I really enjoyed this game, it is an interesting story about the disputes between mafia families. I had a great time playing, although the plot moves at a slow pace, so patience is key. The characters are adorable with awesome designs. The romantic love story between the MC and the sisters Gracie and Luna has a slow progression but I don't mind; it's fascinating to see how their relationship evolves. The erotic scenes are tastefully done, with plenty of foreplay, caressing, kissing, and oral activities that add heat to the story. However, it's worth noting that the scenes don't go beyond vanilla content (unfortunately, there's no penetration with the main characters yet).
The visuals in this game are excellent, truly impressive work! Some scenes are so beautifully crafted that I even saved a few as wallpapers. The music is nice and fits each scene well. However, I wasn't a fan of the text-based minigames with the black background; it felt like a weak spot in an otherwise great game. To progress in the story, you need to meet certain requirements like money or a set number of days, but it's not overly grindy. Still, the repetitive daily scenes can get a bit dull. Adding more variety to events could have spiced things up. Despite that, the story is captivating from start to finish and very well told. Luna's backstory is quite shocking, so it may not be suitable for sensitive individuals.
Overall, "The DeLuca Family" is a well-crafted game with a captivating narrative, a diverse cast of characters, impressive graphics, and appealing character designs, especially the main ones in this story: Gracie, Luna, Isabel and Cordia. The cliffhanger at the end of the current version sets the stage for an eagerly anticipated season 2. Congratulations to the developer for creating such an engaging experience.
The visuals in this game are excellent, truly impressive work! Some scenes are so beautifully crafted that I even saved a few as wallpapers. The music is nice and fits each scene well. However, I wasn't a fan of the text-based minigames with the black background; it felt like a weak spot in an otherwise great game. To progress in the story, you need to meet certain requirements like money or a set number of days, but it's not overly grindy. Still, the repetitive daily scenes can get a bit dull. Adding more variety to events could have spiced things up. Despite that, the story is captivating from start to finish and very well told. Luna's backstory is quite shocking, so it may not be suitable for sensitive individuals.
Overall, "The DeLuca Family" is a well-crafted game with a captivating narrative, a diverse cast of characters, impressive graphics, and appealing character designs, especially the main ones in this story: Gracie, Luna, Isabel and Cordia. The cliffhanger at the end of the current version sets the stage for an eagerly anticipated season 2. Congratulations to the developer for creating such an engaging experience.