But my biggest complaint is the fact that, after I looked in the gallery, I realized it would take so many playthroughs to unlock everything.
It sort of sells itself as a "choose your own adventure," but there are absolutely incorrect ways to play. And it feels like its purposely evasive about how you are actually meant to play, such that I cant imagine anyone winning on their first try (when the game is complete of course). And the mix of deep politics and sex makes for a pretty cool experience.īut the gameplay loop gets a little stale after 50 cycles. The 90s style aesthetic works quite well, looks very unique. I cant even imagine how many tens of thousands of words this whole game must contain. The writing is clearly very well thought out. Overall, one of the best AVN out there right now, you should definitely be proud of what you've accomplished so far The MC's life has such an insane amount of attention from so many different people. I get all excited to learn more about a character and then 5 more characters are introduced with their own unique issues. I feel like maybe you should stop introducing new characters soon, though? Just a bit overwhelming, there are like 30 characters at this point. I feel very attached to the characters and like most of them. And also made the hamster bit even more strange as it's the only interactive aspect for 90% of the game.īut truly minor issues considering they are essentially bonuses. Also the fact that the beginning leads you to believe it will have elements of investigation where you have to find clues and then piece everything together, only for that element to be dropped entirely, was a bit disappointing.
Idk, but for me it wasn't a particularly enjoyable gameplay element. I cannot imagine what kind of sick person would actually play without the hamster hints on though, I feel like that could be implemented a bit better? Maybe with a sound cue, or the little guy could glow a bit or something. Dialogue feels extremely natural, MC isn't a D-bag or a blank slate. Too many plots from this genre are like, super low stakes? Or their problems are essentially solved with a few dollars and genitalia. But I really appreciate that the characters have actual problems. I do occasionally wish the MC's anxiety issues played more of a role in the plot, he seems to have a terrible hero complex haha. Your grammar and sentence structure is impeccable, and like, I wish that wasn't as much of a compliment as it is, but it's the state of the genre I'm afraid lol.
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