V0.3
I had wanted to wait to rate this until the next episode...but I'll just give my thoughts for now. This is one of the better HS2 game on here...mostly because of the well-thought-out writing. Its great and well-paced. Some may complain about the lack of scenes for now, but it serves to show how important it is to cook and develop characters in stories. By this point in the game, it's good that it cleared up and provided needed information about each character and their motivations. My pet peeve of mine when it comes other AVNs is how LI's just throw themselves at the MC just because without any reason or cause. However, they all feel like characters who are not just stylistically different but have unique personalities to each of them. They’re written with care, and it shows. You can empathize with them, understand their choices, and see why they connect (or clash) with the MC.
Last thing that really impressed me is how the protagonist is handled. The MC isn’t just a blank slate or a passive observer—they’re given room to grow. Their reactions, relationships, and internal conflicts feel believable. You can see how their choices shape their emotional trajectory, and that makes the story feel personal. It’s rare to see an AVN where the MC feels like a character with the player, not just a vessel for the player.
If the next episode continues this level of quality, I’ll be even more excited to see where the story goes. For now, I’m impressed.
I had wanted to wait to rate this until the next episode...but I'll just give my thoughts for now. This is one of the better HS2 game on here...mostly because of the well-thought-out writing. Its great and well-paced. Some may complain about the lack of scenes for now, but it serves to show how important it is to cook and develop characters in stories. By this point in the game, it's good that it cleared up and provided needed information about each character and their motivations. My pet peeve of mine when it comes other AVNs is how LI's just throw themselves at the MC just because without any reason or cause. However, they all feel like characters who are not just stylistically different but have unique personalities to each of them. They’re written with care, and it shows. You can empathize with them, understand their choices, and see why they connect (or clash) with the MC.
Last thing that really impressed me is how the protagonist is handled. The MC isn’t just a blank slate or a passive observer—they’re given room to grow. Their reactions, relationships, and internal conflicts feel believable. You can see how their choices shape their emotional trajectory, and that makes the story feel personal. It’s rare to see an AVN where the MC feels like a character with the player, not just a vessel for the player.
If the next episode continues this level of quality, I’ll be even more excited to see where the story goes. For now, I’m impressed.