Almost in all your posts and review you use words 'harem / non-harem' as an argument. To me it seems like a subtle way of complaining that the game is not a harem. Using some kind of reverse psychology?
Oh well, I must be imagining things.
I don't care what kind of genre it is, nor is harem my thing. That is merely what this is
looking like when everyone's the same. And if you choose one over the other...I can't see the difference, visually or dramatically (e.g. what's the point of Liv?)
After playing several of these AVNs recently (A Shot in the Dark, A Man For All, Law School, The Missing Part), they all have a few unique and memorable characters. The Missing Part focuses on drama with only 3 female leads, and Law School has a number of diverse, unique characters that aren't model level D-cups (the most attractive is a mute girl who communicates with sign and SMS.)
Is this game supposed to be narrative focused? Then where's the plot? Romance? They're all gaga for MC. The start of the game warns you about strong dramatic content or some nonsense.
They all feel very same. The two most different girls are: 1) the Asian you break up with which is the crux of the MC's problem (which gets resolved), 2) the law school supposedly "bad girl" one of the other girls tells you not to get involved with, which you can't.
But hey. I'm sure the dumb and horny fans love it. Take my criticism for what it's worth. Keep slopping out the porn. Enjoy your pretty visuals and above average music.
