It was something I also ended up noticing. In all routes, there are similar elements that make it difficult to tell which route is missing the hints. In the end, everything is more of the same, with MC getting the worst of it whenever possible. I found it quite repetitive in certain parts of the gameplay. There are three routes, but only one seems to have real relevance for the author, with a weak and boring storyline once you invest hours playing.
It is one of the unfortunate side effects of producing an update every 30 - 40 days, as the developer simply doesn't have the time to expand the routes and make them more unique; sharing as many scenes & dialogues as possible is the only way she can maintain them. It sucks for when you are reaaally trying to immerse yourself in these different flavors, but it is what it is.
In this type of game, the creator needs to do one thing at a time, in this case, one route at a time. Otherwise, it will become a mess and even more difficult to manage. It's quite impressive that the creator manages to do all this with limited time. The game isn't bad overall, it has some very good scenes that I enjoyed, but overall it's a weak game. I hope for the best for the dev.
Hard disagree. I've known a couple of games that only update one route at a time and they're always messy and inevitably delayed because one path is less exciting for the dev, or slowed down for other reasons. Here, the routes all follow the same story with just some variations, so it makes even more sense to make all routes at the same time.
The dev found their niche, and they're sticking to it. It's not a 5-star Michelin restaurant meal, but it beats the crap out of 99% AI CG-based NTR/NTS games currently saturating the market.
Well, if the creator thinks it's better that way, so be it. But there are disadvantages, as you yourself said, in not having enough time to devote to doing something different in the routes present in the game. The method of developing one thing at a time would help a lot in such a context, but that would vary depending on who is behind the game. If the public likes this fast-paced method, there's no reason to change it.
but that's the nature of that path, no? I mean on others she stays in constant contact with mc and he sees all.
Not if the game wasn't marketed as such - "Mystery POV" paths are usually specifically created like that from the start, and even advertised as such. WR's story from 0.6 means the MC will be kept in the dark much more than before that point, hence the need for immersion-breaking "omniscient" abilities to see the NTR action; the story told simply can't accommodate an MC that is that stupid & dense not to figure something out based on the access he has - so his access had to be taken away.
While normally it would take much longer to fall, Mary's cheating arc in Wedding Roaming is jumpstarted by the fact that Paul is the husband's stand-in, and as a consequence, gets to experience a lot of romantic moments with her (instead of her actual husband, the MMC). This emotional confusion + porn logic is enough to explain why she cheats.
It works for ntr. Its kinda weird on nts as they are having romantic moments instead of just sex moments. Nts shouldnt normally have this much romantism between the two. Feels borderline ntr.
