Timestamps: Lost Love

Such a great game that by the end of it, I felt completely drained. As good as it is though, it’s not without flaws. VNgine sucks compared to Ren’Py; every time an animation loads, the game hangs for 5–8 seconds. There’s a family patch available, which is absolutely essential, but it needs some tweaking before it works properly. And then there’s the screenshot posting limit that's capped at just 20. Twenty!? For a screenshot junkie like me, that’s brutal.

The AVN had good rendering and the story had a good amount of content with plenty of action. This is an improvement from the previous installment. A Back to the Future type story. The content was rather boring at times and repetitive. Very few Decisions to make in the story but with all the repetition it would be very confusing. Kind of on the fence with this one. I did not like the ending. Purchasing both chapter is rather pricey. Some people might enjoy this AVN but I can't recommend at this point.

משחק מעולה לאוהבי הג'אנר יש הרבה תכנים ואיכות גרפיקה מעולה ממליץ בחום

[h3] First and foremost, I want to extend my congratulations to Motkeyz and Aesouth for crafting what is undoubtedly the penultimate western AVN featuring taboo elements that I've ever experienced—a genuine "incomplete" masterpiece. [/h3] This AVN is brimming with heart, joy, laughter, depth, emotions, intelligence, unexpected twists, allure, and heartache. While the first installment was fantastic, Lost Love elevates the standard even further across all aspects. It is rare to encounter an AVN in this genre that boasts such refined writing, stunning renders, engaging scenarios, explicit content, impressive set pieces, plot twists, and sex scenes that rank among the finest the industry has to offer, showcasing positions and passion that resonate with the audience. Additionally, it features the most effective use of time travel tropes, Groundhog Day-style storytelling, and an "ending" scene that I have ever witnessed. [h3] Now that the praise/glazing are out of the way, let's address the elephant in the room: "incomplete" aspect. [/h3] Everything was progressing smoothly until we reached a segment of the narrative where it became evident that the developers had decided to move on…

dear dev we definetly need a season 3 asap.

[b]Writing from the past — February 2026.[/b] Steam is running the Horse Festival, so perhaps that’s why a game featuring the absolutely unbelievable sizes of the protagonist’s and his friend’s manhood feels oddly appropriate here. This is a continuation of [i]Timestamps: Unconditional Love[/i], following the story of familiar characters while introducing a few new ones. Once again, I must say I adore the setting. It is an obvious homage to Back to the Future, complete with awkward time-travel complications and wildly inappropriate attractions. However, despite the massive increase in renders and scenes compared to Part 1, I have significantly more complaints about this release. [hr][/hr] [b]The Structure Problem[/b] As you may remember, Back to the Future had three films. This series has only two parts. And it strongly feels as if the developers compressed all ideas meant for a potential third entry, cut off unresolved threads from Parts 1 and 2, and merged everything into this single sequel. Despite the sheer amount of content, this is disappointing for players who saw real potential in certain character relationship arcs — potential that ultimately goes nowhere. [hr][/hr]…