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• gamedeal user

  Oct 17, 2020

  If you've played Summertime Saga, you will find this game to be disorientingly 'familiar', but that's kind a of a good thing. ATU's art/animation are not quite up to Summertime Saga's standards, but the writing might actually be better overall. A decent amount of content to start with that lays a solid foundation that could turn this into something real special if the content updates are steady. There's definitely room in the world for 2 of these *kinds of things*, at any rate.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 19, 2021

  It's sad because this is not finished.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 19, 2022

  Explain to me why we are a whole version behind a PIRATED RELEASE of the game?
• gamedeal user

  Mar 2, 2021

  I can rightfully make a review with my progression so far. This is one of my most favorite adult VN's I will probably get to enjoy in my lifetime. I've went to bed, laying there, wanting to get up and hop back on because I'm so invested in this story. Granted the sex scenes in this game are good, the content is slightly lacking because of it being early access. But it's being updated on a monthly basis. I don't want to explain the story, but I will say whoever the writer is, please, keep going. I'm completely hooked. GeeSeki, please, I will become a patreon, please I beg of you. Continue your work on this game. I highly, in it's current state, beg you all to buy and enjoy this masterpiece.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 20, 2021

  A fun enough, if very derivative and [u]very incomplete[/u], slice-of-life Dating Sim / Visual Novel hybrid. There's maybe ~9 hours worth of content at time-of-writing, although there is a small amount of padding in that. [h1]This game is essentially just [i]Summertime Saga[/i] with an alternative art-style and a more overblown and text-heavy main story[/h1] On the plus side, this is good news for anyone who is hungry for more [i]Summertime Saga[/i] and can't wait for the next content drop. On the negative side, it's hard to see what this game offers that SS does not. If you've not played [i]Summertime Saga[/i] yet, just go get that free from that developer's website, then you can decide if you like the experience so much you want to see pretty much the same thing but slightly different and nowhere near as far along in the development cycle. I cannot stress how many similarities the two games share, in terms of gameplay, in terms of characterisation, in terms of general plot and setting. Everything is comfortingly familiar, but just different enough to make the experience worthwhile in its own right. It even has near-identical incest plotlines (no restoration patch needed, nor does the game require an uncensor patch); with the "sister" character doing cam-shows for money. [h1]The art-style is distinctive, but it doesn't lend itself well to the explicit nudity that is the game's bread-and-butter[/h1] You can tell from the screenshots whether or not it suits your tastes, it really just comes down to personal preference whether or not you regard this as a selling point or detrimental to the experience. [h1]The writing is a mixed proposition[/h1] The writing itself is generally strong, the characters are decent, the plotting is fun enough to go along with, it works fine. It does have a few significant short-comings though: A lot of the mundane plotting, especially in the "Main Story", is way too verbose. Basic, trivial, boring plot details are repeated and reiterating multiple times per conversation. So you find the gameplay just slows to a painful crawl every time the game wants to do an exposition plot dump on you. I even went so far as to use a turbo macro on my mouse so that I could skip the paragraphs and paragraphs of inconsequential or repetitive information faster. A good editor would go through the text and cut about two-thirds of it to tighten it up; and that would probably be sufficient to disguise the parts of the narrative where the writer is Telling rather than Showing. The opposite issue with the writing occurs during the sex scenes, however. With the... crude?.. animation style left pretty much alone to depict what's going on with very little descriptive text to add emotional or erotic context. This extends beyond the sex-scenes to the "Side stories" (relationships, effectively) in general. While they don't generally feel as overwritten as the "Main Story" and typically have a much better balance of text-to-gameplay; they *are* very sparse on the only element of text that matters in an eroge: Establishing the emotional and social context of the relationships. You'd think that a sexual relationship with a "Sister", "Mother",and Teacher would be fraught with guilt, shame, and recriminations balanced against lust, corruption, and desire. The game barely addresses the dramatic tensions at the core of these taboos, whilst devoting pages and pages and pages worth of text to inconsequential dialogue elsewhere in the game. [h1]The gameplay itself has a few annoying issues[/h1] [u]The stat-progression is more cumbersome than in [i]Summertime Saga[/i][/u] - with you levelling up the caps, but having to rest to replenish the stats themselves. There's twice as much grinding, but it's also really RNG dependent on whether or not you level up, so that is padded to way more. It's hard to say if the way the game uses stats justifies the added complexity involved. Grinding money is likewise more of a chore and less satisfying. [u]The "Main Story" stalls out early on[/u] with a mission that, for no apparent reason, expects you to speak with every single character, no matter how minor or inconsequential, before progressing. This is complicated by stuff like RNG and characters only appearing at specific places at specific times, etc, etc. The mission prompt is completely unhelpful, so you just find yourself clicking through every single location trying to figure out who you could've missed where and when. The game expects you to repeat it again on two subsequent occasions after that. It slams the brakes on all game play and ends up totally ruining the pacing, and breaking how the narrative intersects with the "Side Stories". [u]The calendar system involves a lot of waiting around for specific days / months with absolutely nothing else interesting to do.[/u] [u]The game messes around with your progress[/u] Got your relationship with the "mother" character up to the maximum of 10 Relationship Points? Well guess what, the next story-event has her mad at you and resets them back to 0 so you can grind them back again! There's several occasions where the game will dock you relationship points just because it feels that's appropriate for the story, even though its a rail-road event that you have no way of influencing. It's totally rail-roady and inorganic, and defeats the whole purpose of tracking your relationships via points in the first place if it just gets taken out of your control and hand-waved for the dev's narrative convenience. It makes an under-developed and half-baked system redundant. [u]There's some continuity errors[/u] Where the various stories and relationships intersect, you get the weird state of affairs where characters you've been intimate with suddenly forget everything that happened in their side-stories and act coy all of a sudden. It's hard to say how much of this is "it's an early-access bug, tying up the narratives comes at a later stage of development" issue; and how much of it is a "devs don't care about that, they care about getting more characters and more sex scenes and more plot-dumps into the game" issue. These break immersion almost as badly as the "under construction" placeholders do. [h1]On the whole the game has promise, but all Early Access games are essentially gambling on whether or not a title will live up to the promise they show[/h1] In its current state, it's not worth the asking price; so I'd recommend waiting for a steep discount (or else the game to be updated with far more content) before buying.
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2022

