This one is honestly kind of ehhhh, but my issues with it are entirely personal preference. Objectively its very good.
This comes from a series of exceptional games, (all of which I have purchased on steam) so my review will largely be addressing where I felt the game fell short in terms of series expectations, so if I come across as excessively negative I apologize.
From a technical standpoint the game is great. It runs well and I experienced no major bugs, it was a very solidly built game.
Content wise... I'm not as keen. I don't like church stuff, at least when it comes to erotic or story content, and while this game actually has very little to do with real world Christianity, the superficial presentation of its content are all very much catholic themed. You've got nuns and priests and a lot of your time is spent inside a gothic church discussing demons, sins and the comparative ethics of angels versus demons. I found it boring.
In addition, this game's atmosphere is quite dreary, you spend most of the game in oppressive environments - churches, gothic mansions, old gnarled woods, swamps, caves, hell, etc. While not a series first, it was certainly less fun.
Character wise this is one of the weakest. The MC looks like he's in his mid to late 30's, and sometimes the way he's depicted gives him a really weird uncanny valley look. I dont remember ever thinking he looked good, usually he looked sort of neutral and in some cases very ugly.
The girls were also a mixed bag, while we have some of the most attractive girls in the series, we also got Nellie who looks like she smells like stale cigarette smoke.
The writing was also weaker in general. The author was clearly focused on the plot, but the individual character writing suffered as a result. Very little of the writing was dedicated to the inherent drama or weirdness of what was happening to the characters on a personal level. Relationships just sorta jumped forward without any real build up or flow, and almost none of the characters talked to each other about what the dramatic shifts in their relationships meant for them going forward. In fact most of the relationships werent very romantic at all, I'd say only 2 really had any sort of real romance behind them and even then it was pretty weak. The complete lack of dramatic or romantic tension left the eventual sex scenes feeling meaningless and empty. This was almost more like a casual sex simulator than a harem game. Significant portions of the female cast dont even stick around after the game is over.
For a game with its origins in relationship based harem and pregnancy endings I found this game to be a disappointing deviation.
P.S - oh god I forgot about the minigames, the minigames were awful. That shooting minigame was just terrible, where it showed the target had almost no relationship to where the hit box actually was. and the imps THE IMPS, ffs those mf's were so janky that even with knowing the solution I ended up having to spend hours and hours on those puzzles, purely due to the blue imps not taking my inputs.
This comes from a series of exceptional games, (all of which I have purchased on steam) so my review will largely be addressing where I felt the game fell short in terms of series expectations, so if I come across as excessively negative I apologize.
From a technical standpoint the game is great. It runs well and I experienced no major bugs, it was a very solidly built game.
Content wise... I'm not as keen. I don't like church stuff, at least when it comes to erotic or story content, and while this game actually has very little to do with real world Christianity, the superficial presentation of its content are all very much catholic themed. You've got nuns and priests and a lot of your time is spent inside a gothic church discussing demons, sins and the comparative ethics of angels versus demons. I found it boring.
In addition, this game's atmosphere is quite dreary, you spend most of the game in oppressive environments - churches, gothic mansions, old gnarled woods, swamps, caves, hell, etc. While not a series first, it was certainly less fun.
Character wise this is one of the weakest. The MC looks like he's in his mid to late 30's, and sometimes the way he's depicted gives him a really weird uncanny valley look. I dont remember ever thinking he looked good, usually he looked sort of neutral and in some cases very ugly.
The girls were also a mixed bag, while we have some of the most attractive girls in the series, we also got Nellie who looks like she smells like stale cigarette smoke.
The writing was also weaker in general. The author was clearly focused on the plot, but the individual character writing suffered as a result. Very little of the writing was dedicated to the inherent drama or weirdness of what was happening to the characters on a personal level. Relationships just sorta jumped forward without any real build up or flow, and almost none of the characters talked to each other about what the dramatic shifts in their relationships meant for them going forward. In fact most of the relationships werent very romantic at all, I'd say only 2 really had any sort of real romance behind them and even then it was pretty weak. The complete lack of dramatic or romantic tension left the eventual sex scenes feeling meaningless and empty. This was almost more like a casual sex simulator than a harem game. Significant portions of the female cast dont even stick around after the game is over.
For a game with its origins in relationship based harem and pregnancy endings I found this game to be a disappointing deviation.
P.S - oh god I forgot about the minigames, the minigames were awful. That shooting minigame was just terrible, where it showed the target had almost no relationship to where the hit box actually was. and the imps THE IMPS, ffs those mf's were so janky that even with knowing the solution I ended up having to spend hours and hours on those puzzles, purely due to the blue imps not taking my inputs.