Mistress Marigold's Home Improvement

It's very short and just alright, but if you can get it for cheap it's worth it.

A basic wish fulfillment Adult VN game. Good: boner inducing. Bad: only one woman, very short.

Kinetic novel. Your coworker is pretty. You get close. Hijinks ensue.

✅ Low price on discount. ✅ Decent effort for a VN. ❌ Totally non-interactive. ❌ Main guy is ugly. ❌ You should spend your time and money on other AVNs. This software has been Hooligan-uncertified 😔

[i]Thank god, the narrator is fired.[/i] Yet again, Doc62 Productions produces another bagger of a game with a lot of teasing, bantering, comedy, and charm in under 6 months after the first game. They nailed it (as I shouldn't be surprised) with the character chemistry that I come to adore and cherish. I can't commit how well the writers put these goofballs into weird scenarios to be cheesy and wholesome. I was slightly critical of the first game doing it, but I'm all here for it upon further consideration to get an interesting setting (and this one wasn't as unusual, but I'm blabbing now). The animation, I can't choose my favourite, I like that it isn't a repeat of the previous game, and they mix it up for variety in the imagination. If I need to be nitpicky, well, it would be that I wasn't a fan of the male groaning part (a bit too growly for my taste, but that equates to me not being used to a voice with that much gravity to it, tbh). I don't remember any male VA in the first game, so I rechecked City Park Play Date, and lo and behold, there wasn't. In comparison to this game, I started to notice a lot of subtle changes like character moaning (like I mentioned), eyes flicker…

Good lil game funny