The words the player sees change and that's it. "They" never talk about it in game or otherwise. Back to their inner monologues and physical interactions, I don't recall them ever saying it was in any way taboo to have these feelings. It's always he and him, as ambiguous as it gets. The scenes are identical aside from one word. The word insinuates they are related so they are, right? Their actions and thoughts don't portray that.
unless we see flashbacks of mommy giving births to bella, mc and ariel.
Could you give an example what you would consider as "them talking about it in game" that the current scenes with "them" explicitly calling each other family members and such does not cover? Because it seems like you have some scenes in your head and because the game doesn't have them you dismiss everything else as "the words change and that's it"
I have posted a screenshot just couple posts earlier of Bella saying literally that. At this point i don't think it's the case of game being at fault here, but of massive cognitive dissonance on your part. Let me guess, "it doesn't count because it says it's non canon scene"?
If you think her saying sister is concrete evidence that they are related and uses that phrase for her relationship that only proves the point. I could just as easily say they are my mutant roommates. The game will tell me that's what they are but has anything actually changed? No, because the scenes are written in a very specific way that doesn't actually take in to account the players choice of relationships. So instead of "Yes! Make your sister cum!" it would be "Yes! Make your mutant roommate cum!". Do you see how nothing has actually changed?
Shows correctly for me. Obviously no idea what the difference is in our playthroughs that triggered it though.
