Prison 69 - 24 Hours In Jail

very short for the price.

[b]At a Glance[/b] [b]Recommendation:[/b] Recommended with Caveats [b]Best For:[/b] Players looking for a short, fully gay visual novel with two wholesome romance routes and explicit M/M content. [b]Not For:[/b] Players seeking a longer visual novel, slower relationship development, or a game that makes full use of its prison setting. [b]Playtime:[/b] Approximately 1 to 2 hours to see every ending and earn every achievement. [b]MLM Tags:[/b] MLM, M4M, Visual Novel, Gay-Male Fantasy Space, Romance, Sex-Forward, Short Game 💬 [b]Supportive Caveat[/b] [i]Prison 69 - 24 Hours In Jail[/i] is a brief, sincere visual novel that works best as a compact gay romance rather than a fully developed prison drama. I enjoyed my time with it and think it is worth supporting, though the regular asking price feels high for the amount of content, so I recommend waiting for a sale. 🎮 [b]Gameplay & Genre[/b] This is a straightforward choice-driven visual novel centered on Antony, a young man taken into custody without understanding why, and two romance routes: one with Christopher, the prison doctor, and the other with Marco, Antony's cellmate. The game includes six endings and six Steam ach…

I thought it was fine for the price. The writing is alright and I enjoyed both good endings (took me awhile to figure out one bad ending; there are four, two per romancable character). I will say that the doctor ending is a bit underwhelming after I got to the cellmate one. You get a flash forward for that one and a bit of dialog and CGs of them together. Meanwhile you just look at a piece of paper for the doctor with a message on it. In comparison it falls short (I got that one first). But getting it first I did think it was cute. It let me down after getting the other good ending being better. There is however issues with CGs not triggering. I had some missing after all endings and curious I looked in the game files and the CGs I missed were part of something I was going to mention as a problem. That the CGs didn't advance properly so the text would describe something and then it wouldn't be happening, but I think it's just the CGs didn't trigger probably that is the actual problem. There is still an issue of a few CGs not following what they say. "We undressed" for example, but they were already undressed. Or "we got dressed" and they are still naked after. It's a small thing…