Review Ep 3:
The game is still in pretty early stages, but there is already quite a bit of content, so I think I can see where it's headed.
The premise of the game is a free-for-all battle royale, like the Hunger Games, but without the Sci-Fi part. The story takes place in the near future, without high tech gadgets (so far).
The MC is an ex-military middle aged man who, after leaving the army, had a very successful business career, ending up in the management board of a huge corporation. But his career came at the cost of his family and at the start of the game he hasn't seen his daughter and ex-wife for years.
The game itself consists of making moral choices, either of a sexual or violent nature. At this time you can be either nice or perverted towards female participants and either merciful or merciless towards threatening males. Your boss, who is responsible for your participation in this "game" is watching you through various camera's. For some reason unknown to the player, the boss thinks the MC is a horrible person. Making immoral choices reinforce his beliefs, making moral choices make him doubt his beliefs. He doesn't really like doubt. What this means is not clear yet. It makes sense if your choices influence your further stay in Violation Nation.
All in all, I like the story. It's interesting and it's well presented. There are some language / spelling mistakes but it didn't bother me much.
The renders and characters are attractive.
All in all definitely something that I will follow!
