Womanizer

The developer took a major set back on this one. Similar to their first game 3 kingdoms of Contussa the concept and art is interesting enough to play along for a minute, But the overall game design is so non intuitive and frustrating in all the wrong ways that I had to just quit. This one I quit soon enough for a refund. It literally just turns into save and reload, save and reload over and over. They made a massive improvement in game design with their second game Book of Bondmaids, those improvement were left behind here and they are back to just random non logical click and find out type game play. Its tedious and annoying and actually ruins the art that was trying to be presented.

A "Visual Novel" with some adult (free DLC) and point & click elements. The art style is interesting, the story rather dark and the gameinterface is ok. Negative aspects are, that the game doesn't seem to be finished yet and the gameplay is a bit edgy. Verdict ... mediocre game.

"meh" at best, nothing more. unfortunately steam wont give us an option to review it as somewhere in middle/mixed rating so im giving it thumbs down because it doesnt deserve a positive review.

Womanizer is an adult-focused visual novel that uses a deliberately provocative premise as the foundation for a surprisingly dark narrative. The story follows Victor, a confident ladies' man who considers seduction almost a competitive sport. His attitude leads to a wager with his best friend in which he is challenged to pursue five women belonging to a successful rhythmic gymnastics team within a single week. What begins as a reckless romantic challenge soon develops into something much more dangerous, giving the story a mystery-driven element that separates it from a straightforward adult dating experience. The opening portion concentrates heavily on Victor's personality and his interactions with the women he intends to pursue. Conversations and player decisions shape how these relationships develop, making dialogue choices the primary form of interaction. Since this is fundamentally a visual novel, there is little emphasis on mechanical skill or traditional action. Progress revolves around reading conversations, examining situations, making decisions, and seeing how those choices influence later events. Players who appreciate narrative branching should find the multiple possibl…

Game is interesting. Problem is, none of the achievements are working. And it has this bad habit of crashing to desktop.. What I have been able to see of the story [i]is[/i] good, but the wonkiness is working against it. Hesitant recommendation since the game does have promise, and the developer has been making changes to his other games to make them easier to understand. Still, might want to wait for a discount.

Boring