Femboy Depths

You can experience all of the content in a matter of minutes. It's a single two-floor house you're confined to, maybe 12 or so short scenes with no ability to rotate the camera, no climax to the scenes, etc. Extremely simplistic and more like a demo than a game.

It's..... Meh. The visuals are nice, I'm sure, if you have a capable machine. Steam Deck struggles, however, even on lowest settings. I will admit, it's better than this developer's previous one I played. But... It's still lacking severely. Especially for the price, even on sale at 25% off. If there was more here, some actual worthwhile content, I'd recommend it. But currently, I cannot. And judging by other reviewers and my previous experience with another game from this developer, it is what it is. There will be no updates, no optimizations, no content, nothing, added. If you're a die hard femboy fan, you might get more enjoyment. There are lots of photos around the house featuring AI femboy pictures. When I played, aside from the issues already talked about, the biggest was the dialogue moving without me clicking anything to continue. Read fast or you'll miss it. Not that it really matters. But just saying, an obvious small low effort patch that likely won't be done.

I'm having a hard time with this. I am generally an optimistic person, too much sometimes. Honestly it is a shame that this much artistic work went into a game that has no depth and honestly no point. If you are just looking to unlock scenes and get it out, you will like this game for the 30 minutes you play. If you are looking for an actual game with things to do.. this is not for you. Good Points Great animation Great Concept. The design is great. Should appeal to those who just want start game, get off and close game. Bad Points No Direction I honestly couldn't find out what I was supposed to be doing. This is more of demo or gallery of scenes. There is no "game"

Not understanding "Femboy" as a term aside (it's all Futa, with a distinctly female voice), there's no merit to this game. The house is likely just an asset, I've seen the exact same one from a horror game. Which was quite funny honestly, I probably was more amused by that than anything else. The animations are a simple loop. I think there were 9 or 12 of them, I forgot and can't be bothered to check. 3 per page on the collection screen. The dialog doesn't match the actual game, there's NPCs that you "talk to" in order to get keys for doors and that's as in depth as the gameplay becomes. The NPCs talk about things that don't make sense, for example "You came down here" but you found that character upstairs. They act like the doors you're unlocking are going to be creepy, or a dungeon or something and yet it's just a regular room that there's a sexual animation with that NPC in. The "Unlockable animated scenes through relationship progression" is that. You just have the dialog progress on it's own (cutting itself off at the last few words), and then you get a key. No matter what choice you make you get the key and go do the door. It's shovelware. As a note for Steam Deck, on most…

graphic are good but... nothing much to do

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