1. Gameplay is the most casual you could imagine, it's hard even to call it a "game", it's more of a comic book with buttons to trigger the progress in a story and to generate one of the resources. 2. There is absolutely no mature content at all in the stock version of the game. After an hour or two of playing, you start to suspect something is wrong - why is getting to mature scenes taking so long? In another hour you start to investigate on forums, which are absolutely empty. And just then, when you go to a store page to make a refund - you see the additional DLC available with uncensoring of content. No, thank you, I've already lost interest.
Yes, the video game feedback is okay. However, there are a few minor corrections that can be made: The best things are: 1. Decent character visuals. 2. Fun out-of-plot scenes with regular NPCs on the streets. 3. Good overall balancing of everything. The worst things are: 1. In-combat scenes are absolutely neglected and pointless "under the hood." If you have seen one, you have basically seen them all at the same level, if not the game. Even the bosses don't get anything unique to look for. 2. Crafting mechanics are absolutely decorative; the only real purpose of crafting is to get related scenes. 3. Although the character visuals are of good quality, the adult scenes are of very limited variety, and every scene offers very little development. Usually, it's several very similar frames with text and sounds.
Seems like GOG version of this Ukrainian game was successfully denazified by russians. No Ukrainian language here, although it is available on STEAM and it was long ago released by game developers.
This game is like a train ride. You can enjoy indeed very pleasant view from the window and polite and short chit-chat with a personell (that trully describes scenario depth), but your freedom is limited with ability to open and close your room doors, let a bit of fresh air through the window and order some tea. Everything around your in-game party is so limiting, linear and empty that you can't stand it if you really like to have a game world, not just decorations. You dont' travel locations, you "complete" them once and forever. And with second-third completed map and you already tried everything this game has to offer you. Ok, you got tactics, but role-playing and strategy can be easily thown away from game tags. And - the most terrible part - no quicksave. I'd give this game 4 for it's style, fresh visuals, atmosphere and polished key part of the game - battles, but only if it would have quicksave feature. I wish to forget that feeling of re-saving and re-loading so many times that i began to hate game menu.
