Step into the shoes of detective Hank and his sidekick Gwen. This time on a top secret mission in an exotic Mediterranean-like country to uncover an illegal drug trade, but also to use this opportunity to enjoy themselves and perhaps even to savour romantic moments.
I was a playtester for this game and provided feedback during development and got a free key out of it. So take my review with a grain of salt.
I recommend this game if you've been a fan of Gastronomic Games for the past 4 years and enjoy the romantic component of Matthew's games - dating, relationships, jealously, all that good stuff. The game is now...
Visual novel where you try to uncover a conspiracy. Along the way, you can get closer to your partner Gwen. Or someone else. Decent enough.
I played it after completing all three Snares of Ruin games.
Even if it's totally different, I liked this game too, good story and convos. BUT Gwen is an elf and in this game she's portrayed as a human. I didn't like that.
Also, the renders are kind of amateurish, but this dev used RPG maker for previous games, so I guess he will need more time to adjust...
This visual novel is a total trip. A holiday in fact. With Gwen.
The main characters are likeable and reasonably well written. Sure the romantic sentiments are often expressed rather awkwardly, and yes occasionally the dialogue sounds a little like it's from Madame Web, but the tone is light and it's all in good fun.
The scenario is a heady mix of espionage,...
You are a couple that's more or less on a business trip and you're both working from the start of the story line. There is some animation but it needs work and/or would of been better just to of not included it. Granted I only played for about 30 mins but I got bored kinda fast. This is on the cheap side but I can't say it was worth the money at this...
