OpenFlower

Not bad! I like it! No, really, I LIKED IT. At first I had the impression that this was another cheap novel but it wasn't, this one has its own style. It is difficult to describe. Dialogues are sometimes messy, and I messed with choices. But this novel is something just visual and a bit catchy, details on every picture are great, you don't notice them usually, and you slowly dive into them. I forgot about time, and spent more than I planned. Initially I had a plan. But no regrets

TLDR: The game has a very good story to tell and is recommended if you are patient and not eager to see lewd scenes. The lewd scenes are there, but most of them are near the very end of the game... and are not great in number. Some are lacking in visual appeal/quality as well. The story: The story is quite good and over time becomes somewhat compelling. My opinion of the game changed for the better a number of times during the course of the playthrough. Along the way there are many, many dialogue choices. Many choices make little or no difference, but others are quite significant. I got into the habit of saving at every dialogue choice to give me options if the story took an undesired turn. There is lots of room for saves—well over 100. The developer claims there are “several endings that depend on your choice.” I think a more accurate statement would be “the game varies in length, depending on whether you accidentally end it early.” The only negative to the story is that the English is weak. I find it surprising that the developer stated “The original language is English.” One common issue is confusing words that look similar. For example, they used the word “destruct” inst…

Great game. It's not flawless, but very enjoyable.

Pretty good story and visuals.. Avoid at all costs if you don't like NTR / cuck.

It does pretty well with incremental corruption for quite a while, but toward the end, things progress rather rapidly and the erotic scenes are only about 3-4 frames long. It seems like the dev rushed to finish the game. It would be nice if the dev just built the game out to some basic endings and plans to flesh it out more later. At least there is no real need for a guide. Either you progress or you end in the therapist's office.

Another short unfinished disaster. dont buy