilt or remorse giving way to new romance? It’s totally missing.
The graphics are outdated, poorly rendered, though I don’t judge a game too harshly by graphics alone. Animation rendering can be costly on high-end PCs, so it’s understandable that some games lack it. However, there's no excuse for such a disorganized, confusing story. You lose track of what’s happening, and it feels like players just go along for the eroge scenes, which are few and highly repetitive, with terrible animations.
For a 2017 game, the static models look good for their time. The initial corruption around your sister’s clothing is one of the game’s few strengths, offering a visible sense of progression, so not all hope is lost. But the story ends abruptly, with no explanation of the final plot.
In short, don't play this unless you genuinely enjoy suffering.
