This game is amazing. Though I do have one hot take. It's regarding the twin brother's character. He seems like too much of a hate sink caricature at the moment with the way he is written. Sure there are some very small hints of a more nuanced characteristics buried there but they are a moot point when he's so utterly unlikable. The game practically wants you to cheer at the MC grabbing all the maids from him.
I just wish there was a more nuanced route taken with his relationship with his sibling, our protagonist. Like imagine if there was actually a choice-in game that the MC actually has good/close relationship with him much like how you can actually affect the origin build of the MC at the start of the game. But that would take out alot of the motivations out from the ntr-ing the maid characters you say? Not quite.
You see the truth and dare game event with Emi you had a choice to nominate you brother as your secret crush alongside all the maids. And it really got my brain thinking about the whole thing. Imagine if this actually was true and the MC actually was interested in the brother and the MC banging the maids was just clearing out the competition all so the brother would remains single. But hold on I'm not done yet.
You could take this in a even more interesting and non-degenerate route. Say the MC isn't sexually or romantically interested in the brother but actually does have a deep familial love for him and they have a good relation. And her intentions for ntr-ing him from the back is actually pure.
We know MC grew up with their father, the previous hero and it's heavily implied when even the power of the hero is passed on it wreck utter havoc on the health of the hero, and making them infertile. So if the father's untimely passing was due to poor health. A situation which that wouldn't have occured in if not suffering from the backlash of the hero power pass-on all those years back.
So MC develops a fear of loss due to all this and is doesn't want to lose her brother as well. As such one of the motivations while she is deliberately indulging in banging the maids is all so that they would be less inclined to sleep with MCs brother. Thus ensuring the hero twin would always remain healthy and well. And not get turned into a broken shadow of who he is due to some backlash of hero power transfer. The MC would be justifying doing the deed for the brothers own good instead of out of petty envy in their head.
And I feel this would've been an more interesting alt-story route instead of a classic "my brother was an asshat, so I stole all his maids" ntr plotline. Having the brother actually be a good person, who actually loves his sister and is loved in return would've evoked more complicated feelings in players and that particular plotline would've been more nuanced due to making the whole interpersonal story between the MC and her twin simultaneously sweet and byronic at the same time.
But ultimately this is all pretty subjective. But there really isn't any other issues I could rise as the game is near flawless narratively for me aside from my issues with the twin brother's character.
As the dev has said, they plan on giving him more time in the spotlight later on-
But, I do have my own thoughts on this, as well as an entire theory about this-
I won't go into the theory side so much, but there's definitely seemingly some intention of letting the player decide, if not how they start out, then where they'll end up.
I think there's a difference between a hate sponge, and a character we don't see all sides of yet. Sure, WE may not like him, but literally everyone else does, for their own reasons and in their own ways, including platonically.
The thing is, as I see it, this game isn't
necessarily an "NTR" game, it's NTR adjacent, yes the MC is always to some degree spiteful towards him at the start, but when you step back and look-
NONE OF THESE PEOPLE ARE IN A RELATIONSHIP, not a genuine one at least, the relationship between him and the maids is more along the lines of a competitive arranged engagement rather than actual relationships.
Like, for example, there are some girls who, straight from the beginning, never have any interest in him by the time we show up, there's also the fact that the girls who ARE interested, have shaky reasonings at best.
From my perspective, I'm neither on board the cucking train, nor do I think things are okay here, because frankly, no one involved is treating each other like people, except for the MC. They're all stuck in this awkward and unhappy "situationship" where Kane is isolated from everyone who could possibly see and understand him, and he's even taken to isolating himself, and the maids are stuck believing that Kane is someone he's simply not.
No one is treated with any sense of individuality unless they reject the situation. Which is ultimately what the MC is doing, regardless of if it's with good or bad intentions.
Kane isolates himself so much, we really haven't had a chance to love or hate him.
The closest we've got so far is one scene where-