Not a fan. I don't know why I expected better of that netorare tag. I stopped playing about four days in, but it's less about NTR and more of a corrupted netori. The point where I stopped playing, Dave the fiancé isn't cheating (that I know), but rather most situations are things Dave or others have suggested Amy (MC) do in order to bring in more money--almost all putting our MC in compromising positions--all while Dave burns money as fast as he can. Either Dave's naïveté of the big city is through the roof, or he's secretly into netorase content, even if a player doesn't really want it (you better want it if you want to make it through).
Premise of the game is that your MC leaves for the big city with her fiancé, carrying big dreams of making money and getting married. She makes a silly bet with her father before leaving that if they can make $10k before Christmas--a huge ask for anyone starting fresh--then he has to support their decision to get married. If they can't, she has to come back home and marry the local boy she used to play with on the playground who has a thing for her (yuck lol).
The kicker? Christmas is two weeks away, and immediately after taking the bet, our sucker MC agrees to come home for the first weekend because it would mean so much to them... more like come home and eat into your two weeks! Genius!
I generally like the MC. Her model is easy to look at; beautiful girl--which gets commented on at least once before I cut out--with a lovely smile. She's sweet, and a little naïve... at first. She quickly picks up what the city's putting down, and either she's going to have to do a lot of compromising--which is probably fine, her idiot cuck boyfriend is practically cheering her on--or she's going to be going home and listening to what her father has to say from now on.
I generally dislike the fiancé because he's either naïve and dense, or he's a major asshole. He has this very disturbing Cheshire grin, bordering on shit-eating grin... can't really tell if he's getting off to the weird shit going on around him or if he really doesn't know. While the MC works hard taking on side-tasks to make money where possible, he finds ways to burn through it just as fast. He probably thinks "oh, but I'm making money while I do it." Yeah, but you aren't living in a vacuum genius, the bill comes due and you're sitting on a regular rent with a sneaky landlord and a fast-approaching two week goal.
Anyway, I said a lot for a game I didn't play very long. My opinion, I'll give it three stars. The graphics are kind of average, a little grainy and a little flat. Some of the model selections are good. The story is barely there at all, it feels a lot like a financial simulator with netori/netorase elements thrown in to remind you this is a corruption game.
While the game is technically a VN, the decision making and the meta references constantly being made by the MC make it feel more like a sandbox; which is a weird feeling, because it's obviously not. There are multiple choices that send you to do side things, but there is only the one path... I think it's just a result of how gamified everything feels as a result.
Like I said, not a fan.
Premise of the game is that your MC leaves for the big city with her fiancé, carrying big dreams of making money and getting married. She makes a silly bet with her father before leaving that if they can make $10k before Christmas--a huge ask for anyone starting fresh--then he has to support their decision to get married. If they can't, she has to come back home and marry the local boy she used to play with on the playground who has a thing for her (yuck lol).
The kicker? Christmas is two weeks away, and immediately after taking the bet, our sucker MC agrees to come home for the first weekend because it would mean so much to them... more like come home and eat into your two weeks! Genius!
I generally like the MC. Her model is easy to look at; beautiful girl--which gets commented on at least once before I cut out--with a lovely smile. She's sweet, and a little naïve... at first. She quickly picks up what the city's putting down, and either she's going to have to do a lot of compromising--which is probably fine, her idiot cuck boyfriend is practically cheering her on--or she's going to be going home and listening to what her father has to say from now on.
I generally dislike the fiancé because he's either naïve and dense, or he's a major asshole. He has this very disturbing Cheshire grin, bordering on shit-eating grin... can't really tell if he's getting off to the weird shit going on around him or if he really doesn't know. While the MC works hard taking on side-tasks to make money where possible, he finds ways to burn through it just as fast. He probably thinks "oh, but I'm making money while I do it." Yeah, but you aren't living in a vacuum genius, the bill comes due and you're sitting on a regular rent with a sneaky landlord and a fast-approaching two week goal.
Anyway, I said a lot for a game I didn't play very long. My opinion, I'll give it three stars. The graphics are kind of average, a little grainy and a little flat. Some of the model selections are good. The story is barely there at all, it feels a lot like a financial simulator with netori/netorase elements thrown in to remind you this is a corruption game.
While the game is technically a VN, the decision making and the meta references constantly being made by the MC make it feel more like a sandbox; which is a weird feeling, because it's obviously not. There are multiple choices that send you to do side things, but there is only the one path... I think it's just a result of how gamified everything feels as a result.
Like I said, not a fan.