The game remains in the top 10 best of its genre on Steam.

I'm giving it a thumbs down to highlight its flaws, hoping this will be constructive for the developers.

Some choices are illusory when you see the outcome.

There are numerous inconsistencies between the two seasons, for example:

- In Season 1, we learn that the father's disappearance lasted 13 years, while in Season 2 it's 15 years.

- Sue is angry with us about Charlie even though it was already resolved. She knows about our amnesia in Season 1; we talk about it before sleeping together.

- Julia is 19 in Season 1, but 21 in Season 2, yet only one evening, or at most one day, passed between the two seasons. (Besides, she doesn't drink alcohol at the end, probably because she's not allowed, unlike Chloe who's a little drunk.)

-Dylan is 21 years old when he's repeating his first year at university, but Chloe is 22.

-In season 1, Dylan gets caught out by the Russian girls at the club because of his fake Russian accent, but in season 2, she seems to have forgotten about it.

There are other examples, but I'll stop here. It's almost as if the developers didn't make both seasons.

Or that they cut all the dialogue just for the sex scenes.

The credibility of the writing in season 2 is poor. We'll overlook the puritanical dogmatism at the university, especially in a woke USA of 2024... at the heart of the woke era... But the cops who don't stop us or question us as soon as we get home after making the mistake of contacting Lily (because it's a very bad choice in reality, but the game makes you believe otherwise).
It's inconceivable. The police track and monitor phones, and Lily alerts the police, so she reports us. We should therefore be a suspect in a kidnapping case.

Even if Sam says otherwise, we're complicit in the eyes of the law (which is true; even if we criticize our father to his face, we're still helping him).

At the very least, we're unwitting accomplices.

Like, there's no scene to criticize Lily for alerting the police?? Like, Lily cheats on her husband, does she even give a damn about him??
We don't even get a sex scene where she gets hardcore sex like the slut she is, as compensation for ratting us out, seriously... it sucks.

There are quite a few untranslated passages, at least into French, or translated but with missing words in the sentences.

There are only 11 sex scenes, and a lot of bonus scenes with stupid cards to collect, which are certainly abandoned scenes that should have been part of the base game. (They would have been interesting and part of the main story.) Probably because the game was shortened to sell more seasons.

The graphics are some of the best in the genre, and the animation is often well done. But all the scenes are sloppy, especially the orgasm scenes, which are one of the most important moments, particularly the internal ejaculation scenes, where you see NOTHING. Images and animations are missing, whether it's during the initial penetration, the transitions between positions, or the finishing touches.

The sex scenes are very poorly done, like the one with Alyssa at the pool, especially when she's taken from behind, which is a real shame, considering the girl's figure, which deserves to be properly taken in that position.
In fact, all the doggy-style scenes in the game are strangely botched.
These are the most neglected parts; the swaying isn't realistic, it's more like being on a boat in a storm than having real sex.
Especially with Susan, it's a complete failure; The camera angles barely show, or barely show, her hair being pulled.
The camera is often poorly framed; you can't see much, like when they're doing Chloe doggy-style (the screen cuts off her head at the moment of internal ejaculation, which we don't actually see).

The last sex scene is almost perfect, with a few minor issues, always the same ones as mentioned previously.

The characters' faces have changed slightly; it's subtle for many, especially the noses, which form the basis of a face's structure. They were better before, except for Susan, who looks better in season 2.

The relationships between the characters are superficial; they barely know each other. We'll make an exception for the protagonist, who obviously has to get laid easily, but Sue, on the other hand, tolerates others like Dylan, Chloe, and Julia, which isn't consistent with her character. Dylan is worried about his Russian accent, but doesn't even ask a single question about his best friend finding his parents and being in trouble...

The music doesn't fit the context of the scenes.

In short, a poorly written story, a rushed sex scene for a 2025 setting, especially considering it's from the biggest studio in the genre.
Season 2 is worse than the first.

The dramatic ending is brilliant and surprising, however, what a completely stupid idea to spoil season 3 in the post-credits!
It diminishes and ruins the impact of the cliffhanger.

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