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cool design, nice riddles
Null Pointer Exceptions hit different this time. Can't even chill in a train

Nice design, cool riddles
Man, Null Pointer Exceptions were kind of scary this time, ngl

Good design, nice riddles
One step closer to understand Null Pointer Exceptions

(Played with 'Second Term' DLC)

I see why it would be appealing to a lot of people, but it didn't fit my taste.
A good effort and nicely designed game, but in the end too shallow and kind of annoying in some aspects of the game-play.

Game is NOT a story. Just bunch of events that are sometimes connected creating a series of events.
That's my turn-off for this game. Not a big deal, but I would lie if I was to recommend the game.

I will give the game that it had quite a few nice comedic lines.
Characters are monsters, duh, but lack any kind of #relatable traits.
They are caricatures in the end but after one play-through they become boring - one-dimensional (even with the prince from another dimension).

I'm totally in love in this game...
Just a story with just simple additions as mini-games... but this chill gameplay is superb.
Satisfying, enjoyable. Rewards for paying attention. Just what I needed.
Feels real.

I would switch prices between Cyberpunk and Va-11 Hall-a. No brainer.
Who needs open world when you have opened bar. ~probably Boss

pretty mediocre if you ask me, plain simple, buggy, in some ways unrealistic
for so simplistic UI I would expect more, but it's an OK game for couple of hours of somewhat nice experience

simple UI is compensated with tons of mechanics and government elements which, if u ask me, are not that appealing

The quality of the content is very good and I'm impressed with all the details and effort that was put into that.

Sex scenes are for obvious reasons a big thing in the game, but there was a lot of forced fan service it felt like.
I, for one, am really intrigued by american college and lifestyle and the story behind partying frat-member, student life and it's nice to experience that through the game. Exploring while your character has nothing but sex in mind - is frankly difficult.

What bothered me in season 1 also causes my headache in season 2 as well which is weird concept of character being only 2-dimensional. It's very simplistic and surely helps with implementing branched story faster, but it seems that you can't really create that much of a unique main character yourself.
Still it's a rather a story-telling game so that point shouldn't matter that much, there's still a lot of freedom and I appreciate it.
(It's story telling side is pretty clear as you can read others' thoughts, see events not related to main character and in general player gets more information than the character would know [in that point in the story])

Another thing to appreciate is for sure gameplay itself. Easy controls, well designed minigames. One note - the limit of money is nonsensical, because you have possibility to exceed it by so many measures and you're stuck at one level, then you spend everything and don't have enough for some options then you don't need it anymore. It's rather confusing and having shared collection system for different saves is just a bad design.

I think game doesn't punish the player enough for stupid choices, but again - that's rather for fun game so no harm done.

I would have hoped to have such well made games as non-sexual ones, but we take those. Developers need to earn money somehow :D

campaign is cool
mechanics of the game are enjoyable
diverse gameplay styles
great graphics, although I had tiny problems with skipping frames during cut-scenes even with good hardware

clever, funny game which most certainly tells a story well in an interactive world
and it's more or less just a story so don't expect too much detective work, but it had a few simple, however not trivial, puzzles to solve

Mixed feelings about this one. It sure is kind of fun to mess around, but as a whole doesn't really provide much.

There's a defined guy which you steer through the dates, but you can't really identify as a character that much. Maybe I'm imagining too much, but I'd rather see first person view with custom profile so you can explore and experience your character to certain limits.

I've also expected a bit more for 'only' 5 dates available. It's interesting concept that they all have certain qualities and sophisticated problems which you face during the dates and then confront your believes. Even with all the scenes amount of content doesn't seem to be that large. And it might be a game design flaw as I'm super aware of how much work this has taken.

I can't say it's overpriced because cost of production was probably higher than regular, but I don't feel this has that much value to me personally, even on special offer.

My take on game-play is that game wants you to "win" the game by having a successful date and you can absolutely do that because everything is explained like to 5 year old. I prefer, as a player, to create story along with the main character instead. I don't think I was allowed or encouraged to do so.

Also there are literally 5 possible dates, some linear choices, yet still main character becomes a completely different person from date to date. For example on one you can chose to present yourself as vegetarian but very next day you go with tuna like nothing happened. Felt really disconnected there.

I know it's a bit harsh judgement, but I didn't feel entertained as much as I expected to be and people who are looking for something with meaningful choices won't get much satisfaction in this game.

To end on positive note - actors and actresses played really nice in individual scenes. I wish they were more connected though, but it was a good effort and I feel it's a good step forward for more games like that.