Casino Heist

I gave this game a shot, but I can't recommend this game. Went into it with high hopes, but came out disappointed. It's visual novel with (optional) adult elements. Let's break it down: The story and dialogue. The story's concept is solid and is probably the highlight of the game. Who doesn't like a good heist (with a little sexy thrown in)? Bonus point in that none of the characters are professional thieves, which is an interesting twist. The dialogue however is where it all flops face down, hard. It is awkward, clunky, and downright cringe inducing in parts. This is with the American vs British lexicon in mind. This is with the fact it's a porn game in mind because the "sexy" talk is the worst offender. The adult scenes would make dialogue spoken by Johnny Sins look Shakespearean by comparison. It did make me laugh at times, but because of how ridiculous some of the dialogue can be. The adult parts. Ah yes the reason most of us are all here. Sadly dear reader, tits could not save this game either. The scenes are lacking. Literally, it's one still frame per scene of which there are four in the game. Now, now, I know it's an $8 game and the adult content is free, but I've played…

You are a former race car driver who is now part of a group that intends to rob Las Vegas casinos. Along the way there are a number of women who you can seduce. Decent enough.

I wanted to like it, and the general story isn't bad. The dialogue for encounters is ridiculous, and so funny in how ridiculous it is that the scenes lost enjoyment. Makes me look forward to future visual novels in that they will learn and get it right, but on its own this story doesn't feel ultimately satisfying.

For some reason I like those lighthearted VN from this developer. Except for the adult part they are well written and OK to follow. Also it seems the art style is improving game by game. I think I liked this one more than a couple of previous ones I played.

Chorizo Time!

Excellent story, well written. Dialogues all make sense and are well thought out. Decisions are more or less based on reality and provide more or less expected results. The artwork is excellent, but there is only one character sprite attached to each character for the entire game. The 18+ content is a different story. Each encounter provides one picture that is used through everything: conversation changes, scene changes, activity changes. It is pretty jarring to have everything in the scene represented by one image—and the images are of a lower artistic quality as well. It is almost as if the artist for the game refused to do the 18+ content, so they got someone else to draw one image for each of the 18+ scenes. Note: if you play the game with the DLC, none of the saves for the DLC game seem to play properly when it is NOT installed. Overall, with the compelling story this game is worth getting. It is moderately short (perhaps 4-5 hours to read everything), so consider waiting for a good sale before purchase.