One of the best Indie games I've ever played, and criminally underplayed by the gaming community. On par with, if not better than, other Indie "anime dating sim" games like Doki Doki Literature Club. (Anyone who has played that other game knows the "anime dating sim" aspect is just a front, and it's the same with this game.)

Contrary to popular rumor, sure, you go on "dates" with dragon-people but nothing needs to be overtly sexual. Depends on how you want to play your character, and what characters you choose to date, I guess - they all have their personalities, some very wholesome, some not so much. The characters feel very "human" for being dragon-folk. The game also somehow managed to utilize a mechanic of repetition without feeling overly repetitive, which impressed me.

I have other plot-related praises that I can't detail here without giving spoilers. All I can say is "trust me, this game is worth playing."

I also can't post a recommendation for this game without also posting a recommendation for some of its mods. One of these is "A Solitary Mind" which fleshes out a minor character named Naomi into a full companion. Unlike many mods, it felt like it blended into the game flawlessly, and the story stuff with her was very fun. I can't play this game without it now.

I've played this game quite a bit offline, so my Steam playtime might not reflect my at least 6+ playthroughs at this point. That said, the game can be short or long depending on what you want out of it. If you want the "perfect ending" you're probably going to need to do quite a few runs. Personally, I was okay with doing a run or two, taking a break from the game, then coming back and doing more runs at a later date. The game is nice like that. The game also has a handy "skip" function for scenes you've already viewed, though I don't use it often, since it's nice to get the recaps again after a hiatus.

I recommend this game it has a nice story

I will start by saying that there are some elements I really like in this game. I generally like visual novels and I’m usually fairly forgiving with the writing and such. And this game has its fair share of little things that I am willing to overlook. However, it also will occasionally do completely egregious things. I’m talking about parts with writing choices that are mind numbingly bad.

Most of the game is written as though YOU are the main character, and they often give you a lot of control over the main character’s actions. But then in usually super critical parts in the story, not only do they give you no choice at all, but the main character will often do insane things that defy everything about good story telling.

The writing in this game gets extremely bad when it’s trying to create tense situations or plot twists. Every run I’ve played has parts like this, usually towards the end. While part of me wants to learn more about the different characters, since every run ends with me feeling deeply unsatisfied with the game, I don’t know if I’ll be finishing it.