Date with Foxgirl (SFW/NSFW DLC) ★★☆☆☆

Where can you buy?

• Available on Steam

Explanation to Negative Feedback

Very generic, robotic conversations

The kind of conversations that you can imagine hearing with little to no emotion. It’s all very stilted and repetitive. Maybe the kind of speech one would expect from AI back when AI wasn’t that great.

Or maybe the translation just sucks.

I don’t know, but it’s not great.

AI foxgirl

Normally I don’t care about AI art in these games, it’s just kind of whatever and par for the course, and while I do like the looks of the foxgirl and the variety of outfits she wears, something’s not quite right.

I think it’s her tail.

It almost looks like her tail was drawn and colored by an artist, while the rest is pretty AI graphics. It just doesn’t look right on her, like it was made to be placed onto her after the rest of her models were made.

Generic face emoji

When you or Miko speak, there’s a character face icon on the side, but not a whole lot of work was placed into them. They are either a generic fox face or simplistic face of a guy.

I mean, at least we know who’s talking, I guess.

Explanation to Positive Feedback

Just a wholesome date

I was going to write this off as a negative because of an unfinished story, but after thinking about it, it’s not really incomplete. You get exactly what the game title states–a date with a foxgirl.

Maybe the only reason it feels incomplete is because to continue the date and take it further, you’ll need to download the NSFW DLC.

Until that moment, this is a SFW date.

Puzzles require thought

Thankfully they aren’t like six piece puzzles between each scene like some of these games out there. Instead, you have hexagonal tile pieces that you’ll need to match up the different colored loops.

While the puzzles are easy, I think they get a small amount more challenging with each scene, which makes you think a bit more on them.

NSFW DLC

The DLC gives you many extra things, and also takes stuff away, such as the visual novel storyline. Which makes sense, because it’s the DLC you’d want to get to the adult portion.

The base game gives you six scenes, and so the DLC gives you the same amount, with the same puzzles, though a bit more challenging, and animation to the scenes, which the base game also has, but it’s more subtle. The animation here is a little more involved, given what we’re looking at.

Plus, there are sound effects that come with the scenes in the DLC.