Truly a masterpiece, a refined exploration of... cultural exchange and other hands-on experiences. This game pushes the boundaries of what we thought pony friendship could be, reaching new, unexpected heights. This isn't your everyday "magic of friendship." No, no—this is a deep dive into the, uh, other side of Equestria. The plot? Well, it’s there, somewhere in the background, serving as a convenient excuse for why our human protagonist is suddenly the most popular visitor in Ponyville. But let’s be real—we all know what this is about.

The Characters? Well, let's just say they’re a bit more complex than usual—both in personality and, uh, other areas. The ponies aren’t exactly ponies anymore, folks. They’re anthro, humanoid versions of themselves, curious about this new human in more ways than one. It's less "friendship lessons" and more "biology class gone very, very off the rails."

The romance? Oh, it's intense, with interspecies, uh, relations. It’s like a cultural exchange program, but instead of studying language or history, the focus is more on, well... anatomy. It’s less Fifty Shades of Mane, and more, "shouldn't this technically be beastiality?" (Don't worry—it’s all in the name of science and exploration... right?)

Visually, the game is a feast for the eyes (and maybe other senses too). The anthro design brings a new perspective to your favorite ponies—one that will definitely make you pause... and reflect. Or maybe just pause.

In conclusion, "Friendship with Benefits" is a visual novel that is, let’s say, special. It’s not for the faint of heart or the easily scandalized. If you’re looking for a game that redefines the boundaries of Equestrian relationships, well, saddle up—you’re in for a wild ride. Just make sure to bleach your eyes after every session unless you want everlasting trauma.

10/10 for those seeking a truly unique, pony story experience.