For those of you who really enjoy survival games, this one is absolutely a brilliantly made one. Atmospheric, amazing music, awesome game play, and highly addictive for those who like to become lost in the adventure. I highly recommend giving this game a try.

The only reason why I don't really recommend this game, is because they make it to where you kind of have to spend money to buy gems in order to get time boost, but even when you have capped off the time boost, it still take forever to woo most of the guys, you can probably max out 4/9 of the guys and its even takes longer to woo William because of the required reset boost and you basically get around....I would say 0.50 reset boost per affection mark you pass. So its going to take a while. I would recommend this game if there wasn't a cap on the reset boost, and if the level-up time was sped up a little more to where customers who can't really afford gems, will be willing to sit through the grind. I think the reward in the end is not really worth the time and even money spent in the game. Don't get me wrong, it is a good idle dating game, the characters are charming, the humor is good, the artwork and design is great, but the actual hard grind is way to much. Its the type of hard grind that kind of pressures you into either buying gems to make it somewhat better, or just so through the grind, for 3 days straight...or a week with the additional character.

SUMMARY:

PROS:
1. Great Artwork
2. good music
3. Charming Humor
4. Good character designs
5. Ok for an idle/ dating sim

CONS:
1. Grind is way too much for it to be fun
2. Bit of a weak story plot
3. Reset Boost Cap
4. Level-up times suddenly become agonizing
5. Not enough reset boost gain from each integer on affection meter
6. Hard grind to where you kind of have to buy gems
7. When buying speed boost you can't buy more then a x64 boost (which doesn't do much in the long run)

I believe the game is still being adjusted? If so, I do hope that sad panda would take these points into consideration, they can still implement gems since that's their way of gaining profit, but I would say either lower the pricing or add more quantity of gems to the purchases. Or they could make the grind less tedious, and get rid of the reset boost cap, I believe fans would still buy gems in supporting the developers and the game, but I don't think they should feel a passive aggressive pressure to buy said gems...to essentially adapt a pay-to-win strategy.