The loading bar sits there for what feels like forever, just a white screen and that little circle spinning. I almost closed the tab, honestly. But then you get the gift box scene and something about the way the sister character looks at the protagonist, this weird mix of grief and something else, it hooked me. The voice acting for Katrin, when it kicks in during certain scenes, has this breathy quality that's completely at odds with the fantasy setting but somehow works. It's like she's in a different, much dirtier game and nobody told her.

The orc attack backstory is just window dressing. Every 12 years they come, father's dead from a mystery disease, here's a box you can't open yet. Standard fantasy quest framing that the game seems to forget about for long stretches while you're busy with the innkeeper's wife or whoever. The sprite art is inconsistent, you can tell different artists worked on different characters. Some look like they belong in a polished visual novel, others have that slightly off proportion thing that reminds me of early Newgrounds submissions. The H scenes though, those are where the budget clearly went. Over 60 of them and still counting, which is absurd. The one with the drow character, Xerana, has this voice performance that's trying so hard to be sultry it circles back around to being genuinely hot. The audio mixing is a mess, sometimes the moans are way louder than the dialogue and I had to scramble for my volume control.

I keep thinking about that gift box mechanic. You wait a whole in game year to open it and I won't spoil what's inside but it's not what the buildup suggests. The game pulls this bait and switch that's either clever or lazy depending on my mood. The patreon link is right there in the menu, always visible, which is a choice. Some scenes just end abruptly, like the artist ran out of time or interest, and there's no real resolution to the orc threat yet because it's still in development. The death lady character, Morta, has dialogue that reads like someone ran a thesaurus through Google Translate but her scene is one of the better animated ones so I guess that's the tradeoff.

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I don't know what I expected from something called a "lesbian story" but here we are, two women going at it with the kind of enthusiasm you usually see in those late night infomercials for kitchen gadgets. The whole thing is basically a loop of rimming and pussy eating until they both finish at the same time, which happens. Eventually. The sync orgasm thing feels less like a feature and more like the game just runs out of ideas at that exact moment.

The dildo section caught me off guard because there's zero buildup. One second they're kissing, next thing you know there's silicone involved and I'm sitting there wondering if I missed a tutorial popup. There isn't one. You just click around and hope for the best, which honestly mirrors my actual dating experiences more than I'd like to admit. The ass fingering mechanics are... present. That's the nicest way I can put it. My therapist would probably say something about how the characters' desires are straightforward but the interface makes everything feel like you're trying to assemble furniture without instructions.

The big tits are big. I mean they're right there, doing exactly what you'd expect, and the physics are about as realistic as my uncle's stories about his college football career. The kissing parts actually work better than the rest, which is weird because you'd think the more explicit stuff would get more attention. But no, the lip locking has this almost accidental tenderness that the rimjob scenes completely abandon in favor of aggressive closeups. I kept clicking through the fingering sequences trying to find a rhythm and ended up just watching the same three animations cycle like a broken GIF from 2007. My cat walked in during one of the dildo moments and I've never seen an animal look more disappointed in my life choices.

Christmas eve and you're stuck at a party where the main attraction is a very busty Mrs. Claus with a serious case of the "I need a real present" eyes. I dunno, the whole setup feels like someone's fever dream after watching too many holiday specials, but here we are. The CG scenes, they're that classic

You know what gets me about Hanawakening? The mail. It's just sitting there, this little notification on his screen, and Thomas, or whatever you named him, he doesn't even hesitate. He's already got D.Va. The actual Hana Song. Living together, gaming together, the whole perfect esports power couple fantasy. And his first thought is, yeah, let's see what this mysterious message is about. That's not a red flag, that's the whole damn circus tent.

