Move The Chains - Season 1

Cool creative story for adults. Atmospheric, very good graphics, excellent vizualization and detail of models. A nice bonus in the form of a large number of achievements.

this is a weird one for me. I bought this as a massive sports fan, and i do recommend it but personally its a mixed bag. The easiest way i think to explain would be to list pros and cons. Pros: -graphical quality is top notch -character designs are interesting and fresh -story is interesting and unique, if you're a sports fan this is an avn for you Cons: -a lot of characters feel the same to me, talking the same way/using the same mannerisms. -the adult scenes feel low effort for the most part, though there are good moments in them. -there are abrupt transitions spread throughout the game that will leave you confused and wondering what happened. Some things i personally didn't like, or others may not like though its more a manner of taste than anything. -feels very kinetic so far, choices decide the path you take but they are few and far between, number of things i thought id have the option to choose were decided for me. it definitely focuses on the novel aspect. -it is very edgy, though i don't mind i can see that turning people off That all being said, is definitely worth checking out. I plan on following this until release and am looking forward to seeing what the dev does…

Enjoyed the game, looking forward to the next chapter...

Boring

I was pretty negative about this game at first, and I still have some issues with it. The Auto function is broken or it's missing. There is a button I think is auto and it throws an exception when I click it. There are no tool tips so I have to guess from the pictures. The glossary button to look up terms seems to have vanished in a later chapter too. Clicking the yellow text causes it to throw an exception. In the first episode, I wasn't happy with how abrupt the transitions between scenes were. There are several moments where you're talking to one person and then suddenly doing something completely different with little explanation. Thankfully, this becomes much less of an issue in the later episodes. Another problem is that, in the later episodes, you don't spend enough time with the people you live with. A few additional scenes with them sprinkled throughout the story would have helped those relationships feel more present. The save/load interface also isn't very keyboard-friendly. In the load menu, the images and text don't visually react when a slot is highlighted, so I often have to use the mouse. Saving isn't as bad because empty save slots do change when highlighted. …

Overall a good AVN so far (Ep 4 as of this review). Great graphics and a game about a sport where the sport features significantly despite it being a harem game. Some interesting plot twists but also some logic gaps. Far too many almost random characters that the MC hooks up with and then you barely see them again. I did have to go back to old saves at times to work out who the characters were which is never a good sign. However some of the LI's and non-LI's are very well written and developed as a contrast (but then get lost among the other ones due to their lack of screen time!). Probably relevant that the more interesting and developed LI's were from earlier on. Main character isn't too likeable unless you're part of certain right wing male movements but it does differentiate it from most AVN's. The dev tries really hard to make them the good guy with deep meaningful thoughts which admittedly just comes off as whitewashing or pick up lines. The original non-steam version of this game the character was REALLY unlikeable so its probably a legacy of that. The patch to remove the worst of the content was called the "snowflake" patch which probably says about all you need to know …