Breeze of Passion

Basically the same game as in Milfs of Sunville just with different story and characters. I liked that game, I like this game Overall story is okay, renders and scenes are amazing, again, same as in Milfs of Sunville so no suprise there.

game just randomly went back to the menu lost hours of game play

Enjoyable story and play. Play wise will remind you a lot of MILFS of Sunville. Graphically well done with attractive models.

the community is dead, even on the discord. Guide and response take a year and didn't has any answer yet

First off, I know these games require us to suspend belief to a certain degree, however that just can't be done here. The MC is a whiny excuse for a male. He has more money than god, is under no threat from his parents or the law about his financials and yet somehow "allows" a woman who is even worse than he is if that's possible to kidnap him to the middle of nowhere to run a hotel. Now you may be asking yourself, what do you mean by kidnapped? well glad you asked, the MC is over 18, clearly doesn't want to be there, was somehow forced onto a plane to fly to middle of nowhere, then for reason's that remain unclear, the MC can not rebook a flight back to his hometown. So either the MC is quite possible the DUMBEST MF with money the fictional worlds have ever produced or there is an exterior threat keeping him there. And based on the first 20 min, its established that he lived a party and clubbing lifestyle like the rich do, so I'd imagine he would know how to book a flight or two if he wanted to go somewhere to party. The fact that the MC didn't tell Emma (the woman he shares the house with) to pound sand and walk out, get a cab and go the airport is so beyond the pale of suspendin…

This is a mildly cleverly written VN. I described it as "take an absurd premise and place a character in it with a maxed out charisma stat that doesn't know how people talk to each other". I believe that sums up the type of plot you get out of this. As should be expected, the models are gorgeous and the animations in the DLC really added to the appeal. Personally, I tend to prefer a little more variation in the models, but I wouldn't say its a con for this game. The parts I would really critique is an overuse of immature sarcasm in dialogue between some characters (which is a sentence I have never said let alone written before) and it isn't actually as "open world" as described either. The English translations for the DLC need some revisions. $15 might be a little steep for this VN, but I don't think it's a bad deal if you get it on sale. I won't suggest this game is for everyone, but I liked it overall.