  when will i get real women
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2021

  Oh, sure, it's naughty, but as an older lady I want to be sure the developer is aware of this specific "broad" market. Give it some secure features, like password protection in case her kids (or grandkids) snoop around on her devices, and this will be popular.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 19, 2023

  Unlike the town, you'll be covered with something.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2021

  Honestly, I'm only 'recommending' the game because I enjoyed it and want to indicate I have a positive experience. That being said, this game is pretty buggy and there are some aspects of the game which 'annoy' me. I'll first talk about The Positives: I did find the story engaging and the underlying mystery element is intriguing. I do find the artstyle charming and unique. Porn games usually go an anime-inspired art style or 3D models which is fine and all. But gotta give credit for the creator here trying out something different and new(?) and managing to make it work. The girls are pretty attractive and I had no trouble choking the chicken during my time. I'd say there is a solid amount of h-scenes in the game. Some are tied to the main story progression but majority are locked behind heroine side plots. Some of the heroine side plots also intertwine, requiring you to progress with another heroine before you can progress on the current one. The game also more or less spells out what it expects you to do in order to advance the main story or sideplot so there is no uncertainty there at least and you probably won't need a walkthrough for the most part. Except probably the sideplot objective to fix a computer. I had to look that up. (Its a white laptop on her bed by the way.) The Neutral: (Stuff that may be worth pointing out) The game starts by asking you to define your relationship with two of the potential heroines. There are pre-determined labels and a custom label option. They were definitely intended to be your mother and twin sister. Even though the game doesn't give you the option to label them as such by default, oh they definitely are. If you're not against incest porn such as myself and custom labelled them as such, the game actually goes out of its way to say its creator doesn't condone incest. After playing through all available content though, yeah, sure you do writer. Thanks for keeping the option available though. Man of the House didn't. Also, speaking of Man of the House, there is some grinding involved in this game. It can get a bit ridiculous at times but nowhere as exhausting as Man of the House. Though to be fair, Man of the House is fully completed. This game feels like, 50% done. Maybe 60% if I'm being generous. And now, The Negatives: The short summary is, this game is messy AF. It's an early access game which is to be expected but there are alot of segments of the game as of this time in writing which feel like a patchwork zombie. Slapped together in a hurry with no time to smooth out the rough edges. The worst example of this is definitely Director Lashley. I won't go into detail but her character subplot has several text-only h-scenes and even the climax and resolution of the arc has basically no art and is a black screen for most the time. Now as a CoC2 and TiTS player, I have no trouble filling in the gaps, but this is fair warning to anyone interested. But to reiterate what I said earlier, this is definitely the messiest example. Also, fair warning to Vanilla fans out there. There are so far two (or four depending how you wanna count it) short NTR scenes. Both are very short and not that bad but still fair warning. One features a side girl you have the option to bang (its actually a little more complicated/spoilery than that) and the other is a major heroine but the scene is definitely not intended to cater to an NTR crowd. Another part that bugged me is how the main story and subplots run parallel to each other at times and occasionally even mess with each other's continuity. This gets a little spoilery here but basically, if you choose to pursue one of the heroines early on before progressing the main story, she reveals during her subplot she has a sister who is the CEO of a local company and even shows a picture of her to the player. But when you encounter her sister later in the main story, the player is completely clueless to this fact. In another heroine's subplot, she basically becomes inaccessible for a week or two. But if you have been pursuing a threesome subplot with her and another heroine, you can actually encounter her in a bath scene with the other heroine which should be physically impossible. And the thing is, the developer can probably fix this inconsistency. He literally did it in previous segments of the same threesome subplot by making certain scenes conditionally inaccessible. I know this is an Early Access game and all but stuff like this peeves is all I'm saying. There are also points where the game scipts break and a subplot might no be able to advance but... the dev made a work around by allowing players to skip the segment entire through their in-game computer.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 19, 2020

  Entertaining characters, good art style and an engaging story made this a great play through. Turned out to have a lot more depth than I expected from the genre in general.