This game has a certain duality which is: it attracts attention because it has porn content, so people think I'll get it and see what it is, but as porn content it is weak and at the same time if you remove the porn content it is not a good game , the gameplay is practically non-existent, it's a 2D game with static images, despite there being a change of frames, you can't call it something animated, the characters have inconsistencies in personality and skills, for example the "hero" who is supposed to be the protagonist, in the character's background and to a certain extent at the beginning of the story, seems like a very capable, efficient and skilled guy as a mercenary and assassin, and since the first game he seems to be a guy aware of the falsehoods and manipulations of the nobles, but over time the story shows him being manipulated, used and deceived by all the other relevant characters in the story, at a certain point for pure script convenience he is deceived by the Princess, and here I think it is the main defect of the game, the character you control it's not the protagonist, the Princess who is an NPC is the protagonist of the story. The game initially gives the impression that the choices make a difference in the final outcome of the story but have an irrelevant impact( The princess always wins in the end no matter which "path" you choose, the only difference is that depending on the path the "hero" gets more or less screwed), the story is very linear, and in the dialogue options the hero gives information to the Princess whether the player wants it or not again for the convenience of the script, and although in dialogue, depending on the choice you make, the "hero" can say that he wants power, a throne/kingdom, the game at no point gives that opportunity to seek this, he doesn't try to seek magical power through the Lich or Missalyna and the book, he doesn't seek political power through the Princess or any other way, all the time he is just a lackey/pawn being used by others. In an analogy, it is as if they were telling the story of King Arthur, but the narrative followed King Arthur's protagonism through the eyes of one of the knights who were extras.