M.A.I.D.s

Although writing is a bit uneven, and I personally disagree with some stylistic choices overall I found myself enjoying the story. Game is uplifted greatly by its humor even though I remember audibly groaning a couple of times I sharply exhaled through my nose more than once( so might as well count this one as a modern comedy masterpiece). Enjoyed what i played so far, looking forward to checking out a couple of different outcomes, also the soundtrack has a couple of bangers. But there are no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ toasters so naturally 0 out 10.

Each appliance in your house is a (M.A.I.D) Mobile Autonomous Intelligent Devices M.A.I.D.s they wont human rights Interesting concept Can't really say I would recommend it.

Awesome visual novel! I love it. Move power!

Does a harem of AI robot maids sound good? Well, I don't know about you, but I was at least a little bit curious. First, this is a slice-of-life comedy, so don't expect much depth to the story, but some philosophical themes are certainly present. The importance and rights of AI robots within a society are touched upon during conversations, but the main genre here is comedy. The comedy here is a mix of contemporary parody and sci-fi musings. The contemporary part has, for example, news on TV relaying information about the recent virus outbreak, politically charged comedic dialogues commenting on events that occurred during the recent years (before 2021), and all sprinkled with multiple national stereotypes on top. All were served in a light, mostly tasteful tone, which I found sufficiently amusing. All of the topics above come up during the interactions between the male protagonist and his maids. Each maid has its own function and personality. Viki, who was the first purchase, serves as a vacuum cleaner and has older sister vibes. Daisy, second in command, is a dishwasher with tsundere traits and a cynical outlook. The other two, Bee and Diana, join the group later. The slice of li…