Boys Tale

not recommended (review due to change if any updates happen) WASTED POTENTIAL. If you are looking for a BL VN game similar to Dear Monster/Paradise or, let's even go further, the ShallWeDate serie (Oz+ edition), this is NOT IT. The plot is scarce (barely there), and the game is more of a puzzle game (as in slide-the-blocks-to-create-the-picture puzzle game with increasing blocks every level) that I would play when commuting to work, if i was bored. Pluses: - Art style, which is amazing - Full Japanese Voiceover - Character Sprites Minuses: - No dialogue choices option for the MC, you're just wholly reading what was decided & written - No option to regulate the speed of the auto text, both in the story dialogue & the menu descriptions, which are both WAY too fast (it'll skip when you're halfway through, and i am quite a quick reader) - With the OFF auto text option it will only go further if you click a specific small arrow on screen (repeatedly), no other key or mouse-click-place work - No option to roll back (which would be helpful with the auto text, if you didn't manage to finish reading) - The CONSTANT screen glitches; someone probably thought 'hey, that'd look cool, to remi…

GAY SEX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty good game (especially for the low price), but it's full of wasted potential. The art is soooo good and the character design and voices are great. The puzzles are ok, even if a little bit repetitive at the end, and seeing the character changes when they get their memories is cool (not for Wolf tho, seeing him go the a sweetie to a hungry predator who hate what he's becoming is quite sad). Having a library for the completed puzzle is also cool. BUT you can see the game was supposed to be more (and will probably never be with the dev team disbanding). There are only 3 characters, contrary to the game preview, the epilogue shows there was more character in the work and more story, no voice during the puzzles, and achievements linked with losing the puzzle but no dialogue with the character if you lose (I wanted to see Hansel's "wrath"). All in all, the game was fun and pretty sexy, and for only 3 euros, it's worth it. I'm just sad we will probably never get the full game the devs had planned (at least we have an epilogue showing what was done before they closed).

IM SO TIRED ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

This game is a mixture of a Kinetic Visual Novel (a VN with one ending and no choice) and a puzzle game. It's also a Yaoi and erotic game. Now let's start with the VN aspect: I've played only the first levels, but you cannot click through the text. You have to let the text go at it's own (rather slow) speed and there is no option to change it. The story is basically a dude that gets transported in children's books but the characters are horny. And for a game that came out 2 years ago, it's filled with late 90's to early 2000's Yaoi tropes. Ranging from the dude moaning and claiming to be about to ♥♥♥ . . . while being stroked on the chest with his clothes on to claiming that he ''isn't doing it because he feels like it, he isn't that kind of person''. (If you want, you can skip the story portions though, which I appreciate.) The sex scenes also follow the old Yaoi tradition of drawing them at an angle that hides the penis without the illustrator having to add censors to respect Japanese law. Old school Yaoi ridiculousness aside, the puzzles themselves have a progressive difficulty curve - which I like - and are basically Jigsaw puzzles. You have to move the pieces by making them…

Art style: Amazing Sexiness: Wow Puzzle mechanics: Not the best. Because you have to do the same picture 5 times from different angles, it gets a bit repetitive and it can also be difficult to judge how close this particular picture is Dialogue/translation: Needs work. Sounds more awkward than anything tldr; good thing I wasn't playing this for the plot