A Town Uncovered

Yes this game is broken, but I don't regret buying it. The developers state clearly that it's incomplete with messages like "This part is under construction" or "The graphics will be improved later". Still the variety was great fun. Fantasies from school, work, business, friends, home, sci-fi, fantasy.... There are people totally comforble with sexuality, people who are hesitant, people who are ashamed. Every body type is represented. I really enjoyed the idea of the young innocent exploration of sexuality. While it was frustrating to have parts that didn't work (and cheat buttons to allow you past it) and I would really like to see the final product, I enjoyed it which means I was glad to support the project.

From what I can see, the Steam version gets a "full update", but here we're still stuck at 0.54 or something? Did the author think no one would notice? In any event, the last update was rushed in order to abandon the game. It's a disrespectful way to treat people who have followed development for years. Ultimately, these actions broke my trust with both GeeSeki and TinyHat Studios. I will avoid any future games from either of them.

This review was written 6 26 24 --The game is very much unfinished, with weird workarounds for broken areas. Some stories can not be completed, so you have to use a special option to skip forwards. Other stories are dropped suddenly just as they are getting interesting. The map has two parts of town, with almost nothing in the second map being used in this version of the game, and large portions of the first map are still under development. The H scenes are plentiful and easy to access though they are typically animated from two or three images. There's several scenes that can be accessed any day over and over - like a cashier that you can invite into the back any time the store is open. It is noteworthy that the game starts by saying that they don't want you to name relationships things like mother and sister but through the game the characters often refer to themselves as such, the relationships do not make sense in any other way, and there is literally a picture of the family on the wall with the older couple standing with the younger couple as children. They are fooling nobody. It's a decent game depending on what you want from your game. This is clearly not meant to compete with Being a Dik or other high end titles. We just have to wait and see if it's ever finished

*yawn*