Real life day: Threesome

People are curious creatures. Everything is simple in life, I agree. The toilet is our fortress :)

SOOOOO much to read. This takes the phrase "visual novel" to a whole new level with how much reading there is. It's also just poor writing. Not just poorly translated but the story just isn't that great. I don't mean to be rude but I genuinely don't see how this has a positive rating. I couldn't stick with it long enough to see any spicy scenes because it just drags on and on and on. The character models are not good looking, often uncanny valley levels of creepy, and they look like they're cut and paste on a static background. They don't blend in to the environment as if they're actually in a room, more like they're standing in front of a green screen. If you're interested at all, get this when it's on sale for at least half off.

*Real Life Day: Threesome*, developed and published by Two Tangerine Slices, is a narrative-driven visual novel that aims to present an intimate, grounded look at relationships through the lens of a single, emotionally charged day. Rather than relying on elaborate world-building or high-concept storytelling, the game keeps its focus tightly centered on interpersonal dynamics, positioning itself as a character-focused experience where dialogue and choice carry the weight of engagement. It’s a title that clearly tries to distinguish itself by framing its premise in a more realistic and reflective way, even as it operates within a niche space. The story unfolds from the perspective of a protagonist navigating a complex situation involving two women who are both emotionally significant to him. Over the course of the day, conversations, decisions, and interactions gradually shape how these relationships develop, with the narrative placing emphasis on communication, emotional nuance, and personal boundaries. While the premise might initially suggest a purely provocative setup, the writing makes an effort to ground these interactions in a sense of authenticity. Characters frequently expr…

The game has such a name. I expected something more explicit. I would not call it an adult game. Expectations were not met. Too much text. Too much text. I did not buy the game to read. If I wanted to read, I would have bought a book. ---- Changed my mind. Compared to other projects, it's quite up to par.