BK_StoryDon

This game is wild. It’s funny for real, but I’m straight up confused. I don't know if I liked it or if it just annoyed me by the end. If you want to date some birds and lose your mind a little bit, this is the one, but don't expect it to make any sense. Real talk.

Mad respect to the dev for getting their first game out the door with zero bugs, but the presentation is basic as hell. The UI and the menus just don't have that 'it' factor, it feels very entry level. The story is aight, nothing that’s gonna change the game, but you can tell they were inspired by the greats. At the end of the day, it’s a fair price for the content, but the visual soul is missing. I’m definitely checking for their next project to see if they can level up the aesthetic, but this one falls a bit short of the mark.

I gotta respect the vision. Using real photography instead of drawings was a bold-ass move, and it actually makes the city feel like a character itself. It’s like a masterclass in 'The Butterfly Effect'—seeing how one small frame can change the entire trajectory of the narrative. For anyone tryna build a complex, intertwining story, this is the blueprint. The pacing is tight and the visual execution is one of one.

I wanted to like this, especially with that late-night driving vibe, but deadass... it’s a snoozefest. There’s zero tension. You’re supposed to be surviving in this corporate dystopia, but the stakes feel mad low and the conversations just drag on. I’m out here tryna feel the pressure of the city, but instead, I’m just watching a meter and listening to people complain. Boring as hell, no cap.

Look, it ain't a horror joint, but the stakes here are all about that high school drama and figuring out who you are, which is a different kind of stress. The dialogue is snappy and feels like real people talking—no cap. It’s a quick read, but it hits home because the characters actually feel like people you’d see hanging out at the park. Not my usual dark vibe, but it kept me locked in regardless.

This game is fire. The story is deep, the art is top-tier, and the choices actually matter for once. Most VNs talk a big game but this one really delivers. Deadass worth the play.