Lust Academy - Season 1

So this game is just part 1 of a 4 part game. There were many immersion breaking grammatical errors, they were occasionally bad enough that I did not understand what the character was trying to say. I was patient though when I considered that the developer's first language was probably not english. But this was not pleasant. Despite saying there was LGBT content, this portion of the game is focused on developing your relationship with the female cast. Technically, you can choose to make one of the main girls a 'shemale' (as well as one of the side characters) but it isn't reflective of a romance with a transgender woman, it is simply a horny man's fantasy (as shown by the game's usage of the term shemale). I think the worst grammatical error was how they called they misgendered 'shemale' characters during sex (the lines were like "I want to see more of him, take off your clothes"). There is one option for a gay romance but it doesn't go further than a kiss which feels disappointing when you consider all of the straight intimate encounters. This game took 16 hours to complete. The achievements are easy enough to get as long as you save occasionally. Playable on mac. There were nu…

One of the best entries in the genre, at least for this first season. But with one or two larger flaws. Graphics are high-quality, but what makes this stand out is that, well, it's actually a game. There are mini-games, like BaD or College Kings. And like BaD, there are collectibles to find in free-roam. And there's an over-arcing competition between the houses each week. So, there's more than just running around to progress relationships. Sandbox mode is essentially the only way to play, IMO. Interestingly, there is a typical visual-novel mode, too, but I'm not sure why that would be more fun than trying to play the way I prefer, especially when most other games of the genre have already run the on-rails visual-novel mode into the ground. And beyond all of that, the game has plenty of in-jokes and references to high-fantasy (obviously with a focus on Harry Potter). There are definitely a few rough spots, however. Right away, the game is riddled with typos. The main thing I noticed in just the first fifteen minutes is how frequently articles (like 'a' or 'the') are missing. While hardly a deal-breaker, the proof-reading is quite poor, though everything thus far has been int…

I did not care for it. Controls don't work (can't skip when you want). I almost wore out my control key before I realized it was useless, Which really sucks because the dialogue is boring (I started over three times trying to catch some "hook" before I just gave up and deleted). Character designs look deformed, choices are not engaging and feel like they don't matter. There are just so many better choices.

You're a wizard!

Its okay, good renders and animations. mini-games are not fun. story needed a lot more.

I love the story