I love the humor and memes. For a game that really loads up on internet memes and references, I didn't expect the story and relationship progression to work so well.
Each major scene is really well developed on its own; however, as a whole the story is very disjointed between the first half and second half of the content so far. It almost seems like 2 different games because the MC goes somewhere to lay down new roots in a rural area, and then he leaves that setting, which I had assumed the game would be focused around, and the rest of the game so far is with entirely different characters and in a settings far away from where the first part took place (seemingly). With that said, I don't dislike where the game is going it's just unexpected when the game is named The Inn, so I expect it to revolve around 1 place most of the time.
Anyways, the art and animations are outstanding and the scenes are hot and fulfilling. Each character feels unique and the relationship building feels genuine enough (for an AVN).
Each major scene is really well developed on its own; however, as a whole the story is very disjointed between the first half and second half of the content so far. It almost seems like 2 different games because the MC goes somewhere to lay down new roots in a rural area, and then he leaves that setting, which I had assumed the game would be focused around, and the rest of the game so far is with entirely different characters and in a settings far away from where the first part took place (seemingly). With that said, I don't dislike where the game is going it's just unexpected when the game is named The Inn, so I expect it to revolve around 1 place most of the time.
Anyways, the art and animations are outstanding and the scenes are hot and fulfilling. Each character feels unique and the relationship building feels genuine enough (for an AVN).