Life Can Be Amazing

Paula and her other privileged, rich friends get absolutely hammered with absinthe, and end up at a beach resort in Anguilla. There, Paula has the chance to hook up with three different women. [u]Info[/u] • 3 romanceable women. • 18+ patch DLC is free. [u]Praises[/u] • The background art has an interesting and unique style. • The writing is actually decent despite the unappealing story. [u]Complaints[/u] • Why the f*ck is everyone white or pale-skinned? With the exception of Katrina being Chinese, every single person pictured in this story is white. Bianca is an Italian living in Anguilla and she’s pale af. Romi is an Israeli living in Anguilla and she’s pale af. Like, wtaf? How does that make any sense? Anyone living in [i]The Caribbean[/i] would at least have a tan if they’re otherwise light-skinned. 85% of the population in Anguilla is black. They even acknowledge this, mentioning that most of the locals are descendants of black slaves that colonizers brought with them. Where the f*ck are the black people? Is the dev [i]that[/i] racist? I know this story takes place at a bougie beach resort, but it is entirely unrealistic that there wouldn’t be a single da…

Art style is cute and characters look fine but rest of the game is uninteresting and boring. When I play +18 visual novel game, I want to see lots of naughty scenes and naked chicks. There isn't anything in this game that comes closer to naughty. You just unlock 3 pictures that doesn't include nudity. There isn't even a single animation. You can find more +18 stuff just by looking at Google Images.

It's decent if you're seeing a good bit of romantic character interaction, but the backgrounds look like the Scream painting and there's only six CGs; three sex scenes, three ending scenes. Kinda sad; we can use some good Yuri games.

Take a trip to the Caribbean. Meet women. Woo one of three. Get the girl (or not). Decent.

TRIGGER WARNING! This visual novel includes an Israeli character. She is portrayed as a pleasant, attractive, and respectable human being, and not as a terrifying baby eating demon that secretly controls the worlds finances. This may prove distressing and confusing for pretentious middle class students, people that actually believe what they see on the BBC, millennial snowflakes, or anyone currently suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome or TDS. Such people should avoid this visual novel and stick to simping after Pokimane. For everyone else, this is pretty good. It's fairly standard for Double Peach. There are rich, glamorous lesbians, a tropical resort, and expensive food. If you like their other visual novels, you will like this too.

Why is Paula so unlikable? :<