Moonripple Lake, something’s making waves over here.
Moonripple Lake and every other video linked to it can be seen on our Patreon, and if you’re wanting to know what other games we’ve played and have posts for, here’s our list of current games.
Where can you buy?
- Available on Steam
Pros:
- Several adult scenes
- Teases out a storyline
Cons:
- AI art all over the place
Explanation to Negative Feedback
AI art all over the place
I don’t mind AI art in some games like this; I’m sure that makes me one of the few, but whatever. To each their own.
What I do have a problem with is when things aren’t consistent. A lot of the character models have a kind of anime look to them, but then there’s some that don’t vibe with everyone else. Specifically one person in this video stands out from the rest, especially when he’s shown in a group image.
I don’t know what happened. If they created his character model at a different time than the other characters, but yeah, he’s the odd one out.
Something else I noticed is within a bar scene where we’ve got our girlfriend at the forefront and the background consists of random NPCs. Those NPCs are more realistic because they’re fitting into the realistic style of the background itself, making our girlfriend model look a little odd around all of them.
It’s literally like walking in a crowded area and there’s an anime character in the crowd.
Explanation to Positive Feedback
Several adult scenes
Some of them have movement to them, but none of them are actually animated. What it lacks in animation though, it makes up for in its words and descriptions, because boy do we like to daydream about what our girl can do to him or even others.
And she’s down with it too, as long as we are, though she is nervous about doing things we might not want her to do, despite us constantly giving consent.
Which might be a plus for those wanting to play this game.
Anyway, aside from actual visually appealing adult scenes, there are also scenes that play out in our character’s mind that we don’t actually see happen on the screen. So if you’re big into daydreaming, you’ll probably enjoy the main character’s habits.
Teases out a storyline
There’s a lot more than just us being a rowdy couple, which is kind of what these games aim for, with maybe a small storyline to keep them moving forward, but this games seems to be pretty lengthy when the full release happens, since we start on chapter three within the demo and there are more chapter after.
In the demo we learn about our house being gossiped about being haunted as well as titled the murder house, with a reason for it owning such a title.
The bartender mentions it’s a round that time when a maiden shows up to take a man and disappear with him, and even us meeting a particular lady who has a strong interest in us and can speak to us within our mind while we sleep.
Then there’s a cellar that’s not quite a cellar with notes dated from years back speaking of rituals and the like.
Little things that make you question what’s going on, without revealing the full truth. It adds more pull in someone wanting to buy the game, with the adult scenes being the cherry on top, for sure.
Not Now Mom Podcast
This is our podcast episode for the demo of Moonripple Lake on Not Now Mom, I’m Gaming.
Seeing as this is a NSFW game, the full podcast will be available on our Patreon.
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