A mixed bag for me. The production values are nuts; this is easily the most well-produced traditional-style visual novel I’ve ever seen. Unfortunately the plot is… uhhhhhh… generously described as a hot mess. It felt about ten thousand times longer than it needed to be, especially since so many parts of the routes overlapped exactly. The villain especially is a real bore.

As for the erotica… hmm. Hugely subjective. For me, it felt like routes swung wildly between character-driven romantic hotness and just. Fucking weird. Which is fine, but like. Perhaps this suffers from trying to do too many kinks at once? Also lube does not exist in the future I guess. rip Aoba.

I acknowledge the point of having multiple routes is that not everything appeals to everyone but even bearing that in mind, I DID have to See Some Things to finally unlock the most uncomfortable “true ending” of all time so. Uh. Thanks for that.

I don’t know how I feel about this. Confused? Confused.
I’ll just stick with: the art is insanely gorgeous and Clear’s route alone almost makes up for the rest.

Pretty much a mindless grind-for-resources mobile game but with better graphics and some sandbox-esque design elements. Personally, I find this type of do-nothing game really relaxing, but if the meaningless gameplay loop isn’t appealing to you, there’s not much to recommend here other than extremely basic repackaged Disney nostalgia. I shudder to think of the inevitable microtransaction buffoonery once it goes full free-to-play in 2023.

Tried on PC (via Xbox Game Pass) and Switch. Looks pretty on PC though seems poorly optimized with some stuttering. On Switch? It… uh... Runs. Except when it doesn’t. Frame rates are nigh unplayable in certain areas when raining. It has crashed every time I’ve played; luckily it autosaves frequently. Hopefully Switch optimization improves, because the touch-screen features are handily implemented.