The game is pretty fun for early access; a bit buggy with a few crashes but nothing really broken. Most of the problems I encountered were expected of an unfinished product: some animations not playing properly, slight lighting or shading issues, and too many creatures on screen causing lag. All that said, I had a lot of fun playing it. It feels a lot like a pleasant mix of Pokemon Snap and Deadrising photography mechanics, while having a nice wildlife photogapher/explorer aspect to it. I hope it gets finished soon because it shows a lot of promise, having much more effort put into than most games of this genre. In terms of gameplay hitches, control can be a bit stiff at times, paticularly when jumping or climbing, and stealth is kinda janky which is problematic considering the game prioritizes front facing photos for better scores. On the lewd side of things, its mainly animations, i.e. parts not "linking" correctly and slipping out constantly or just clipping though models entirely, though the devs already know and are adressing it. The rest of my gripes are due to personal taste; I want a good focus on "grip" during the fun stuff (lips wrapped around the member for example), lasting effects afterwards (fluids leaking out, stained characters, etc.), more kinky mechanics (choosing which hole to use, eating cream out of said hole, or even just fun reactions to being glazed), but as I said, these are more personal desires. As it stands, I definitely recommend buying and supporting the game, especially for thirteen or fourteen bucks.
Despite being plagued wiith bugs only fixed by a tedious modding process, the breadth and variety of choices and playstyles cements this game as one of the greatest RPGs of all time.
Still one of the best Star Wars games ever made. Simple fast arcadey fun.
