Ren'Py - Completed - Water World [v1.1] [NSFW Space]

if you don't mind some sleep-eat-get cleaned grinding a la man of the house, this game is quite a gem. beautiful renders (much better than the prequel), raunchy and fun quests, well defined characters, good writing, nice animations, everything you'd want from an adult game. i'm also glad some of the loose ends from "spaced out" are being tied up. things have started to make much more sense now.

This looks good, but that is all it is: some pretty visuals at best.
there is no real story, just a few 'quests' which boil down to: show up at that place at the right time of day. Then you get a bit of text and a preparation for the next hoop to jump through.
If you want to feel like a hamster in a running wheel, this is for you. Because there is nothing else to this.

Excellent game, nice setting, great renders with a satisfying range of different girls.
Love the UI, it's a very smart way to move forward time and indicate when and where the next event is. Much better than having to go to every room at every time period like in so many othe games.

it's frankly a good story, with a pretty developped universe, all the girls have different styles and personalities, the first versions were really not helpful, but since the incorporation of help markers, the game is really nice to play.

BLUF: Poor interface. Unable to interact with environment and most characters until you trigger boring "quests." This means you can spend game days roaming around the big ass ship, doing nothing until you get the next appropriate star (this game's quest marker). Particularly frustrating when you have to wait until someone is "alone."
It can be boiled down to: get quest. Click and wait until star appears (does not always work to advance quest, especially if a person has to be "alone"). Click through only allowed action then wait again.
It's just super boring and lame. Not worth the pay off.

Too many characters, too many locations, too complicated. While that's normally doable, such as other games have shown, this one is also grindy, so it becomes a clusterfuck that you have to...grind. Player for half an hour, barely got any content and judging by what's necessary I will have to grind like a madman to get any.

Nice scenes, interesting backstory and rpg'ish game elements, but the quest system and the maps are a bit confusing and many times you don't know where you are going or who you need to talk to at which times.

The walkthrough helps a bit, but it would be nice, if you didn't have to follow it.

Renders are quite good and the premise has the potential for something good but as of now, its not taken advantage of. Writing is poor, you are either having the game tell you exactly what to do, or given no guidance at all so you are either clicking at random or the most basic of go to x, do y, go back to x, tell z. Not expecting much with this.

Hope the story is as nice as it has been with Spaced Out.
Good to see the story basicly continues in a way.
I wonder what things you have in store for us this time.
But I'm sure we all gonna love it as much as we did with Spaced Out.