Note: The english is a setting in the options menu, not a separate patch.
A game best described as "its fine iguess" that is easily "finishable" in 2 hours. No idea how long you'll spend if you wanna try beating it on hardest difficulty. The game itself says its just numbers fudged on a whim and doesn't have any testing involved and I didnt feel it had enough interesting complexity or assests to merit even trying.
The gameplay can be described as exceedingly simple.
The ingame management of the stores first needs to be unlocked in the tech tree and even then it only lets you say "open today/Closed today/Open every even day" without trying to get in to closer management on a character by character basis. This means you will likely either have to micro manage when and who actually work or just do a suboptimal but better than game settings of "open/open/close" to let them make the most of their stamina.
Theres no art of actual mature content and I don't think there was any sound either but I may be mistaken. Thats how unmemorable the details of the experience was.
The game is best described as a pair of just below lukewarm stale fries. Nothing wrong with potatoes and salt but anything more than half a handful may make you actviely dislike them for the moment.
Play it for an hour trying the scenarios or just 15 minutes while experiencing the slightly funny dialogue of whomever the philosopher feature in the game is.
The game does nothing good and nothing bad. A perfect blend of "it exists so therefor it is"
A game best described as "its fine iguess" that is easily "finishable" in 2 hours. No idea how long you'll spend if you wanna try beating it on hardest difficulty. The game itself says its just numbers fudged on a whim and doesn't have any testing involved and I didnt feel it had enough interesting complexity or assests to merit even trying.
The gameplay can be described as exceedingly simple.
- Hire a girl
- Place her to work
- Use your energy to also train her stats or restore energy
- Research parts of tech tree to match and maximize score per visit (which has close to 0 randomization per visitor)
- Hire girls that unlock a synergy combo for the building you station them in like "3 blue haired girls" or "3 faries" to increase their attraction
- Raise cost to as high as possible while keeping attraction still in positive.
- Spam end day untill the end and watch if you made enough(or in case of the scenarios that are infinite length wait for the inevitable minor party horn of triumph)
The ingame management of the stores first needs to be unlocked in the tech tree and even then it only lets you say "open today/Closed today/Open every even day" without trying to get in to closer management on a character by character basis. This means you will likely either have to micro manage when and who actually work or just do a suboptimal but better than game settings of "open/open/close" to let them make the most of their stamina.
Theres no art of actual mature content and I don't think there was any sound either but I may be mistaken. Thats how unmemorable the details of the experience was.
The game is best described as a pair of just below lukewarm stale fries. Nothing wrong with potatoes and salt but anything more than half a handful may make you actviely dislike them for the moment.
Play it for an hour trying the scenarios or just 15 minutes while experiencing the slightly funny dialogue of whomever the philosopher feature in the game is.
The game does nothing good and nothing bad. A perfect blend of "it exists so therefor it is"