Midnight Sin

One of the best gameplays, great story behind and a lot of work from the devs. Totally worths every single cent spent on it.

I have played both Man of the House and Mystwood Manor and i enjoyed those. However this one just hits "wrong". -There is a mobile "story part" yet i don't have the option to open an actual phone? -You can't do anything wrong. You can delay it for you self, but nothing you do have any effect in any way. it seems rushed. The visuals are very nice though!

Once again solid story, graphics improving each game, really enjoyed it! Just one thing: somehow the girls are gorgeous in the pics, but super ugly in some of the animations. It happened in Mystwood Manor - and here again. Luckily only in the early part of the game; both of the maids. Besides that, recommended.

Midnight Sin continues in the tradition of Faerin's two preceding game, but is not without its minor issues. The plot is detailed and does not skip a lot, but if you need more than 60 saves to complete the game, you will be out of luck. (Tip: until this lifted, prepare to save only on a daily basis if you need restart points (That may even be a stretch.) If you've played the other two games, the basic format will be familiar: you have to build up points with each female to advance your relationship and or moving through the game. One change I did note, if you repeat some actions with lecherous intent / portent early on, you will face an early game end, especially with the house mother. The potential endgame finishes also are point-related. You should max out relationships with the women before getting there, but to unlock all possible endings, you need a tall stack of bonus points (another feature lacking: no easy way to see the overall points accrued during regular gameplay.)

ths game crashes on me. dont buy

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