The art is that CG hentai style where everything looks a little too glossy, like someone waxed the characters. D.Va is drawn so petite she looks like she'd snap if you hugged too hard, which I guess is the point. There's this one scene early on where she's just stretching after a match, and the way her spine curves, it's anatomically impossible but my brain didn't care. The game knows what you're here for and doesn't pretend otherwise. The Gwishin plot about some dark plan brewing underground? Honestly I kept forgetting about it. Every time the story tried to get serious, I was just clicking through, waiting for the next moment where Thomas decides to mix things up, as the description says. Mix things up is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

The choices feel weirdly low stakes for a game about a guy risking his perfect relationship. You pick a dialogue option, she blushes, things escalate. There's no real tension. I spent way too long on one screen where you decide whether to check her phone. Not because the game made me feel guilty, but because the pause menu music was this lo-fi beat that I ended up Shazaming. It's not even in the game's credits, I think. Anyway, the sex scenes are fully voiced in Korean, which adds this layer of authenticity even when the dialogue is pure parody nonsense. At one point she calls him a stupid idiot but in that tone, you know the one. If you've played any Overwatch parody visual novel before, you already know the rhythm. This one just has a slightly more unhinged protagonist, and I respect that.

I loaded up GWL3 Part 1 and the main menu is just Hayley in this massive oversized suit, doing a little shuffle. I stared at it way too long because the reference is so specific. You either get it or you don't, and honestly it doesn't matter because five minutes later she's getting railed in a locker room while still half in wrestling gear. That's the whole deal here.

The wrestling stuff is actually decent. Not kidding. There's this one match against a masked opponent where the loser has to, well, you know. The submission holds turn into something else real quick, and there's a moment with a folding chair that made me spit my drink. The bisexual tag isn't lying either. Hayley ends up in a three way with another wrestler and some guy from the audience, and the game just lets it happen. No big speech about it, no "exploring her sexuality" bullshit. Just bodies slapping together while someone's championship belt is still on the floor. The sex toys show up in a backstage segment that feels like it was written by someone who actually owns a vibrator, which is rare. The rough sex scenes have this janky charm where the animation loops don't quite sync up but somehow that makes it hotter. Like catching something you weren't supposed to see.

The UI is a mess though. I clicked through three menus trying to replay a scene and accidentally started a new game. Twice. And there's this one background character who keeps appearing in different locations with the same frozen expression, like he's following you. Nobody mentions him. Maybe he's a ghost. The dialogue has typos that made me laugh, like "your" instead of "you're" during a moment that's supposed to be serious. I don't think they'll fix it, and part of me hopes they don't. The spunk in her hair thing from the description? Yeah that happens. Multiple times. They really committed to that bit.

I loaded this up expecting something, I don't know, coherent. What I got was Toph Beifong with tits the size of her head and a plot that feels like it was written by a horny algorithm with a concussion. The AI art is... look, sometimes it's almost good, like a fever dream where the characters almost look right, and then the next scene Katara's face melts into something that would get you arrested in seventeen states. The inconsistency is the point, I think. Or maybe it's not. The dev clearly said fuck it to polish and honestly that's kind of refreshing in a genre where everyone pretends their incest visual novel is high art.

The violence tag is not kidding around. There's a scene where you can just straight up murder someone with earthbending and then immediately transition into a titfuck. The tonal whiplash is so severe I laughed out loud. The ahegao faces are grotesque in that specific AI way where the eyes cross and the tongue becomes this independent entity that doesn't quite connect to the mouth properly. It's horrible. I kept clicking.

You play as the Avatar, which in this timeline means you're a guy who wanders around making terrible decisions. The adventure structure is barely there, just enough to string together the scenes. Toph shows up, things happen, the dialogue reads like it was translated through three languages and then back by someone who's never spoken to another human. "In a few intresting way" the description says, and that typo is the most honest thing about the whole experience. The parody elements are accidental half the time, I'm convinced. There's a moment where the source material is referenced so incorrectly I had to respect it. Nothing matters. Consent as a concept does not exist in this universe and that's uncomfortable in a way that's probably intentional but who knows anymore. The game doesn't care what I think and I almost admire that.