Summer Heat

8.5/10 Graphic
9/10 Storyline
1/10 Length of Chapters

I might just find some other game to play and come check if the game is completed in 10 years.

In many ways, the experience of playing an AVN is easy. We risk very little, yet we sit in judgment of stories crafted with care, passion, and effort. It is easy to dismiss them—to call them unrealistic, indulgent, or mere fantasy. But the truth we must face is that, in the grand scheme of things, the most outlandish fiction often holds more meaning than the criticism that seeks to belittle it.
But there are times when a story truly risks something, and that is in the pursuit of emotion—of depth, of truth, even within fiction. The world is unkind to those who dare to tell stories that make us feel, that make us reflect. Fiction needs believers.
Time and time again, I have found myself immersed in worlds where choices matter, where emotions run deep, and where stories unfold in ways that challenge expectations. Last night, I experienced something new—an AVN that, despite its fictional nature, captured something profoundly real. It was not just a game, but a reflection of life itself—the fleeting moments, the longing, the realization that anything can happen.
In the past, I may have thought of AVNs as just another genre, just another escape. But now, I finally understand: not every story will be great, but a great story can come from anywhere. And when it does, when it makes you stop, think, and feel—you realize it was never just a game to begin with.

New update i think released on 8/13/23

İt’ll be clearly one of best game in all time

I thought this was going to suck, but I was pleasantly surprised.
The renders were extremely well done, and the story isn’t that bad. It’s a little obvious, but there are a lot of choices to make, and it’s lighthearted and funny.
I will probably wait to see if it gets abandoned, before I invest too much more time in it, but so far, so good.