This game is wonderful. The women all have distinct personalities, and they are very attractive. There is a lot of humour in the game, and it is very well written overall. There is no grind or anything like that, so the game moves along at a good pace. You are given a large amount of control over the main character, so you won't get forced into a relationship with anyone you don't like.
The game is about a young man who recently lost his father and has been kicked out of the house by the gold digging girlfriend of his deceased father. The main character then has to move in with an old friend of his mother, Monica, and her two daughters Katie and Jenna. There is an intriguing bit of mystery to the main plot as you try to investigate the will, but the main focus is squarely on building relationships with the people you meet.
There is a relationship mechanic where you gain or lose points based on the choices you make. There are two types of points; relationship and lust. These will determine what possible choices will be available in future conversations. You are able to see the current total and maximum possible values at the end of each chapter of the game, which is nice because it helps reduce the need for a walkthrough.
All in all, it's a great game.
[Episode 23]
I had this game rated at five stars for a little over three years now, but that doesn't hold up anymore. The game jumped the shark with Katie's dinner date, and it keeps making the same mistakes over and over again. Primary characters have become one dimensional, the humour is stale and overdone, the choices are lacking impact, and shitty side characters are getting stuffed in where they shouldn't be.
The game is about a young man who recently lost his father and has been kicked out of the house by the gold digging girlfriend of his deceased father. The main character then has to move in with an old friend of his mother, Monica, and her two daughters Katie and Jenna. There is an intriguing bit of mystery to the main plot as you try to investigate the will, but the main focus is squarely on building relationships with the people you meet.
There is a relationship mechanic where you gain or lose points based on the choices you make. There are two types of points; relationship and lust. These will determine what possible choices will be available in future conversations. You are able to see the current total and maximum possible values at the end of each chapter of the game, which is nice because it helps reduce the need for a walkthrough.
All in all, it's a great game.
[Episode 23]
I had this game rated at five stars for a little over three years now, but that doesn't hold up anymore. The game jumped the shark with Katie's dinner date, and it keeps making the same mistakes over and over again. Primary characters have become one dimensional, the humour is stale and overdone, the choices are lacking impact, and shitty side characters are getting stuffed in where they shouldn't be.