[Based on 0.81 release]
So this game is a bit of a hot mess. It suffers from event grind that can result in events firing out of sequence with the narrative spoken of in the event.
Devs seem to be in love with grinding, this results in some terrible narrative stories. Some games thrive on little to no story holiday island comes to mind that does nothing but repeatable events with little to no narrative and because there is no narrative to weave into the events it works but these games get reparative and boring.
Then you get narratively driven stories that have no repeatable events like To be a rock star and the narrative flows based on player choice. The usual complaint about these games is that it content is consumed quickly.
This game tries to be a VN using repeatable events and the narrative gets lost in the shuffle. I constintly run into situation where I am intimate with a character and the event is pre sex so they treat me like we haven't had sex. It ruins the flow of the story.
Now add in a large serving of the grind which is yet another mechanic that ruins the flow of a narrative as the story gets delivered not when it logically should but when the player gets enough of X grind finished.
The game isn't crap, the stills are decent characters look different enough that it isn't like clones with the same body and different hairdos walking about. The game mechanics seem to work as intended it just hurts the game. The animations range from good the meh, and the sex scenese are short but there are multiple sex scenes.
This game claims to be a Visual novel but it doesn't play like one at all it is an event time management game with enough content to not be a barren waste land. Also the UI lets you know where characters are located so you are not clicking around blindly with nothing to do.
I really think this game would have been better served as an ACTUAL VN and not a game that is a series of repeatable events. try the game but don't be surprised if you get bored and move on because of the grind and the repetitive nature of the events.
So this game is a bit of a hot mess. It suffers from event grind that can result in events firing out of sequence with the narrative spoken of in the event.
Devs seem to be in love with grinding, this results in some terrible narrative stories. Some games thrive on little to no story holiday island comes to mind that does nothing but repeatable events with little to no narrative and because there is no narrative to weave into the events it works but these games get reparative and boring.
Then you get narratively driven stories that have no repeatable events like To be a rock star and the narrative flows based on player choice. The usual complaint about these games is that it content is consumed quickly.
This game tries to be a VN using repeatable events and the narrative gets lost in the shuffle. I constintly run into situation where I am intimate with a character and the event is pre sex so they treat me like we haven't had sex. It ruins the flow of the story.
Now add in a large serving of the grind which is yet another mechanic that ruins the flow of a narrative as the story gets delivered not when it logically should but when the player gets enough of X grind finished.
The game isn't crap, the stills are decent characters look different enough that it isn't like clones with the same body and different hairdos walking about. The game mechanics seem to work as intended it just hurts the game. The animations range from good the meh, and the sex scenese are short but there are multiple sex scenes.
This game claims to be a Visual novel but it doesn't play like one at all it is an event time management game with enough content to not be a barren waste land. Also the UI lets you know where characters are located so you are not clicking around blindly with nothing to do.
I really think this game would have been better served as an ACTUAL VN and not a game that is a series of repeatable events. try the game but don't be surprised if you get bored and move on because of the grind and the repetitive nature of the events.