📢 Rate the New Update – Chapter 6: Lust in the Glow

I don't mean to sound toxic; this is just my opinion. I apologize if it came across differently. Honestly, what's happening with Anna and Julia is turning into some kind of children's cartoon about villains. I understand that this might be the author's vision, but turning Julia into something like that is simply absurd. In my opinion, it would have been much better to leave her simply as a person with her own goals and desires. There were similar moments with Sierra, but they weren't as critical, in my opinion. Maybe I'm being picky, but in the most serious moments possible for this genre of games, I want the characters to remain serious, not devolve into something cringy, like a bad anime (this includes the whole situation with Julia). And, in my opinion, Sierra started to look creepy, at least in the final scene with Alex, when she smiled. Anna's behavior, which I've been repulsed by lately, is now justified by Julia's influence. Like, it's not Anna who's so stupid and a slut (like the NTR route, where she cheats behind Alex's back and doesn't regret it, although she later says she does—but that's just another inconsistency), it's Julia's influence. Regarding the latest update, I have a big gripe with the conversation between Anna and Julia, specifically the part about Halloween. Anna literally babbled on, saying ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. And suddenly, this story about some wild party where she met Alex, without any details, without describing the events that took place, suddenly aroused Julia. It would be logical for Julia to be displeased, because Anna said literally nothing. And how did this conversation start? With Julia's question about the first time Anna saw a naked girl. And CORRECTLY – she didn't say a word about that either, just that it happened at a party. 👍👍👍 (I understand this was done to avoid spoiling what happens in "The Night We Met," but it just felt unnatural. They could have at least said something to make it less weird.) Overall, I'm disappointed with the latest update. From an 18+ game focusing on the NTS-NTR genre, it all turned into the fantasy of a 14-year-old schoolboy. Perhaps the author was trying to stand out from the other games in this genre, which have gained significant popularity over the past year or two, but for me, it was a huge disappointment. Yes, there are plenty of games in this genre, but few are high-quality, and, in my opinion, it would have been much better to make the game more "ordinary" – about ordinary people, their desires and problems, their relationships, etc., rather than turning everything into some kind of cartoon. The speed at which the author releases updates is unmatched by any developer I follow. Yes, there are bugs and typos, but that's inevitable. The game had great potential, and perhaps still has, but for me personally, this update has ruined the game, and I don't know what can be done to fix it (speaking solely for myself). I'd also like to suggest an improvement to the NTS route. When Anna wants to do something with someone else (like Michele), we could be given the choice to allow it or not. And if we constantly refuse, it could develop into an NTR on Anna's part. Of course, this would add work and branch the plot a bit, but not as much (in my opinion), and it would still add a significant amount of variety to the game. In conclusion, I want to say that I have no ill will towards the author or his project. I just wanted to give an honest review. As Omega Games wrote, "I'd rather have one negative, critical review than 100 empty, praiseworthy ones" (I'm not sure that's exactly right, but the gist is the same). As I've already written, the author releases updates in record time and at a fairly high quality, for which he deserves special respect. However, I was very dissatisfied with the author's storyline and his vision for the game. This is my personal opinion, which I don't impose on anyone. My native language is not English, and I may have expressed my thoughts differently than I intended. I apologize in advance.