The Entrepreneur

If you liked Law School, you will probably find some enjoyment in this game as well. Law School had a certain style and kind of comfy/cozy vibe to it that is also present here. The characters are extremely fun, likeable, and well written. The visuals are gorgeous, aside from the sex scenes. The animations are pretty horrible. If you're looking to straight up jork your penitz, this is probably not the game for you. The Entrepreneur's writing is a mixed bag. The beginning of the game has a lot of writing that I would describe as quite juvenile. Almost like a middle schooler trying to tell a story. It will be things like, "You sat at a table. You had lunch and then walked to the bar." Thankfully, this is not present throughout the whole story. It mostly just plagues the first hour or two. The writing improves as the game goes on, for the most part. Aside from the ending. Finishing the game left me very unsatisfied. Not only were my balls not drained, but the game's ending was rushed. The last few minutes are just nonsensical drivel, with the most ridiculous and goofy things happening. The dialogue becomes some corny action movie/anime dialogue, and the entire thing is told through w…

It freezes at a certain point andI can go no futher. Do not waste your money.

[h1]"Great Visuals and Clever Details Dragged Down by an Incompetent MC and Nonsense Writing"[/h1] • [b]Visuals & Atmosphere:[/b] Visually, the developer clearly put care into the staging. The render quality is clean, the layouts show real effort, and the scene direction is easy on the eyes. Little environmental details and background humor—like a random crazy dog or a construction worker hauling a colleague around—add genuine charm without distracting from what's happening. The soundtrack holds up well too, pulling its weight to set the tone alongside basic but serviceable animation. And yes, the cat is an absolute highlight. • [b]The Dialogue & Insecurity Complex:[/b] The writing quickly becomes exhausting. The script constantly forces this archaic, 1920s-style fixation on affirming that the protagonist is a "man, not a boy." When a main character feels the need to announce his masculinity every fifteen minutes, it screams writer insecurity rather than organic character depth. Worse, the MC pairs this posturing with the emotional maturity of a toddler—whining over minor interactions ("I didn't like how she talked to me") while remaining utterly oblivious to the obvious events u…

I'd rate this a 5.5/10. It's a bit light on sex scenes, which are kind of mediocre. The animations are minimal but the women are attractive and they don't all have over-sized massive breasts like many other games. The story is just okay, which is almost a negative because it's more story focused than sex focused. I'm going to give the dev a pass because it's first game. Going to try his next game Law School and see if he improves.

well written, easy game play. Its a first effort so don't expect ♥♥♥ level of animations, but it is a good game. well conceived and again, very well written, multiple branches, numerous girls.... His second work Law School is highly recommended.

Yes, I would suggest this game and the characters are quite decent to read. Get this, there isn't a horrible attitude girl in the set and the MC is a decent person. Both the playtime as well as the plot is truly nice at several hours of a single plotline. My only two main complaints for this very decent game is both the main villian with how 'he' was making all sorts of unbelievably dumb decisions and how there truly wasn't an 'ending' to this game depending on which girl you pick.